Volume 13 | Issue 4 |

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This study examines the impact of online reviews and ratings on consumer purchasing decisions in the e-commerce space. With increasing reliance on digital platforms, customer feedback plays a key role in shaping trust and influencing buying behavior. Based on a survey of 140 respondents in Coimbatore, the research highlights that while positive reviews boost confidence, fake or negative reviews can discourage purchases. It also explores the role of social media and influencer opinions. The study identifies that customers prefer reviews with photos or videos and often check ratings before buying. Using tools like percentage and Likert scale analysis, the study concludes that authentic, verified reviews and effective review management are essential for enhancing customer trust and improving online sales.

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Online reviews, Ratings, Consumer behavior, E- commerce, Purchase decisions, Customer trust, Customer feedback

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The law of abortion in India is governed primarily by the Medical Termination of Pregnancy (MTP) Act, 1971, which was enacted to provide a legal framework for safe and lawful abortion, aiming to reduce maternal mortality and morbidity associated with unsafe abortions. The Act has undergone significant amendments, most notably in 2021, to expand access and reflect changing societal and medical perspectives. Under the MTP Act, abortions are permissible up to 20 weeks of gestation under specific conditions, and up to 24 weeks for certain categories of women, such as survivors of rape or incest, minors, and those with fetal anomalies, with the approval of one or two registered medical practitioners depending on the duration of the pregnancy. The law seeks to balance a woman's right to reproductive autonomy with the state's interest in protecting potential life and ensuring the procedure's medical safety. Despite its progressive amendments, the law has been critiqued for its provider-centric approach, where medical practitioners act as gatekeepers, and for lacking an explicit recognition of abortion as a fundamental reproductive right. Judicial pronouncements, particularly from the Supreme Court, have increasingly emphasized bodily autonomy, privacy, and reproductive choice as integral to the rights guaranteed under Article 21 of the Constitution. In conclusion, while India's abortion laws are relatively liberal compared to many other countries, there remain challenges in access, awareness, and implementation that must be addressed to ensure reproductive justice for all women, especially those in marginalized communities.

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LAW OF ABORTION ,MEANING OF ABORTION, GROUND OF LEGAL ABORTION, LAW ON ABORTION IN INDIA

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The paper is devoted to the mother tongue influences on second language learning at the secondary level of education in Tripura. Secondary sources of data are its basis, and by taking care of or taking into consideration Tripura's linguistic communities and diversity, the paper is moulded in a way that further development and research can be done. The language groups, tribal and non tribal communities and their languages are surveyed and remarks or findings based upon those bases further possibilities are discussed. How mother tongue can become a vehicle for second language learning is the focal point and relying upon this results discussion possibilities further provisions and conclusions are knitted in a Vivid manner. Mainly the Tibeto- Burman language groups and Indo-Aryan groups or language families are greater in no in Tripura and languages and dialects of those communities are there in the school curriculum as well as served as a means of communication.

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Mother tongue, Secondary Education, Indo-Aryan language group, and Tibeto- Burman language group

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Oracle Cloud integration with third-party systems is the core element of enterprise IT architecture in the current era, allowing continuous data streams and increased interoperability between systems. However, despite increasing adoption of cloud computing and the rich feature set of Oracle Cloud, there are significant barriers to efficient and secure integration with third-party systems. These are data silo management, ensuring data quality and consistency, reducing security risks, and coping with the disparity in data model complexity. The literature presents several integration strategies, such as API-based, event-driven architectures, middleware solutions, and microservices; however, there are lacunae in understanding how to integrate these approaches in an overall manner to get the best performance. There are fewer studies on how the newer emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, and low-code/no-code solutions can assist in overcoming the integration complexities. The research gap identified relates to the need for the creation of more adaptive, automated, and scalable integration solutions that can suitably address the changing needs of businesses operating in multi-cloud and hybrid environments. While the existing literature largely focuses on different integration frameworks and tools, there is a substantial shortage of research into their practical application, particularly in large, multinational organizations. This review synthesizes and examines existing research between 2015 and 2024, identifying key strategies for preventing integration issues while also suggesting areas that need further research. It emphasizes the need to utilize interdisciplinary approaches that combine automation, security, and compliance frameworks to enable efficient, secure, and scalable Oracle Cloud integrations with external systems. Bridging these gaps is important to drive advancements in cloud integration approaches and to promote more integrated and interoperable enterprise environments.

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Oracle Cloud, third-party system integration, data flow, systems interoperability, cloud integration challenges, API integration, event-driven architecture, middleware, microservices, automation with AI, blockchain security, low-code platforms, hybrid cloud, multi-cloud, data synchronization, integration frameworks, enterprise systems.

