Volume 11 | Issue 4 |

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Object detection, Animal detection, Forest survey

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For disaster recovery, data backup is crucial. Modern cloud-based services provide a secure infrastructure. While the data is hosted on a single cloud, data privacy is not guaranteed. Using Multi-Cloud technology is a different approach. Although employing many clouds to store lesser amounts of data can increase data privacy, doing so comes at the expense of the edge device managing various accounts and managing connectivity with numerous clouds. Due to these shortcomings, this technology was hardly used. Using cutting-edge Multi-Cloud and encryption techniques, we propose Drop Store in this paper as a user-friendly, highly secure, and dependable backup system. Drop Store uses a locally hosted device called "the Droplet," which is entirely maintained by the user, to offer an abstraction layer for the end-user to hide any system complexity. As a result, the user does not rely on any unreliable parties. Utilizing fog computing technology, this was accomplished. The combination of Multi-Cloud and Fog Computing principles gives Drop Store its distinctiveness. The system implementation is online and open-source. Performance outcomes demonstrate that the suggested method enhances data protection in terms of dependability, security, and privacy preservation while preserving a straightforward and user-friendly interface with edge devices.

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For disaster recovery, data backup, system implementation.

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ABSTRACT: Kazuo Ishiguro is a British Novelist who has explored the themes of memory and identity in most of his novels. His novel The Remains of the Day was published in the year 1989 which deals about the professionalism of the protagonist. The protagonist of the novel, Stevens is a chief butler, who embodies the values of professionalism, civility and credibility in serving his employers. Stevens represents the ideal of a professional butler, through his adherence to strict codes of conduct and his commitment to the ideas of service. Professionalism and civility are important values in the work place and they must be balanced with a sense of personal fulfillment and authenticity in order to lead a truly credible and fulfilling life. The author in his novel The Remains of the Day highlights the importance of professionalism, civility and credibility in the context of personal fulfillment and authenticity.

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Professionalism, Civility and Credibility.

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The desire to create is a sign of a sensitive mind's need to fulfil its potential. According to humanistic psychology, this is a manifestation of the drive for ego fulfilment. When coming from a writer, the results of this reaction take the form of works of literature, which is where the satisfaction lies. The purpose of this thesis is to show that the desire for self-fulfillment is a primary impetus for imaginative writing. Adrienne Rich (1929-2012) spent much of her early career devoted to upholding these norms. The phallogocentric theory of subject creation impacted her thinking. She adopted this male-dominated language in an effort to gain credibility as a writer, but eventually she came to see that it did nothing to encourage women to speak out and share their unique perspectives.

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Manifestation, Male-dominated, Primary, Imaginative, phallogocentric

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Social anxiety disorder is less of a SAD expression & more of a SHY expression. It is a chronic debilitating mental illness characterized by a marked & persistent anxious fear related to one or more social or performance situations involving reflection of negative facial expressions & exposure to familiar or unfamiliar situations with people followed with embarrassment & avoidance. The aim of the study that was completed at DIPR, DRDO is to study the concept and literature of social anxiety disorder. To understand application of social anxiety questionnaire for adults (saq-a30), test anxiety inventory for analysis of social anxiety among patients. To understand the continuum and relation of social anxiety with suicidal ideation attributes scale & beck's hopelessness scale. To understand the application of homeopathic treatment as intervention in social anxiety disorder using homeopathic repertoire / rubrics evaluation & case taking. To understand the psychological interventions including mindfulness and applied relaxation / yoga techniques and social skills training in social anxiety disorder. The test subjects/patients were obtained from various hospitals and polyclinics from district Gurugram. After following up with each case the inferences were drawn thus obtaining average scores from both test anxiety inventory and SAQ A30 including both pre and post treatment. They were given homeopathic medicines along with various psycho therapies including mindfulness log sheets. The prevalence ratio was found to have females suffering from social anxiety more as compared to males. The graphs obtained revealed patients need proper counselling over a long period of time especially to go for social skills training. Practicing mindfulness and applies relaxation techniques was found very much beneficial and have overall improved major stress level and quality of life.

