Volume 12 | Issue 5 |

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Antique furniture refers to pieces of furniture that are at least a hundred years old, typically crafted with a high level of skill and artistry. They are a vital component of heritage. These items often carry historical, cultural, or aesthetic significance, reflecting the craftsmanship and design trends of the era in which they were created. Some of this furniture has been discarded or lost its heritage value for various reasons analyzed in this article. Most of the disowned antique furniture ends up in landfills, adding to the global solid waste. Furniture restoration is a delicate balance between preserving history and embracing eco-conscious practices. This article explores sustainable renovation techniques by carefully selecting eco-friendly materials that become an intersection of tradition and modern sustainability. Incorporating sustainable principles into furniture renovation reduces the environmental impact and promotes a circular economy. The process of renovation is to assess the condition of furniture along with its period style, removal of grime, structural repairs, refinishing with eco-friendly nontoxic finishes that are free of volatile organic compounds, and cladding with organic upholstery. Another methodology is to club and mix-match furniture parts to recombine and transfer them into aesthetically designed furniture. The Main factor to remember as the goal during the renovation of antique furniture is to preserve its historical and aesthetic value. This research is about repurposing discarded materials or transforming old furniture into new ones, saving the expansion of landfills, and utilizing existing materials or furniture components to create new pieces. The past can be preserved, and the future sustained, through the harmonious renovation of antique treasures.

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Sustainable Heritage, Antique Furniture, Eco-conscious, Landfill, Restoration, and Repurpose.

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Corruption has become normalized in our administrative and political environments. All Indian citizens now experience the same thing, having gone through seventy-six years of independence and seventy-three years of constitutional enforcement: they are unable to visit any public office or organization and obtain the services to which they are entitled without either paying a bribe or using the influence of VIP recommendations or references. Corruption has impacted every facet of our political, governmental, and economic structures, much like cancer does. Despite efforts to lessen and control bureaucratic discretion, abolish the licensing raj, open the economy to the rest of the world, and improve accountability and transparency, corruption has expanded even more. Corruption is a major problem in the nation.

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Corruption, Bribery, Transparency

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This research introduces the "Real Estate Assistant website," a technology-driven platform developed to tackle challenges prevalent in the complex real estate industry. Focused on enhancing user experiences and addressing industry obstacles, the platform integrates innovative features to streamline the property search process. The paper explores the multifaceted issues faced by users in navigating the real estate landscape, emphasizing the need for user-centric solutions. The proposed platform aims to revolutionize and simplify real estate interactions by providing practical solutions to common challenges. Through the adoption of advanced technologies, "Real Estate Assistant website" seeks to empower user in their real estate endeavors, making the process more efficient and accessible.

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o NLP , NLU, recommendation, Chatbot, ML,prediction,

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A descriptive type of cross-sectional study was conducted to assess the level of patient's satisfaction regarding Basic Nursing Care provided by the Senior Staff Nurses working at Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH), Dhaka. This study was conducted from November 2013 to April 2014. Selected sample size was 100 admitted patients (respondents) through following purposive sampling technique. The investigators used 5-points Likert Scale questionnaire for data collection on 5 areas of Basic Nursing care like Breathing, Eating and drinking, Assisting with dressing, checking of vital signs, and Administration of drugs those provided by the senior staff nurses. Face to face interview technique was followed for data collection from the respondents. Simple descriptive statistics was used to analysis the data. The collected data was processed manually first then it was analyzed with the help of computer software program for graphical presentation of findings. The study findings showed that all the respondents were male and their mean age was 35.55 years. The level of patient's satisfaction is very much related and dependent regarding the basic nursing care provided by the nurses. On the basis of levels of satisfaction of the respondents it was observed that the respondent's satisfaction levels regarding basic nursing care obtained from senior staff nurses were 3% excellent, 19% very good, 32% good, 38%, average and poor 8%. Finally, the five areas' results were included together where the findings revealed that the majority of the respondents (92%) showed positive opinion as satisfaction regarding basic nursing care obtained from nurses. On the other hand, only few (8%) respondents put negative opinion as dissatisfaction. The investigators recommended and concluded that patient's satisfaction level might be increased regarding the basic nursing care provided by the nurses through providing refresher training and other facilities. The investigators also suggested for further research in this area in large scale to assess patients' satisfaction with basic nursing care and its relevant influencing factors related with basic nursing care.

