Volume 12 | Issue 3 |

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Gender equality and the empowerment of women in leadership roles are multifaceted and complex endeavours that require a comprehensive and inclusive approach. This critical and timely topic addresses the need for gender equality and women's empowerment in various spheres of life, encompassing issues such as Impostor Syndrome, which can significantly impact an individual's life. The Covid-19 pandemic has underscored the importance of gender equality in workplaces, particularly in regions like India, where deeply ingrained social biases and the pervasive cultural belief in traditional gender roles persist. Mentorship and sponsorship programs are essential for nurturing aspiring women leaders, providing them with guidance, support, and opportunities for professional growth. Embracing gender diversity brings potential benefits to organizations, communities, and nations, promoting innovation, collaboration, and sustainable growth, highlighting the value of investing in these areas. This paper aims to provide an overview of the current state of gender equality in the workplace and to underscore the challenges faced by women leaders in leadership.

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Gender equality, Women's empowerment, Impostor Syndrome, Mentorship programs, Gender diversity

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Machine Learning, MLP, LSTM, Bi-Directional LSTM.

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Over the past decade, research on moral values has seen significant growth and diversification. This paper aims to provide an overview of the key trends, themes, and insights emerging from the literature published between 2014 and 2024. Drawing upon a comprehensive review on interdisciplinary perspectives from psychology, sociology, philosophy, and other relevant fields, we identify major themes, methodological approaches, and emerging issues in the study of moral values. Our analysis highlights the shifting landscape of moral inquiry, including the influence of cultural factors, technological advancements, and socio-political developments on moral reasoning and behavior. Moreover, it discusses the implications of recent findings for understanding moral development, decision-making, and ethical behavior in various contexts. Through this synthesis, we aim to contribute to a deeper understanding of the contemporary landscape of moral values research and suggest directions for future inquiry. Additionally, we explore avenues for future research and offer recommendations for advancing our understanding of moral values in the decades to come.

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Moral Values, Ethics, Moral Development, Decision-Making, Literature Review, interdisciplinary perspectives, cultural factors, technological advancements, socio-political developments

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One uncharted territory in the realm of trademarks is the trademarks protection of the signature poses of celebrities or famous personalities. Most of the celebrities have a pose or a move and the public identifies it with them. Celebrities are known for their unique identities, including their names and recognizable traits such as mannerisms, speech patterns, and voices, which can be considered a form of intellectual property. Their popularity and public recognition often stem from their talents and skills. In today's media-driven world, there is considerable value attached to utilizing a celebrity's image, characteristics, and behaviour, as these aspects contribute to their marketable appeal. They have personality rights protection as a common law remedy but the problem arises when the celebrities want to commercialize that pose or move,by making it a brand logo or mark, that is when the question of the trademark protection of the pose arises.Celebrity rights encompass various aspects such as advertising, personality, privacy, reproduction, and merchandising rights, among others. While there aren't specific laws dedicated solely to protecting these rights, they are typically safeguarded under trademark and copyright laws.When celebrities begin to commercialize their unique appearances or distinctive bodily features by incorporating them into merchandise, a strong argument can be made for establishing trademark rights for those specific goods.

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Signature poses, personality rights, celebrities, trademark, publicity rights

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Abstract The Indian Telecom Sector has become one of the fastest-growing areas of development, and it has recently seen significant expenditures from both the government and commercial companies alike. Assam's telecom sector has seen several good chances during the previous decade. Assam Telecom Circle has achieved a lot in this sector in terms of accessibility and connectivity throughout the state. For a nation's wealth and income to grow, neither any resource can be used to its fullest potential without the active engagement of human resources. Accordingly, the study focused on how BSNL has been able to cope with recent challenges and the existing organizational climate by taking into consideration the Assam Telecom circle. The review study focused on the positive and negative effects of human resource development on BSNL and the telecommunication sector. Keywords: Human Resource; Human Resource Development; Telecom Industry; BSNL; Assam Telecom Circle

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Keywords: Human Resource; Human Resource Development; Telecom Industry; BSNL; Assam Telecom Circle

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The paper is organized in such a way that it begins with an extensive examination of the literature on the development of CI/CD and its guiding principles. The methodology section that follows describes the study strategy used to assess the effect of CI/CD on SDLC efficiency. The study finishes with a discussion of the significance of these findings for software development techniques and future research initiatives. The results section contains data from case studies and industry surveys.

