Volume 12 | Issue 4 |

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Crowdfunding represents a modern financing approach that distinguishes itself from traditional borrowing. It champions inclusivity, welcoming both individuals and organizations as participants. In this model, a collection of contributors, known as a crowd, offers small financial contributions to support projects, products, or ideas. These initiatives are initiated by fundraisers, such as entrepreneurs or individuals, who seek capital to materialize their endeavors. Fundraisers connect with investors either directly or through dedicated digital platforms acting as intermediaries. Crowdfunding, now rooted in the web 2.0 era, has gained increasing academic attention. Blockchain technology is revolutionizing traditional crowdfunding techniques in the field of digital finance. The decentralized application (DApp), CryptoBacker builds confidence between project creators and backers by utilizing the immutable ledger of blockchain technology to facilitate safe and transparent transactions. It automates deals using smart contracts, doing away with middlemen and cutting expenses.

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Blockchain Technology, Crowdfunding, Decentralized Applications

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The courier industry is a subset of the broader logistics and transportation sector, primarily focused on the efficient and timely delivery of packages, documents, and small parcels from one location to another. Couriers are responsible for ensuring that shipments reach their intended recipients quickly and securely. This industry plays a crucial role in the modern economy by facilitating the flow of goods and information. The present study is conducted to understand how DHL can improve its services while following Eco-friendly services. Primary data were collected by using the structured questionnaire. Secondary data were collected through journals, books and websites. The study reflect that DHL Logistics needs many improvement in the field of Eco-friendly Logistics. From the study we can see that more than 50% of the respondent does not have much knowledge about Green Logistics. The present study revealed that the need for more awareness and improvement in the industry. Therefore, the study recommended that the Government, institutions, influencer and courier industry needs to have more awareness about the importance of using Eco-friendly services.

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Courier Industry, Green Logistics, DHL Home Global Logistics

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The paper outlines a project involving new smart glasses that help the mobility of the wearer and provide access to it by detecting obstacles in real-time and changing the text to the speech. The glasses rely on computer vision and natural language processing to project voice and visual prompts that the user may hear and read around the environment. For obstacle detection, the system employs sensor technology to locate barriers ahead before they can become hazards to the user. Sensor data is examined by deep learning technologies and the objects are classified as well as distance is predicted thus generating warning signals in time for imminent dangers. Individuals who normally have problems seeing or who are in situations where they have to cope with unknown settings can specifically benefit from that operation. Apart from that, inclination to the glasses is a TTS module is provided. The optical character recognition technology recognizes the visible characters using a video camera on board and then extracts positions of the information from the information using algorithms. The resulting text will be subject to the TTS system, processed, and outplayed by the audio speaker, which is provided in the glasses. UI Taggers provide this opportunity for blind users to access text-based content by listening to the text via voice assistance or braille readers. Hence, the Internet becomes more accessible to blind users, and the world has no boundaries. The paper presents an idea and describes how the smart goggles will be designed and implemented including the hardware choices, software development, and algorithm optimization. The demonstration of the successfulness of both target detection on the obstacle and the obstacle first is presented on the results page of the evaluation. Thereafter, this paper ends by pointing out prospects and further lines of research that can be done for this technology in different fields, such as assistive technology, augmented reality, and information access.

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Smart Glasses, Obstacle Detection, Text-to-Speech, Vision, Assistive Technology, Accessibility.

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Our beauty market is filled with synthetic origin cosmetics. Vanishing cream of synthetic origin found in the market provide glow to the skin but impart side effect to the skin. Whereas the vanishing cream containing natural extracts are safe, beneficial to skin with negligible side effects. So the purpose of present research work was to Design, Develop and Evaluate of vanishing cream containing ethanolic taproot extract of Daucus Carota for providing soothing as well as moisturizing effect to the skin without causing any irritation to the skin. The vanishing cream was prepared by using natural extract of carrot. The natural ethanolic taproot extract of Daucus Carota is rich in vitamins. These creams do not have any side effects and it gives wrinkle free and fair look to the skin. The method employed to prepare this vanishing cream was very simple. Quality of formulated product was assessed by different evaluation parameters. The formulated cream showed good consistency, spreadability, homogenicity, pH, non- greasiness

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Taproot, Daucus carota, Vanishing Cream

