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  Paper Title: IoT-Enabled Agroforestry: A Comprehensive Review on Transforming Traditional Practices into Sustainable, Climate-Resilient Systems

  Author Name(s): Pawan Kumar, Sanjeev Khan, Nutan Pathania

  Published Paper ID: - IJCRT25A4444

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  Publisher Journal Name: IJPUBLICATION, IJCRT

  DOI Member ID: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT25A4444 and DOI : http://doi.one/10.1729/Journal.44994

  Author Country : Indian Author, India, 171005 , Shimla, 171005 , | Research Area: Science and Technology

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  Title: IOT-ENABLED AGROFORESTRY: A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW ON TRANSFORMING TRADITIONAL PRACTICES INTO SUSTAINABLE, CLIMATE-RESILIENT SYSTEMS

 DOI (Digital Object Identifier) : http://doi.one/10.1729/Journal.44994

 Pubished in Volume: 13  | Issue: 4  | Year: April 2025

 Publisher Name : IJCRT | www.ijcrt.org | ISSN : 2320-2882

 Subject Area: Science and Technology

 Author type: Indian Author

 Pubished in Volume: 13

 Issue: 4

 Pages: m348-m354

 Year: April 2025

 Downloads: 201

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Traditional agroforestry systems are generally complicated to cope with changing natural conditions, although they produce ecological and economic benefits. This study examines the incorporation of IoT technologies for upgrading traditional agroforestry systems to climate-resilient and sustainable systems. With the installation of IoT sensors, real-time data analysis and precision management systems, the research tracks soil moisture, nutrient state, microclimatic parameters and pest infestations with the aid of optimizing irrigation, precision fertilization and predictive pest control. A comparative case study was performed to assess conventional and IoT-based agroforestry practices based on major parameters such as water-saving yield increase and climatic adaptability. The results found that the use of IoT greatly improves resource management, fore-emergent identification of environmental stress factors and system productivity. This study emphasizes the revolutionary power of IoT in transforming agroforestry practices, providing policymakers and stakeholders with useful insights. The replicable and scalable model suggested in this study fills the gap between conventional practices and new technology, opening the door to sustainable and resilient agroecosystems.


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Internet of Things (IoT), Agroforestry, Sustainable Agriculture, Climate Resilience, Precision Management, Smart Farming, Environmental Monitoring.

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  Paper Title: A Posthuman Analysis of the Grotesque in Amish Tripathi's Shiva Trilogy

  Author Name(s): T V Sri Vaishnavi Devi, Dr.A.Srividhya

  Published Paper ID: - IJCRT25A4443

  Register Paper ID - 283901

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  DOI Member ID: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT25A4443 and DOI :

  Author Country : Indian Author, India, 641104 , Coimbatore, 641104 , | Research Area: Arts All

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  Title: A POSTHUMAN ANALYSIS OF THE GROTESQUE IN AMISH TRIPATHI'S SHIVA TRILOGY

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 Pubished in Volume: 13  | Issue: 4  | Year: April 2025

 Publisher Name : IJCRT | www.ijcrt.org | ISSN : 2320-2882

 Subject Area: Arts All

 Author type: Indian Author

 Pubished in Volume: 13

 Issue: 4

 Pages: m343-m347

 Year: April 2025

 Downloads: 224

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The intersection of mythology and contemporary literary forms offers new insights into cultural narratives and their representation of identity, agency, and existence. In particular, the retellings of Indian mythology have come more and more to adapt to modern sensibilities and frameworks of understanding. One compelling lens through which to explore these transformations is the concept of the "posthuman" which challenges traditional notions of humanity and its boundaries. Environmental posthumanities, as a sub-genre focus on Nature as an active agent capable of influencing human behaviour and societal structures. It deconstructs dualisms like nature/culture, human/nonhuman and subject/object to emphasise the interconnectedness of all life forms. This paper makes a posthuman material analysis of the grotesque characters in Amish Tripathi's Shiva Trilogy to show that they embody hybrid identities that reflect and critique contemporary societal and ecological concerns.


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Grotesque, posthuman, hybridity, liminality, abject.

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  Paper Title: KNOWLEDGE ATTITUDE AND PRACTICE ON FOOD LABELLING AMONG THE PATIENTS VISITING CARDIAC CLINIC AT TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL.

