Volume 11 | Issue 7 |

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Human capital of a country constitute the major weapon for reaching the development targets set by the country's development agenda, of which education acquires the top priority as education is the sole factor that is capable of turning the unutilized and unnoticed capabilities of individuals into real life skills and competency. India has a long tradition that is characterized by sincere efforts to develop the human capital possibilities through careful and purposeful educational interventions right from the primary stages. Those interventions are underwired by the various national policies implemented in the country which intended to attain the Sustainable Development Goal to "ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all" by 2030.

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Human capital, education, Sustainable Development Goal

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E-learning is an instructional approach that uses electronic resources to deliver education. It allows knowledge and skills to be transmitted to multiple learners simultaneously or at different times. The main goal of e-learning is to provide an efficient user interface that integrates hardware, software, and networking components to meet the needs of various stakeholders. By incorporating multimedia tools such as graphics, video, music, and text, e-learning enhances the learning process. It offers flexibility, personalized learning experiences, and opportunities for collaboration, making it a valuable method of education in the digital era. The survey method was adopted for this study. The present study consisted of 540 B.Ed. students of Mahabubnagar, Nagarkurnool, Jogulamba gadwal, Wanaparthy, Narayanpet and Rangareddy (Part) districts of Telangana state. The data was obtained from the identified sample. Standardized Attitude towards e-learning scale was used for this study. For statistical analysis hypotheses testing, Mean and F test were applied. The results of the study indicated that male B.Ed. students exhibited a relatively more favorable attitude towards e-learning compared to female students. Moreover, B.Ed. students with mathematics methodology were appear to be definitely better in their attitude towards e-learning when compared to students in other disciplines, such as Physical Sciences, Social Sciences, and Biological Sciences. Additionally, B.Ed. students who had access to a computer/laptop facility at home certainly better in their attitude towards e-learning in comparison to their counterparts without such access.

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Attitude towards e-learning, B.Ed. students, computer/laptop facility, gender, methodology.

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Photovoltaic system is gaining increased importance as a renewable source because of its advantages such as the absence of fuel cost, little maintenance and no noise and wear due to the absence of moving parts. But there are still two principal barriers to the use of photovoltaic systems: the high installation cost and the low energy conversion efficiency. The main idea is to utilize inverter for reactive power injection during active power decrement. Using a low pass filter and power limiter in control system, produced oscillations due to unbalanced load is eliminated and inverter works in safe condition simulation results show the proposed method to be viable in controlling inverter.

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Photo voltaic system, Renewable source, Low pass filter, Multi-level inverter.

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This is an empirical study which tries to explore the various challenges and impact of COVID-19 on young women in Bangalore. The study stresses on socio economic and psychological factors of young women being af ected by the COVID 19 PANDEMIC. The COVID-19 pandemic has engulfed countries across the world in a short span of time. For India, It was and continues to be the biggest health and humanitarian crisis since independence. The Government of India declared COVID-19 as a National disaster and, to contain the spread of the Disease, imposed a complete lockdown across the Country on March 25, 2020. This continues till date, in myriad forms and with variations across states and zones. The pandemic and the prolonged lockdown have adversely impacted a wide range of areas, including Health, economy, livelihood, social and professional Interactions. It led to loss of livelihoods for millions of people, and an exodus of migrants from cities back to their villages, with a devastating cost of Human lives and suf ering. Although the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India, included reproductive health And family planning as essential health services in its Guidelines, the lockdown and the focus of the public Health machinery on containing the pandemic, Restricted women's mobility and access to health Services. Slowly but steadily, the adverse impact of COVID-19 On mental health is beginning to emerge globally. There was a surge in gender-based, and intimate Partner violence across countries such as China, UK, USA, and India, and a high prevalence of Psychological distress, anger, depression and posttraumatic stress disorder. The implications of interrupted reproductive Healthcare and on mental health have to be critically explored among young people in India. Constituting nearly one-fifth of the country's population, Adolescents face educational uncertainties (with the Closure of schools and colleges, and a patchy access to digital learning), restrictions on their mobility, Freedom and socialization, an increase in domestic Chores and household conflict (disproportionately Borne by women), and anxieties around their Employment prospects, among others. To understand how Bangalore's young women are Coping with these challenges, this study is conducted with a rapidassessment to understand the level of Knowledge and attitude of young women aged between(15-24 years) towards COVID-19, how it has impacted Their lives and mental health, and their needs and Priorities. The responses thus generated were analyzed to advocate for measures that can best address these needs, both during the COVID-19 Outbreak and continuing after that.