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This research delves into the nuanced interrelationship between Emotional Intelligence (EI) and Sexual Consent (SC) within the context of intimate partnerships. The primary aim was to investigate the influence of emotional intelligence on the negotiation and comprehension of sexual consent among romantic partners. A sample of 132 participants, comprising 66 females and 66 males, ranging in age from 18 to 65 and engaged in romantic relationships, contributed data through structured questionnaires: the Schutte Self-Report Emotional Intelligence Test (SSEIT) and the Sexual Consent Scale, Revised (SCS-R). Utilizing SPSS software for analysis, the study unveiled a statistically significant positive correlation (r = .285, p = .001) between emotional intelligence and sexual consent. This correlation underscores the vital role of emotional skills in fostering transparent and mutually agreed-upon communication about intimacy, particularly in the sensitive domain of consent negotiation. The findings illuminate the potential for emotional intelligence to serve as a fundamental element in cultivating mutual respect and understanding within romantic relationships. Moreover, the study suggests that educational programs integrating emotional intelligence training could enhance the communication of consent, potentially reducing instances of miscommunication and non-consensual encounters. Future research endeavors should explore the role of emotional intelligence in diverse cultural contexts and relationship types, while also implementing targeted interventions to promote healthier and more respectful intimate relationships. In essence, this study provides valuable insights into the intricate interplay between emotional intelligence and sexual consent, offering implications for relationship counseling, sex education, and public health initiatives.

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emotional intelligence, sexual consent, romantic relationships,

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In this paper the concept of employee disengagement is taken for study. The KSDL of employees of Mysuru branch are considered in the paper. We are going to understand what is the reaction of employees when they go tough employee disengagement in the work . The SPSS software is used for data analysis. Hundred convenient samples were taken for the study. Elven statement related to employee disengagement are analyzed. The results shows that three major attribute found more common with disengaged employees.

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Disengagement, communication, work environment, Managers. Negative

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This study has been undertaken to analyze the impact of COVID'19 on eating out behavior among people, by using advanced statistical methods which include regression, correlation, and descriptive statistics.

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IMPACT OF COVID ON EATING OUT BEHAVIOUR AMONG PEOPLE

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Asthma is a prevalent chronic respiratory condition requiring long-term management, often involving the use of inhaler medications. While these medications are vital for controlling asthma symptoms, they can contribute to various dental complications. Dental erosion, primarily caused by the acidic pH of inhaler medications, poses a significant risk to oral health, leading to tooth sensitivity, enamel erosion, and increased susceptibility to dental caries. Additionally, inhaler use may decrease salivary flow, further exacerbating oral health issues. This review explores the complex relationship between asthma, inhaler usage, and dental complications. It discusses the etiology, clinical manifestations, and treatment modalities for addressing dental complications associated with asthma and inhaler use. By enhancing awareness of these dental concerns, healthcare providers can implement preventive strategies and comprehensive management approaches to mitigate the impact of asthma and inhaler use on oral health.

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Asthma, inhaler medications, dental complications, dental erosion, tooth sensitivity, salivary flow

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This paper aims at the possibility of creation of a VM Migration as a Service (CCCVMMaaS), which supports migration of VM from one CSP to another as well. The CSPs use their preferred and proprietary hypervisor technologies wherein specific features are provided as USPs on the business front. Hence, live migration of VMs across different hypervisors has not been provided even though different Cloud Service Providers (CSP) provide VM Migration tools from on-premise or from within their CDCs to migrate VMs via various options. SDN across CSPs (and/or Multi-Cloud technologies coming into picture here) may help to retain network pool(s) across the CSPs. For the VM Migration, our idea is to have a specially named "VMExportSubnet" and "VMImportSubnet" (hard coded) subnets for an opensource hypervisor in each of the CSPs, out of or into which the VMs will be migrated. This subnet will act as an intermediary and the CSP in question may run automated tools to import/export VMs to or from this hypervisor subnet. Our novel idea will facilitate VM Migrations across CSPs very easily. Currently, for obvious business reasons CSPs do not collaborate. If they do, and just provide intermediary subnets, then VM Migrations can be democratized.

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Cloud Computing, Virtual Machine, Service, VMMaaS, Cross Cloud Collaborative, CCCVMMaaS

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Fair trials are guaranteed by Article 21 of India's Constitution and are based on the presumption of innocence. Everyone is treated equally by the law, and fair trials are a core part of legislation that guarantees equality. They are also guaranteed by many international treaties and laws, including the European Human Rights Convention's Article 6. To conduct a fair trial, an impartial and independent tribunal must be established. The Indian legal system guarantees the right to a fair trial, a fundamental aspect of justice. This includes the right to legal representation, a fair and impartial judge, and the right to present evidence. However, challenges such as delays in the judicial process and lack of access to quality legal aid can impact the effective realization of this right. Balancing the principles of justice and ensuring fair trials for all remains a complex and ongoing endeavor in the Indian legal framework. Furthermore, the use of technology in the legal system is also being explored as a means to improve access to justice and streamline court proceedings. Online platforms for case management, virtual court hearings, and digital evidence presentation are some of the technological advancements being implemented to enhance efficiency and transparency in legal processes. By embracing innovation and modernizing legal practices, India is striving to uphold the right to a fair trial while adapting to the evolving needs and complexities of its legal landscape.

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"A CRITICAL ANALYSIS ON RIGHT TO FAIR TRIAL UNDER INDIAN LAWS"

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