  Author Name(s): B. Sri Lakshmi Roshni, Dr.K.Silambu selvi, Dr. Vinitha Krishnan, Dr. Geetha loganathan, Anusuya

  Published Paper ID: - IJCRT25A4442

  Register Paper ID - 277153

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  Author Country : Indian Author, India, 600021 , Chennai, 600021 , | Research Area: Science All

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  Title: KNOWLEDGE ATTITUDE AND PRACTICE ON FOOD LABELLING AMONG THE PATIENTS VISITING CARDIAC CLINIC AT TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL.

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 Pubished in Volume: 13  | Issue: 4  | Year: April 2025

 Publisher Name : IJCRT | www.ijcrt.org | ISSN : 2320-2882

 Subject Area: Science All

 Author type: Indian Author

 Pubished in Volume: 13

 Issue: 4

 Pages: m333-m342

 Year: April 2025

 Downloads: 225

  E-ISSN Number: 2320-2882

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Food labels play an important role in communicating product information to buyers and manufacturers. It comprises information about the product's type, nutritional value, preparation methods and safety measures. Food labels are an important public health tool for encouraging a healthy diet. The study's goal is to assess cardiac patients' knowledge, attitudes, and practice regarding food labeling while attending a cardiac clinic at a tertiary care hospital. The study involved 370 male and female patients from Chennai SIMS Hospital's Cardiac Clinic. A structured validated questionnaire was used to collect demographic data, anthropometric data and questions of knowledge, attitude, and practice regarding food labelling. The Statistical results were analysed using the chi-square test. Overall, the KAP Score revealed that 64.6% of people use food labels moderately, 11.1% inadequately and 24.3% adequately. These findings highlight the significance of food labels in reducing noncommunicable diseases by promoting educated dietary choices. Improving food labeling education and understanding can boost its effectiveness in terms of public health and disease prevention. The findings revealed that area of residence has a borderline relationship with KAP Score, however education level and medical history are substantially associated with KAP Score.


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Food label, Knowledge, Attitude, Practice, Cardiac clinic, Structured questionnaire.

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  Paper Title: "THE IMPACT OF GOLD PRICE SENSITIVITY ON CONSUMER CHOICE OF INVESTMENT WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO COIMBATORE CITY"

  Author Name(s): SARUMATHY.S, DR. R. MURUGALAKSHMI

  Published Paper ID: - IJCRT25A4441

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  Author Country : Indian Author, India, - , -, - , | Research Area: Science and Technology

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  Title: "THE IMPACT OF GOLD PRICE SENSITIVITY ON CONSUMER CHOICE OF INVESTMENT WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO COIMBATORE CITY"

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 Pubished in Volume: 13  | Issue: 4  | Year: April 2025

 Publisher Name : IJCRT | www.ijcrt.org | ISSN : 2320-2882

 Subject Area: Science and Technology

 Author type: Indian Author

 Pubished in Volume: 13

 Issue: 4

 Pages: m325-m332

 Year: April 2025

 Downloads: 173

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This study examines how gold price sensitivity influences consumer investment choices in Coimbatore City. Gold remains a preferred investment, especially during inflation and economic uncertainty. The research focuses on consumer behaviour, risk perception, and how price fluctuations affect investment decisions. The findings aim to offer insights for investors and financial planners in understanding local investment trends.


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  Paper Title: A Review on OTIC Preparation Used For Ear and Nasal Cavity

  Author Name(s): VISHVADEEP DAYARAM DESHMUKH, SHREYASH VIJAY KOLHE, NILESH PRAKASH SONUNE, TEJASVI KALYAN EKHANDE, POOJA RAM LAMKANE

  Published Paper ID: - IJCRT25A4440

  Register Paper ID - 283924

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  DOI Member ID: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT25A4440 and DOI :

  Author Country : Indian Author, India, 443001 , Buldhana, 443001 , | Research Area: Pharmacy All

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  Title: A REVIEW ON OTIC PREPARATION USED FOR EAR AND NASAL CAVITY

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 Pubished in Volume: 13  | Issue: 4  | Year: April 2025