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Patient's satisfaction, nursing care, quality of nursing care

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Perception, Healthy Diet, Parents, Children

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Breast cancer is the most prevalent cancer worldwide with about 1 million new cases annually. In Bangladesh, it has overtaken cancer of the cervix to become the commonest malignancy in women. While studies conducted to assess breast cancer knowledge among women showed satisfactory level in some places. Other reports, especially from developing countries like Bangladesh revealed inadequate knowledge and awareness about the disease. Breast self-examination (BSE), clinical breast examination (CBE) and Mammography are recognized screening methods for breast cancer. Female healthcare professionals have greater influence on women's positive perception of breast cancer and motivation to practice screening methods for early detection of the disease. To assess the perceptions of breast cancer risk factors and early detection measures among nurses in Bangladesh. The study was a cross-sectional descriptive type of study in which exposure the present status is measured simultaneously in a given population as performed on the level of awareness of breast cancer risk factors and early detection measures among nurses. The study populations were 300 respondents that selected areas through random sampling technique from different medical college hospital, general hospital, nursing college/ nursing institute. Data were collected by questionnaires and also by secondary sources that focused on extensive literature review covering relevant national-level studies and reports. Out of 300 respondents, 90.0% respondents said that about whether breast cancer can be prevented and 30(10.0%) were did not know whether breast cancer can be prevented. Most of the respondents 97.7% said that they didn't received radiation treatment for any reasons of breast cancer. Results also showed that 196(65.3%) strongly agree, about the distribution of routine breast cancer screening is necessary for women >40 and only 4(1.3%) disagreed about this. On the other hand, about source of information 61.7% were well known from training institution about prevention of breast cancer.

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Breast cancer, risk factors, early detection, awareness, symptoms, treatments

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The issues of child labour is a major challenge for our country, the child labourers are working in agriculture, brick kiln, construction, stone breaking, hotel, restaurant, animal husbandry manufacturing, and household work even though they are self employed. There are many factors behind the issues of child labour which lead to decrease physical, social, moral and mental development of children. And we needed to solve these issues for future human development. The migrant child labour is also visible all over India in this matter, abandoning their schooling in the process. The ignorance of schooling, that it is a violation of children's human rights, or because they have no choice, having been forced to work by circumstances arising from poor household conditions. The primary focus of this study is on the scenario of child labour in India, the numerous factors of the problem, the constitutional provisions, laws, child rights programs, and recommendations for resolving the issue. India is a welfare state, and the Constitution of India provides provision for children's rights. Besides, there are legal provisions for children rights, but in reality, these are often needed for equal implementation.

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Keywords: child labour, factor, children rights and constitutional provision, Legislation and policies, recommendation.

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In recent days, additive manufacturing plays a vital role in industry, such as Automobile, Textile, Robotics, Construction, Aerospace and Medical field etc. To fullfill the industry requirement, one of the technologies in additive manufacturing is 3D printing which is used mainly which increase the demand for 3D printing filament in industry. India generates more than 9.4 million tonnes of plastic waste per year, in these more than 1.4 million tonnes of plastic is PET bottle, over 9400 tonnes of plastic waste in still landfilled or ends up in ground water. Traditional method of recycling PET is the mechanical method which required more energy and cost. The main objective of the project is to fabricate the 3D printing filament extruder to recycle the PET bottles into the 3D printing filament. The extruder can produce the filament from the various thermoplastics such as PLA, ABS, Nylon and PETG. By recycling the plastic, the environmental pollution caused by the plastic may be reduced and tackle the demand of 3D printing filament in industries.

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3D Printing, Thermoplastic, Addictive Manufacturing, Filament.

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We evaluated and fine-tuned GPT-turbos and several models for specific and sometimes common "tasks" in multi-agent systems. By building multi-agent systems on the fly, we composed multiple autonomous pipelines with observability. Dozens of multi-agent configurations were evaluated with specific agent inputs and outputs also evaluated against the final outcome. This data was then used to evaluate specific agentic models that have been fine-tuned for tasks commonly found in multi-agent environments. We also fine-tuned GPT based on these data and evaluation datasets. We find that purpose-built systems have great performance, while the current state of on-the-fly fine-tuning may still require human intervention for data processing for best results by comparing our datasets with extant datasets used for the same purposes.

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Opimization, Multi-Agent, GenAI

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Cervical cancer has been identified as the second most common cancer in women and contributes to the high mortality rate in women. Among all cancers in women, cervical cancer is rated the second most common cancer in women worldwide. In poorly resourced settings, access to services offering cervical screening is still a challenge and it is estimated that more than 50% of women in developing countries have never had a single screening test for cervical abnormalities. This study wills awareness of cervical cancer among women at Rangpur division in Bangladesh. A cross-sectional survey was conducted among 150 women. The women's score on knowledge, attitude, awareness and practice were categorized as sufficient or insufficient. The results of this study showed that 60% of respondents were informed by health care professionals on cervical cancer. Health care workers also should play a vital role in educating communities on cervical cancer and on the benefits for cervical cancer screening, through reaching all patients who utilize health care services with cervical cancer information and also communities through outreach programmes.

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Cervical cancer- screening, VIA test- HPV- women- Bangladesh

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