Volume 12 | Issue 5 |

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This study examines the pivotal role of digital marketing in Zomato's expansion, tracing its evolution from a restaurant review platform to a global food delivery and reservation service. Through an analysis of Zomato's digital strategies, including social media engagement, SEO optimization, and data analytics utilization, it uncovers the intricate relationship between digital initiatives and organizational growth. Case studies and empirical data illuminate Zomato's successful forays into new markets and its adaptation to changing consumer behaviours and technological trends. The research offers insights for companies navigating the digital landscape, emphasizing the transformative power of digital marketing in fostering expansion and innovation.

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Marketing, Digital, Consumer, Zomato , evolution food,

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Self-assessment is unique in today's standards-based educational environment since it has the potential to improve student engagement and learning. Students need to self-evaluate more than ever to build the critical thinking skills and information necessary to excel in both school and life. This article will address the need for self-assessment and how it helps with learning. The paper opens with a detailed explanation of student self-assessment, which then proceeds with a discussion of the advantages and uses of student self-assessment. To further bolster the beneficial benefits of student assessment in the classroom, it also aims to comprehend how both teachers and students perceive self-assessment.

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Self-assessment, promoting learning, peer assessment, formative assessment, rubrics, portfolio, traffic light

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Matrubhasha nu mahatva Ane tena savardhako

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Matrubhasha nu mahatva Ane tena savardhako

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To find out overall, gender specific, site specific and type of injury specific prevalence rate of musculoskeletal injuries in boxing players.

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Gender difference, Incidence, Soft tissue, Sprain. Strain, Injury rate

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Mitotic chromosome cytology plays an essential role in many areas of Drosophila research. It is routinely needed for characterization of the mitotic phenotypes elicited by mutations affecting chromosome structure and/or behavior. Transfer actively crawling third instar larvae into drops of saline (0.7% NaCl in distilled water) placed on a siliconized slide. Make drops of about 50 and place 1-3 larvae in each of them. A major objective of the present study was to analysis cell cycle in the sub-population of cells that divides mitotically in larval brain ganglia by labeling the S-phase cells and chasing the label in individual chromosomes at metaphase stage. Our data on the labeling of metaphases in brain ganglia of Drosophila larvae present unusual and intriguing features which defy simple. Compared to our failure to define the mitotic cell cycle parameters in brain ganglia of D. melanogaster, Steinmann presented a computer-simulated typical labeled mitoses curve for brain ganglia of D. virilis larvae.

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Mitotic chromosome, metaphases, Drosophila, Gwalior.

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Disabled individuals represent a valuable human resource for society, and their effective participation is essential. In this context, we have developed a prototype system that enables the control of home appliances through eye movement for cursor control. The system utilizes a camera to capture images of eye movements and detects the position of the pupil's center. Based on the detected signals, the prototype can control various appliances, providing an innovative solution to enhance the quality of life for disabled individuals. In the realm of assistive technology, this project introduces a pioneering system tailored for individuals with mobility impairments, aiming to provide them with an innovative means of controlling home appliances through the precise tracking of ocular movements. The system leverages a dedicated camera for real-time image acquisition, with a focus on capturing the dynamic movements of the human eye. A central facet of the system entails the intricate analysis of these acquired eye movement images to discern the precise position of the pupil and ascertain its directional shifts. These analyze signals serve as the foundation for issuing control commands to a variety of home appliances.

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Eye Tracking, Home Automation, Machine Learning, Assistive Technology, Paralyzed Patient Centre, Home Control.

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ABSTRACT: Teriparatide is a medication used for treating osteoporosis. A metabolic bone disease characterised by low bone density and deterioration of bone structure that increases the risk of fractures. Osteoporosis-related fractures can increase pain, disability, nursing home placement, total health care costs, and mineral density (BMD) using non-invasive dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry. This is the first anabolic agent with a unique mechanism that increases bone formation. Osteoporosis is likely to rise with the increase in life expectancy of an ageing population first-line therapies for the treatment of osteoporosis are predominantly anti-resorptive. Daily subcutaneous injection for 6-24 months was effective in reducing vertebral and non-vertebral fracture, improving bone mineral density (BMD) and increasing bone formation rates in postmenopausal with osteoporosis similar benefits on bone mass and bone formation were seen in men with osteoporosis and glucocorticoid-induced osteoporosis. Teriparatide is generally well tolerated. The high treatment cost and inconvenient administration mode have limited its use to patients. Teriparatide treatment is currently restricted to a total lifetime treatment dose of 18 months of daily subcutaneous therapy due to concerns from animal studies suggesting an increased risk of osteosarcoma more safety data may permit a longer duration of treatment in future but will necessitate prolonged human studies. Furthermore, the beneficial effects of teriparatide on vertebral fracture prevention and BMD appear to persist following treatment cessation. Teriparatide is generally well tolerated and treatment compliance rates are favorable. However, current limitations on the length of treatment and the high acquisition cost mean that teriparatide is best reserved for the treatment of patients with osteoporosis at high risk of fracture or for patients with osteoporosis who have unsatisfactory responses to or intolerance of other osteoporosis therapies. Teriparatide is generally well tolerated and treatment compliance rates are favourable. However, current limitations on the length of treatment and the high sequestration cost mean that teriparatide is best reserved for the treatment of patients with osteoporosis at high risk of fracture, or for patients with osteoporosis who have unsatisfactory responses to or intolerance of other osteoporosis therapies.