 Publisher Name : IJCRT | www.ijcrt.org | ISSN : 2320-2882

 Subject Area: Pharmacy All

 Author type: Indian Author

 Pubished in Volume: 13

 Issue: 4

 Pages: m311-m324

 Year: April 2025

 Downloads: 197

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Diseases of the observance oppressively impact the quality of life of millions of people, but the treatment of these diseases is an ongoing, but frequently overlooked challenge particularly in terms of expression design and product development. The frequence of observance diseases has prodded significant sweats to develop new remedial agents, but maybe less invention has been applied to new medicine delivery systems to ameliorate the efficacity of observance complaint treatments. This review provides a brief overview of physiology, major conditions, and current curatives used via the otic route of administration. The primary focuses are on the colorful Administration routes and their expression principles. The composition also presents recent advances in otic medicine deliveries as well as implicit limitations. Otic medicine delivery technology will probably evolve in the coming Decade and more effective or specific treatments for observance complaint will arise from the development of lower invasive medicine delivery styles, safe and largely controlled medicine delivery systems, and biotechnology targeting curatives. This review aims to cement three hot motifs in medicine delivery( a) there-formulation of new Products intended for nose- to- brain delivery;( b) the development of nasal casts for studying The efficacity of implicit new nose- to- brain delivery systems at the early of their development( preformulation); the use of 3D printing grounded on a wide variety of accoutrements ( transparent, Biocompatible, flexible) furnishing an unknown fabrication tool towards substantiated drug by publishing nasal cast on- demand grounded on CT reviews of cases. This review intends to show the links between these three subjects. Indeed, the pathway named to guide the medicine to the brain not only impact the expression strategies to apply but also the design of the cast, to get the most satisfying measures from it. also, the design of the cast himself influences the choice of the 3D- printing technology, Which, in its turn, bring further constraints to the nasal replica design. Accordingly, the Formulation of the medicine, the cast medication and its realisation should be allowed of as whole and not independently.


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OTIC Ear, Anatomy and physiology of Ear, Determination of Bio adhesive, Nasal Preparation (pre-formulation studies), Intrinsic Properties.

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  Paper Title: Smart Farming in Artificial Environment

  Author Name(s): Joel Makwana, Sayali Gore, Aatik shaikh, Sagar Jagtap

  Published Paper ID: - IJCRT25A4439

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  DOI Member ID: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT25A4439 and DOI :

  Author Country : Indian Author, India, 412108 , pune, 412108 , | Research Area: Science and Technology

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  Title: SMART FARMING IN ARTIFICIAL ENVIRONMENT

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 Pubished in Volume: 13  | Issue: 4  | Year: April 2025

 Publisher Name : IJCRT | www.ijcrt.org | ISSN : 2320-2882

 Subject Area: Science and Technology

 Author type: Indian Author

 Pubished in Volume: 13

 Issue: 4

 Pages: m303-m310

 Year: April 2025

 Downloads: 203

  E-ISSN Number: 2320-2882

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Agriculture needs to be suitable of supporting the world's entire population. Due to in near future it presumably will come impossible to feed the world population. To match this ever adding agricultural demand. It's constantly assumed that abundant water and soil and riotous sun are demanded, which directly translate into farther productive husbandry. While this has been sufficiently true for ultimate of mortal history, several newer and better technologies have proven that this is easily not inevitably true in modern day. Specifically, it's understood that soil is not a demanded element of successful husbandry, also, shops don't actually need true sun, but a bare slice of the whole spectrum. New disquisition and its operation have shown that the true conditions are actually are quality seeds, water and nutrients. Bettered space and water conserving styles off product under soil- less culture have shown some promising results all over the world. It's on this idea that hydroponics and aeroponics have come more applicable in the present script


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Aeroponics, environment, Hydroponics, Precision crop, Agriculture, Humidity, Temperature.

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  Paper Title: The Ideation of a Subverted Ravana : A Perusal of Anand Neelakandan's Asura: Tale of the Vanquished

  Author Name(s): Dr. Arathi A.M.

  Published Paper ID: - IJCRT25A4438

  Register Paper ID - 283444

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  Author Country : Indian Author, India, 680662 , Thrissur, 680662 , | Research Area: Arts All

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  Title: THE IDEATION OF A SUBVERTED RAVANA : A PERUSAL OF ANAND NEELAKANDAN'S ASURA: TALE OF THE VANQUISHED

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 Publisher Name : IJCRT | www.ijcrt.org | ISSN : 2320-2882

 Subject Area: Arts All

 Author type: Indian Author

 Pubished in Volume: 13

 Issue: 4

 Pages: m300-m302

 Year: April 2025

 Downloads: 197

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This research showcases how the character Ravana of the Indian epic Ramayana has been realistically represented by subverting the conventional notion of the so called villainous characters of the epic. The article also looks into how Asura could also be read as a critique which challenged the traditional mindset regarding the thwarted 'other side'. As Asura being a remarkable reconstruct from the point of view of Ravana, speaks for the silenced entities and interweaves religious thoughts and historical attributes by employing an unusual diversion, pulling out all the stops to provide the narrative an independent existence, on the basis of the contradictory convictions employed in it. This relatively modern construct of the vanquished mythical characters taking rebirths in different tellings have now become a new form of mythology in itself. Hence this study sketches about what the epics really missed while glorifying the victors, their life and deeds.