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Covid 19 young women mental health

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Birds that dwell on or near water, whether they are freshwater or marine, are referred to as water birds or aquatic birds. Wetlands are a good habitat for many water birds because they provide a modest amount of food due to the enrichment of organic components that contribute to the growth of aquatic weeds, phytoplankton, and zooplankton. This study presents diversity of water birds at Ekana wetlands for a period of four months from January 2023 to April 2023.A total of 17 species from 6 orders and 8 different families were observed throughout the study period. Anatidae family had the highest species density (7 and 41%), followed by Rallidae (2 and 11.7%), Ciconiidae (2 and 11.7%), Alcediinidae (2 and 11.7%), Jacanidae, Charadriidae, and Scolopacidae, which had the lowest species density (1 and 5.8%). The order Anseriformes, which contains 41% of all species, has the highest species abundance, followed by Charadriiformes (3 and 17.6%), Gruiformes, Ciconiiformes and Coraciiformes (2 and 11.7%), and Pelecaniformes (1 and 5.8%). The present study of wetlands helps to maintain a record of water birds to restore and maintain the present condition of wetland. The attempt of study is to provide the information about biodiversity of water birds to recognize these sites as globally important habitat for the conservation of water bird population because baseline information is a condition for planning and monitoring management actions for water birds and their habitats.

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Waterbirds, Diversity, Ekana Wetlands, Freshwater or marine, baseline information

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Saskiya avm asaskiya uchtar madhymik vidhyalyo ke vidhyarthiyo ke vanijya varg ke chatr-chatrao ki smvegatmak paripkvata ka tulnatmak adhyayan

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Saskiya avm asaskiya uchtar madhymik vidhyalyo ke vidhyarthiyo ke vanijya varg ke chatr-chatrao ki smvegatmak paripkvata ka tulnatmak adhyayan

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The strong fundamentals of Indian economy are pushing all the sectors to perform and contribute significantly in the growth of GDP. Among all the sectors, the banking sector is going through its golden years where all the major financial parameters like credit deployment, profitability, asset quality, capital adequacy etc. indicate that the performance of banks are at best of all times. Currently, India is having "twin balance sheet advantage" i.e. strong balance sheets of corporates and public sector banks. The private sector banks are having strong fundamentals and presently growing at very fast pace, taking market share from public sector banks. However, now PSBs are well placed, which is evident from the PSB's performance in FY 2022-23 i.e. "PSBs earned a record aggregate net profit of around INR 1.05 lakh crore", "high capital adequacy(CRAR) of 15.53%", "gross NPA at 4.97%", net NPA at 1.24%, healthy provision coverage of 90.68% etc. Fundamentally stronger PSBs along with private sector banks are ready not only to earn for their shareholders/promoters but also to contribute in the growth of country. The strong fundamentals and government support is putting banking industry in its best era and it is right to say that next few years shall be golden years for Indian banking industry.

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Banking, analysis, future prospects, india, deposit, credit, NPA

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In India, Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV) segment has become the largest selling vehicle body type in the Indian market. In recent years the sub-segment of SUV called Crossover SUV either CUV or Coupe SUV are getting popular in their segment range. People are inclined more towards compact vehicles that can also be economical. People who love to go for long drive adventures drive prefer Sports Utility Vehicle or Coupe SUV with their friends and families. Aim of this project is to bring up a concept of Coupe Sports Utility Vehicle for Indian market. In this project, with the help of primary and secondary research, literature survey, questionnaire face to face interview. With the help of these all data and information generated a concept and, in the concept, chosen a one concept for final 3D model and scale down physical model.

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SUV Coupe, Indian vehicle, styling, Design and Development

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Women with disabilities are the world's most disadvantaged and neglected demographic. As a result of their handicap and gender, women with disabilities endure double prejudice. They are more likely to be victims of sexual, emotional, or physical abuse. Whilst disabled girls are exposed to academic structures, they often experience a sense of separation and misery. Women frequently face boundaries to equality and progress as a result of race, age, language, society, way of life, religion, and incapacity. The Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act (2016) states that, "The appropriate Government and the local authorities shall take measures to ensure that the women and children with disabilities enjoy their rights equally with others". To summarize, access to education that is free from prejudice based on gender and disability may help overcome the difficulties.

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Keywords: Challenges, Women with disabilities, Education, India, Barrier-free

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Ancient degraded historical documents carry various important information regarding our culture, economics etc. proper restoration of these documents is very necessary. These documents still contain announces and other poor quality components after digitisation. These have an impact on how the documents look overall. In this work, an innovative approach for improving ancient historical documents is suggested. Digital image processing techniques are used to these documents in digital format to improve them. The efficiency of the techniques is then evaluated visually and quantitatively.

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historical document, restoration, filtering, digital image, image processing.

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