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Keywords: Teriparatide, osteoporosis, bone mineral density. (BMD)

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The most common type of energy used worldwide is electricity. The energy criterion governs the development of a developing country such as India. In our nation, the need for energy is rising at an exponential rate. Because there are a lot of people walking, jogging, and jumping around, human power can be employed as a power source. The application of leftover energy from foot power combined with human movement is vital and significant in places like train stations, temples, etc. that are always packed. This study discusses the use of piezoelectric materials to provide alternative energy sources. Surface stress is transformed into electrical energy by the piezoelectric tiles. Numerous applications exist for piezoelectric tiles. They can be put in place to create energy in public areas like parks, plazas, and sidewalks allows them to provide electricity for low-power devices like sensors and lighting. Many communities in India are currently experiencing severe power outages, so it is important to make sure that every home has an equal supply of electricity. The primary point of this paper is to give power to the town who is needing power even at this point.

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Electrical Power Generation, Footsteps, Piezoelectric Sensor, Energy Harvesting Technique.

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This project delves into the critical domain of stroke prediction, leveraging machine learning to enable early intervention for this debilitating medical condition. By comparing various classifiers, the study identified that intricate models yield superior accuracy, with the leading model achieving nearly 91% accuracy, while others ranged between 83-91%. To elucidate model decision-making in the medical realm, the project integrated explainable techniques like SHAP and LIME. Furthermore, an extension to the study incorporated the CATBOOST classifier, harnessing a forest of weak classifiers to bolster prediction accuracy. This innovative framework, amalgamating global and local explainable methods, not only enhances stroke care and treatment but also offers invaluable insights into complex predictive models, paving the way for improved healthcare outcomes.

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Stroke Prediction, ML, CATBOOST

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Transgender rights have emerged as a central focus in contemporary legal and societal discussions, reflecting the complexities surrounding gender identity and the rights of transgender people. Because of the complexity of gender identification and the rights of transgender individuals, transgender rights have become a major topic of discussion in legal and social circles today. This abstract examines the continuous legal reform initiatives as well as the persistent challenges that transgender people face worldwide. Legal reform efforts have advanced significantly in recent years, with several nations passing laws to protect the rights of transgender people. Commonly, these amendments include clauses that acknowledge gender identity, outlaw discrimination on the basis of gender identity or expression, and guarantee equitable access to jobs, healthcare, and education. Furthermore, several countries have implemented legal frameworks to streamline the gender transition process, including streamlined protocols for changing names and gender markers on official records. But even with these improvements, transgender people still have a lot of obstacles to overcome before they can fully embrace society and use their rights. There is still a great deal of violence and discrimination against transgender people; shockingly high rates of harassment, assault, and homicide have been documented worldwide. Furthermore, there exist significant variations in legal frameworks throughout jurisdictions, resulting in discrepancies in safeguards and obstacles to crucial services for transgender persons. Scholars have expressed that in fact, there are many who do not belong to any of the groups but are transgenders persons individually. Transgender people may live full-or-part time in the gender role opposite to their biological sex. The difficulties encountered by transgender people are exacerbated by intersectional issues, especially for those from marginalized groups like people of color, the low- income, and rural residents. These people frequently face higher than average levels of prejudice as well as obstacles when trying to get access to social networks, legal assistance, and healthcare. Furthermore, the politicization of transgender rights has led to opposition and backlash in some areas, impeding the advancement of equality. In the fight for transgender rights, discussions like gender-affirming healthcare, sports participation, and restroom access have turned into hot spots, mirroring larger societal conflicts over gender norms and identity. In conclusion, despite the fact that legal change has significantly advanced transgender rights, obstacles still stand in the way of obtaining complete equality and acceptance. In order to address these issues and guarantee the full realization of transgender rights globally, legislators, civil society organizations, and communities must work together to combat discrimination and promote inclusion.

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Transgender, Legal, Rights, Violation

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