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Social anxiety disorder, homeopathy, Mindfullness, social skills, test anxiety

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The article explores the consequences of Forensic Journalism in the contemporary world. It begins with an introduction, defining Forensic journalism and explaining its importance in society, followed by a brief overview of its consequences, using the Watergate scandal as an example. The historical context of Forensic journalism is discussed, including the development of the field, notable Forensic journalists and their work, and changes in the journalistic landscape. The article goes on to explore the positive and negative consequences of Forensic journalism, including exposing corruption and fraud, advocating for social justice, informing public policy, and strengthening democracy. It also highlights legal and ethical challenges, journalist safety and security risks, potential harm to sources and whistleblowers, and the impact on media credibility and public trust. The role of technology in Forensic journalism is discussed, including the advantages of digital tools and data journalism, challenges posed by the digital age, and social media's role in disseminating Forensic stories. Strategies for mitigating negative consequences are suggested, such as ensuring ethical Journalism practices, strengthening legal protections, fostering media literacy, and encouraging collaboration between news organizations. The article also emphasizes the importance of forensic journalism in promoting justice and fairness, contributing to scientific and technological advancements, and advancing the public's understanding of complex issues. It explores the impact of digital media on Forensic journalism, challenges faced by Forensic journalists in different regions of the world, and the role of Forensic journalism in promoting social justice and holding corporations accountable. The article concludes by reiterating the importance of Forensic journalism, recognizing the balance between its positive and negative consequences, and emphasizing the need for continuous support and development of Forensic journalism. Overall, the article highlights the vital role that Forensic journalism plays in promoting transparency, accountability, and social justice in our society.

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Forensic Journalism, Forensic investigation

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Nowadays, eProcurement is often supported by web-based internet technologies and is becoming increasingly prevalent. Those involved in the procurement function need to understand the different procurement concepts and tools to provide input into their development, use, evaluation, and refinement to improve procurement efficiency and effectiveness. This study aims to analyze the effects of E-procurement practices on suppliers' relations and procurement performance among INGOs in Myanmar. The quantitative research method is applied, and data are collected using questionnaires. The findings show that E-procurement practices positively impact supplier relations and procurement performance. The results contribute to INGOs in Myanmar's understanding of the role of E-procurement. Effective implementation of E-procurement practices brings positive communication between buyer and suppliers and improve performance.

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E-procurement, Supplier relation, Procurement performance, INGOs, Myanmar

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In recent years, the banks have shifted their vision from socio banking to profit earning. Although there have been several advantages because the business has been expanding, but along with it, the public sector banks have witnessed many disadvantages.This Paper showing ebanking singnificate like Lower cost per exchange: Since the client doesn't need to visit the branch for each exchange, it saves him both time and cash and No topographical hindrances: In conventional financial frameworks, geological distances could hamper specific financial exchanges. Nonetheless, with e-banking, geological obstructions are diminished.ebaning Convenience A client can get to his record or bank account and execute from any place at any time.

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Benefits, Types and Role

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This dissertation involves the study of the behavior of soft story located at intermediate level in high rise building under seismic loading. Unfortunately, open first floors are an inescapable aspect of many urban multistory structures in India nowadays. The main reason for adopting this is to make room for parking or reception lobbies in the first story. The goal of the current analytical study is to determine how certain parameters affect a structure with soft story behavior. The aspect of difference in performance of a building with a soft story under seismic forces is described in this thesis, specifically for different places of the soft story along the height of the building structure. This thesis examines a twelve-story moment-resisting RC-framed building for zone V. The fourteen models of the twelve-story RC-framed building are prepared. Bare frame model, infill & other twelve versions of infill frame are studied, each with one Soft Story (one story at a time from bottom to top, by removing the masonry infill in that Story). The computer program ETABs is used for modelling the whole building. The analytical findings are discussed in terms of base shear, lateral displacement, lateral forces and maximum bending moment.

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Soft story, ETABS, High Rise, Seismic Analysis

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Land tenure system in Malabar area had a long history. Its land tenure system had a bearing with agriculture and trade. The commercial activity of the people was rooted in its climate and geographical features. After the establishment of power in Malabar, the English East India Company (EEIC), a trading Company mainly focussed on trade and commerce. They depended on agricultural crops for the trading activity. EEIC rooted on Colonialism, expanded its area with the blessings of colonial rule. British authorities deconstructed the long existed economic system on the basis of land. The land revenue system implemented by the British administration was revised upwards every year by using tactics that did not require any official announcement. Through the newly established economy the land holders of Malabar were evicted from the soil.

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Tenure, Agrarian Economy, Revenue, Kanakkar, Janmi

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