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Mental well-being is an important aspect of overall health, encompassing emotional, psychological, and social elements. This paper details the development of a comprehensive digital platform designed to enhance mental well-being through practical measures, including stress management techniques, therapeutic assistance, and opportunities for community interaction. Informed by recent research findings, the platform addresses the increasing mental health difficulties resulting from contemporary life pressures. It employs technology to provide accessible resources, establish supportive networks, and deliver therapeutic options, aiming to improve mental health outcomes across diverse populations. The platform adopts an integrated approach, incorporating digital tools, data-driven insights, and individualized care plans to maximize user engagement and effectiveness. Furthermore, it seeks to overcome prevalent obstacles in traditional mental health services, such as stigma, limited availability, and elevated costs, thereby fostering a more inclusive and efficient support framework.

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Mental well-being, Stress, Anxiety, Therapy, Digital Platform, Counselling, Mindfulness, AI, Support, Mental Health

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This study looks into the growing need for Pipe Distribution Networks (PDNs) in Maharashtra's Sindhudurg district--a region known for its coastal setting, rugged terrain, and high annual rainfall, averaging around 3,287 mm and reaching up to 4,242.5 mm in places like Sawantwadi. Despite receiving substantial rainfall, the district still experiences seasonal water shortages, mainly due to inefficiencies in traditional irrigation systems like open canals. These systems often lose large amounts of water through seepage and evaporation and struggle to function effectively in hilly or uneven landscapes. While projects such as the Dhamapur Dam and the Sarambala Medium Irrigation Scheme have contributed to local irrigation efforts, they frequently fall short in delivering water equitably and efficiently across the region. This paper evaluates the feasibility of introducing PDNs by analyzing Sindhudurg's geography, climate, and agricultural practices using field observations, stakeholder feedback, and official records. The findings suggest that PDNs could significantly enhance water use efficiency, encourage the adoption of micro-irrigation, and promote sustainable farming methods--offering a practical and replicable model for other similarly challenged regions in India.

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Pipe Distribution Network (PDN), Annual Rainfall, Culturable Command Area

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Early and accurate identification of lung diseases is crucial for effective treatment and patient care. In this study, we propose a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN)-based lung disease detection system, integrated with image processing techniques, to classify various pulmonary conditions from chest X-ray images. The model demonstrates high accuracy in identifying diseases such as pneumonia, tuberculosis, and COVID-19. This approach leverages pre-processing techniques, data augmentation, and a deep learning model trained on publicly available datasets. The results indicate that AI can significantly enhance diagnostic accuracy and support radiologists in clinical settings

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CNN, Lung Disease Detection, Image Processing, Deep Learning, Chest X-Ray, Medical Imaging, Pneumonia, Tuberculosis, COVID-19

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In today's health-conscious and eco-friendly world, the demand for organic food products is steadily rising. The study titled "The Role of Green Marketing on Organic Food Products in Coimbatore City" focuses on understanding how green marketing strategies influence consumer awareness, preferences, and purchasing behaviour. With increasing concerns over health and environmental sustainability, consumers in Coimbatore are turning towards organic products. This study identifies customer awareness levels, the impact of green marketing tools like eco-friendly packaging and environmental messaging, and the challenges faced, such as high pricing and limited availability. It further suggests improvements in certification transparency, pricing strategies, and awareness campaigns to enhance the reach and effectiveness of organic food marketing in emerging urban markets

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Green Marketing, Organic Food Products ,Eco-,Friendly,Sustainable marketing

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With the rise of social media, online communication has become more accessible, but it has also led to a surge in cyberbullying--where individuals face abusive and harmful content. The anonymity and reach of digital platforms have made it easier for such behavior to spread, posing serious mental health risks.This project presents a real-time cyberbullying detection system using Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Machine Learning (ML). Focusing on English, Marathi, and Hinglish, we collected live data via APIs and web scraping, followed by preprocessing and TF-IDF-based feature extraction. Models such as Random Forest, Logistic Regression, XGBoost, and Linear SVC were evaluated, with the Linear SVC and a stacked model performing best.The system detects and filters offensive content in real-time and features a user-friendly interface for both users and administrators, supporting safer and healthier digital interactions

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Cyberbullying, ML Model, Accuracy

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Abstract The Tamil merchants verbalized a feeling of solidarity through trade guilds. Trade was the main channel of the mobilization of productive wealth from one place to another. Over Sea trade goes back two or three thousand years in which the medieval Tamil Kingdom in the South had a significant impact on sea trade by having fares and imports with urban communities to the extent of Rome and Greece. Horse trade was conveyed by the trader class under the Panday's and this prompted a cycle of change from an agrarian economy to agro mercantile economy in the Tamil country. The Over Sea trade of medieval Tamilagam was energetic and had built up all the auxiliary requirements of harbours, shipping, was the lighthouses, etc. The factor that added to the development of seaside Trade networks development of the hinterland in the Cauvery and thamiraparani river basins which thusly helped the ports on the coast to thrive. The ascent of merchant groups in a few pockets channelized the assets from the coastal trade towards the extension of abroad trade. Kayal' was a significant Port in the district during the 16th century. Pearls and chanks fished in the south beachfront territory were sent out through the port.

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Key words; trade,maritime,goods,ancient,medival

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