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  Paper Title: Gendered Oppression and Silenced Voices in Anita Desai's Cry, the Peacock

  Author Name(s): Mr. Amandeep Saini

  Published Paper ID: - IJCRT25A4437

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  Author Country : Indian Author, India, 127306 , CHARKHI DADRI, 127306 , | Research Area: Medical Science All

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  Title: GENDERED OPPRESSION AND SILENCED VOICES IN ANITA DESAI'S CRY, THE PEACOCK

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 Publisher Name : IJCRT | www.ijcrt.org | ISSN : 2320-2882

 Subject Area: Medical Science All

 Author type: Indian Author

 Pubished in Volume: 13

 Issue: 4

 Pages: m296-m299

 Year: April 2025

 Downloads: 194

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This paper examines Anita Desai's Cry, the Peacock (1963) as a powerful critique of gendered oppression and the silencing of women's voices within the patriarchal context of 1960s India. Through an in-depth analysis of the protagonist Maya's psychological deterioration, the study explores how Desai portrays the impact of marital alienation, societal expectations, and emotional invalidation on women's mental health. The paper argues that Maya's internal turmoil--symbolized through literary motifs such as the peacock's cry, dust storms, and moon imagery--serves as a silent rebellion against systemic marginalization. Drawing from feminist literary theory and postcolonial perspectives, the analysis underscores how Anita Desai uses narrative techniques and symbolism to reveal the devastating effects of silenced emotional needs and gendered subjugation. The findings illuminate the novel's enduring relevance to feminist discourse, particularly in its exploration of psychological trauma, female agency, and resistance within oppressive social structures.


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gendered oppression, silenced voices, female marginalization, patriarchy, psychological realism, feminist literature, symbolism

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  Paper Title: Integrated Residential Schools in Telangana : A Path to Inclusive and Quality Education .

  Author Name(s): Mettu Vinay, Dr . G .Durgesham

  Published Paper ID: - IJCRT25A4436

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  Author Country : Indian Author, India, 500007 , Hyderabad , 500007 , | Research Area: Social Science All

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  Title: INTEGRATED RESIDENTIAL SCHOOLS IN TELANGANA : A PATH TO INCLUSIVE AND QUALITY EDUCATION .

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 Subject Area: Social Science All

 Author type: Indian Author

 Pubished in Volume: 13

 Issue: 4

 Pages: m291-m295

 Year: April 2025

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Abstract The Telangana government's initiative to construct Young India Integrated Residential Schools (YIIRS) marks a significant shift in the state's education policy, aiming to replace Caste-segregated residential schools with a unified, inclusive model. With an allocation of INR11,000 crore for 55 schools (INR200 crore each), the project promises international standard education while fostering social harmony . However, challenges such as land Acquisition delays, funding constraints, and equity concerns raise questions about its Feasibility. This study examines the objectives, implementation strategies, and potential impact Of YIIRS, analysing its merits, demerits, and long-term viability.


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Keywords : Holistic education , Inclusivity, Quality Education, social integration, Transformative Education, world class education, Uniform Distribution, Equity and Equality.

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  Paper Title: SegFormer-Based Semantic Segmentation of Water Bodies Using Sentinel-1 and Sentinel-2 Satellite Imagery

  Author Name(s): Jayaprabha T, Arfath Khan S, Irfan Basha J, Jamalludeen M, Hameeth S

  Published Paper ID: - IJCRT25A4435

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  Author Country : Indian Author, India, 600012 , Chennai, 600012 , | Research Area: Science and Technology

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  Title: SEGFORMER-BASED SEMANTIC SEGMENTATION OF WATER BODIES USING SENTINEL-1 AND SENTINEL-2 SATELLITE IMAGERY

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 Subject Area: Science and Technology

 Author type: Indian Author

 Pubished in Volume: 13

 Issue: 4

 Pages: m285-m290

 Year: April 2025

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Water body segmentation using satellite imagery is essential for flood monitoring, environmental planning, and sustainable resource management. This study proposes a deep learning-based framework for semantic segmentation using SegFormer and DeepLabV3+ models, trained on a combination of Sentinel-1 (SAR) and Sentinel-2 (optical) satellite data. The pipeline includes preprocessing using Google Earth Engine (GEE), cloud storage and access via AWS S3, and training on AWS EC2 GPU instances. Evaluation metrics such as IoU, F1-score, Precision, and Recall confirm the superiority of our model over traditional threshold-based methods. The system supports scalable, real-time monitoring for diverse geographic regions and climatic conditions.


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