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Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD), Software Development Lifecycle(SDLC)

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Several schemes are proposed to solve this problem, but they suffer from low search accuracy on large datasets. In this paper, we propose the first secure image retrieval scheme that simultaneously solves these two problems. To obtain higher search accuracy, we extract image features via fine-tuned convolutional neural networks. Then, the image features are encrypted by using the secure k-Nearest Neighbor algorithm. To improve search speed and reduce the cost of image owners, we let cloud servers locally build a secure hierarchical index graph by using the encrypted image features. Besides, the secure index can be built and updated in parallel. We provide security analysis for the proposed scheme. Performance evaluations on the CIFAR-10 dataset show that the proposed scheme is practical. Moreover, compared with a recent scheme, our scheme can save more index construction time and cost of image owners when building secure indexes

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encrypted image retrieval, navigable small world graph, secure index.

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Phishing attacks is a prevalent form of cyber threat, continue to jeopardise the integrity and security of digital environments worldwide. This. abstract provides a succinct examination of phishing attacks, encompassing their methodologies, impacts, and mitigation strategies. Phishing attacks exploit social engineering techniques to deceive individuals into divulging sensitive information, often masquerading as trusted entities through emails, text messages, or phone calls. This abstract delves into the diverse tactics employed by cyber criminals, including email spoofing, domain impersonation, and psychological manipulation, to orchestrate successful phishing campaigns. Moreover, it highlights the dire consequence of falling victim to phishing attacks, ranging from financial losses and identity theft to the compromise of confidential data and organisational reputation damage. To combat the pervasive threat of phishing, this abstract advocates for a holistic approach to cyber security, integrating technical safeguards, user education, and incident response protocols. Effective mitigation strategies encompass email filtering, web content analysis, and multi-factor authentication to thwart phishing attempts at various entry points. Additionally, ongoing user awareness programs empower individuals to recognise phishing indicators and respond appropriately, fostering a culture of cyber vigilance within organisations. In conclusion, this abstract underscores the critical importance of understanding and mitigating phishing attacks in today's digital landscape. By embracing proactive cyber security measures and fostering a culture of resilience, individuals and organisations can fortify themselves against the persistent threat of phishing, safeguarding sensitive information and preserving trust in digital interactions.

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clone phishing; e-mail phishing; malware; spear phishing; whaling

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The Nano emulsion takes into account a novel medication delivery method that permits a regulated or prolonged drug release. It is regarded as a dispersion made up of oil, surfactant, and a transparent, kinetically or thermodynamically stable aqueous phase with droplet diameters ranging from 10 to 100 N. Nanotechnology is used to improve the solubility and bioavailability of lipophilic medications; nano emulsions offer a variety of benefits for drug delivery. It can be used in a variety of delivery methods, offering a consistent result in a wide range of industries, including biotechnology, therapy, and cosmetics. Oil and water dispersions known as nano emulsions allow for the stabilisation of dispersed phase droplets (20-500 nm) by an active surface coating composed of non-ionic surfactants. Nano emulsions have been proposed as a super solvent vehicle that can dissolve both lipophilic and hydrophilic medications. To some extent, a system based on nano emulsion can pass via hepatic metabolism because it has been observed that nanoparticles can enter the bloodstream directly through the paracellular pathway and absorb into the blood, indicating a systemic drug sequence

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Nano emulsion mellitus; Nanotechnology; Nanoparticle; NDDS

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A drug recommendation system is a technological solution that helps doctors prescribe the right drugs to patients based on their demographics, history of illness, symptoms, and drug efficacy, among other things. The system analyses massive datasets, including patient data, medication profiles, clinical research, and drug-drug interactions, among others, by using sophisticated algorithms and methodologies. This innovative approach analyses user sentiment and emotions in text data by using big data and sophisticated analytics. As a result, a drug recommendation system is now required to assist doctors and patients in understanding how different medications may affect their medical conditions. A software programme that makes product recommendations based on user wants and preferences is called a recommender framework. It makes utilization of client surveys to anticipate customized remedies and comprehend feelings. Sentiment analysis and feature engineering are used by drug recommendation systems to identify patients with certain conditions and provide the right medication.

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Drug Recommendation, medicine, health, symptoms, healthcare.

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