Volume 11 | Issue 5 |

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Different benefits of various herbal medicines in decreasing blood sugar have been reported in different clinical trials so far. Considering the growing tendency toward these combinations and the booming market, inappropriate advice is growing accordingly. Hence, it is necessary to evaluate the effects and possible complications of such combinations on health status and blood glucose control. Diabetes is a serious metabolic disorder and plenty of medical plants are used in traditional medicines to treat diabetes. These plants have no side effects and many existing medicines are derived from the plants. The purpose of this systematic review is to study diabetes and to summarize the available treatments for this disease, focusing especially on herbal medicine. The molecular genetics of diabetes received extensive attention in recent years by many prominent investigators and research groups in the biomedical field. A large array of mutations and single nucleotide polymorphisms in genes that play a role in the various steps and pathways involved in glucose metabolism and the development, control and function of pancreatic cells at various levels are reviewed.

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Diabetes, Classification of diabetes, Type 1 diabetes, Type 2 diabetes, diet

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This research paper gives an overview of our project. In this project, we are developing a 2 model using a machinelearning algorithm. First Model :- It takes an image as input and predict which type of skin disease it is and what foods are to be avoided and taken for . We have used the Dataset of most common 7 types of skin diseases(contains about 3000 sample Images of 7 classes of most common skin diseases disease). CNN Algorithm( we are using Transfer Learning ) is used for feature extraction from input images and then ANN is used for the classification.

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CNN,ANN, Machine Learning, Transfer Learning

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Ensuring the safety of women in society is a crucial issue, and leveraging technology can play a significant role in achieving that goal. An example of utilizing technology to enhance women's safety is the implementation of a GPS-based system. Specifically, a women's safety system equipped with a GPS module has been designed to provide assistance to women in need. This device incorporates a GPS module to track the woman's location and, in case of emergencies, promptly notify a designated emergency contact. Activation of the system can be initiated through a smartphone app or a dedicated button on the device. By utilizing satellite signals, the device's GPS module accurately determines the woman's position while also offering communication capabilities.

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Arduino Nano, GPS, GSM Module, Vibration Sensor, Proteus, Stimulation, Arduino IDE

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Although the planning, design, and construction of these buildings present a challenge for architects and structural engineers, the architecture on hills always appears to be beautiful, appealing, and soothing to the eyes of the people. Due to the difficult terrain, steep gradient, adverse climate, abundant flora, and susceptibility to natural hazards, the planning and design of buildings in a hill settlement is a laborious and difficult task. Various multi-celebrated structures with contemporary materials and methods are being developed in various slope settlements without regarding the unique circumstance, which influence wellbeing and prosperity of occupants and cause extreme harm to delicate climate in and around slope settlements. In environmentally sensitive hill settlements, the building regulations that are enforced to control development and reduce its negative effects on the environment are contextually inappropriate and lead to contextually inappropriate development and environmental degradation. Since vernacular practices are shown to be supportable, subsequently taking illustrations from reasonable vernacular practices for new turn of events and detailing of building guidelines for accomplishing relevantly proper and manageable improvement in slope settlements is fundamental. The methods used to plan, design, and build buildings in India's hilly regions are the subject of this study. In this paper subjective examination technique has been utilized.

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Hilly regions, topography, building structure, local materials,

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Flora, fauna, plants, Acacia, Aloe, carissa, India drift

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Wireless Entry System for gate attendees in IT parks, malls, societies, offices, etc. With the system, it becomes easy for the gate attendee to easily capture the image of the car and add the entry to the database with a single click. It is a portable device with a camera. It is Internet enabled. Due to internet availability to the device, the car details and timestamps captured can easily be stored in the cloud database wirelessly. The database that has stored all the data from the device can be accessed using the Android application and website. Our proposed design incorporates features that have been proven advantageous in the past. Image-based authentication has several benefits over speech-based authentication. The use of email through smartphones has increased in the recent past which makes sure that the user can get alerts about the guests even on the go.

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AVES, API, Number Plate Recognition

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Transportation and industries use more fossil fuels, degrading the environment. Many scientists and researchers are interested in developing renewable energy sources. This article examines the pros and cons of first- and second-generation biofuels research and development products in relation to feedstocks and process technologies. Biodiesel, ethanol, bio-oil, syngas, Fischer-Tropsch H2, and methane may be made from agricultural plant byproducts, microalgae, and other biomass wastes utilising thermo-bio-chemical processes. Industrial and transportation biofuels reduce fossil fuel consumption. A scientific review suggests making biofuels from energy crops and microalgae. Genetic engineering has made large-scale biofuel manufacturing more likely. However, large-scale production is still difficult, thus cutting-edge technology is needed to convert biomass into biofuels to meet present and future energy needs. Second-generation biofuels (2G) are seen as a solution to the rising dispute about 1G biofuels. Second-generation biofuels may not be sustainable. Controversies can draw attention to crucial, often value-related questions that need to be answered to solve larger societal difficulties, according to Science and Technology Studies study. This study examines how 1G biofuel debates affect 2G biofuel sustainability assessments. We address the biggest issues with 1G networks, how they apply to 2G, and the challenges policymakers have in directing the shift. We investigate possible friction points along the bioenergy value chain and the social environment in which bioenergy research and policy are produced to fill gaps in sustainability evaluations.

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Biofuel, Innovation, First Generation Fuel, Second Generation fuel.

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The paper does a comparative analysis of Iconography in Sanathana Dharma, Parabolas in Mathematics and spiritual interpretations.

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Religious Syncretism, Krishna and Christ, Iconography

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VR is anticipated to develop into a more sensory- and physically-focused technology. Numerous industries, including education, training, entertainment, travel, healthcare, social media, gaming, art, and commerce, could be transformed by virtual reality. New opportunities for learning, working, playing, travelling, getting well, communicating, creating, and consuming can be found with VR. VR does, however, raise some relevant ethical, legal, social, and psychological problems that demand attention. More features, such as hand detection and eye tracking, are expected to be added to VR technology.

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virtual reality, augmented reality, Industrial usage, Sensory-oriented , Game controllers, Smartphone technology, Hand detection, Eye tracking, Education, Training, Entertainment, Mental health

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Foundries produce Waste Foundry Sand (WFS) or Used Foundry Sand during the metal-casting process. Typically, metal foundries recycle and reuse around 70% of their foundry sand, with the remaining 30% being fresh sand. Foundry sand consists of high-quality silica sand mixed with a binder, and it is used to create molds for ferrous and nonferrous casting. The properties of used foundry sand vary based on factors such as the equipment used for processing, the types of additives used, and the type and amount of binder used. This study aims to explore the possibilities of using foundry sand in sustainable and cost-effective concrete. Foundry sand is mainly composed of silica sand coated with a thin layer of burnt carbon, residual, and dust, and it can be utilized as a partial replacement for cement or fine aggregates, or as a total replacement for fine aggregates. By replacing fine aggregate in varying proportions of 10%, 20%, and 30%, this project aims to achieve concrete with properties similar to regular concrete in terms of strength and durability.

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Keywords: Foundry Waste, Foundry Sand, Concrete Strength, Industrial Waste, Utilization

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