Volume 12 | Issue 7 |

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Soft skills are increasingly important in modern workplaces, yet the methods for fostering them differ between higher education and industry. This study conducts a comparative evaluation of soft skills development in both sectors, drawing on existing literature and empirical research to assess the strategies, challenges, and outcomes of programs that enhance these skills. By investigating the teaching and assessment approaches for soft skills in both sectors, the research aims to trigger individuals' possibility for the workplace. While formal instruction and extracurricular activities are emphasized in higher education, industry places a stronger focus on practical experience and mentorship. Recognizing these differences is crucial for improving soft skills training and narrowing the gap between academic education and professional achievement.

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Industry Perspectives, Assessment Approaches, Practical Experience, Mentorship, Formal Instruction, Extracurricular Activities, Skill Enhancement, Professional Preparedness, Workforce Readiness, Bridging the Gap

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This study aims to determine the relationship between three factors that affect economic growth in Indonesia. The determinants of food security are food security index, government revenue for health services and population. The food security index was chosen as the first variable in this study, because the food security index is a measuring tool in describing food availability in Indonesia. Meanwhile, the variable of government income for health services was chosen because it is thought to have a close relationship with food distribution. And the last independent variable is the population variable or the number of people per region which was chosen because this variable is thought to contribute to the value of the increase in economic growth in Indonesia. This study uses secondary data from several major websites, so it is concluded that only the Food Security Index variable and the Population variable have a positive effect on economic growth and have a significant effect.

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Economic Growth, Food Security Index, Health Services, Population

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Physical geography plays a crucial role in understanding and addressing climate change in western India. This region, characterized by diverse landforms, climatic conditions, and ecosystems, faces unique challenges due to climate change. This research article explores the intricate relationship between physical geography and climate change in western India, examining how geomorphological features, coastal dynamics, and arid and semi-arid landscapes influence and are influenced by climatic variations. It highlights the impact of climate change on natural resources, agriculture, and human settlements and the importance of sustainable practices in mitigating these effects. The study underscores the need for integrated geographic and environmental management strategies to enhance resilience against climate change in western India.

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Physical Geography, Climate Change, Western India, Geomorphology, Coastal Dynamics, Arid Landscapes, Natural Resources, Environmental Management

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A dual-axis sun tracker solar panel is a special device that can move in two directions to follow the sun as it moves across the sky. Unlike some trackers that only move in one direction, this one can tilt both up and down and turn from side to side. Solar energy is a clean and renewable source of power that can be harnessed by using solar panels. However, the efficiency of solar panels depends on the angle of incidence of the sunlight, which changes throughout the day and seasons. To maximize the power output of solar panels, a dual axis sun tracker system can be used to automatically adjust the orientation of the solar panel to follow the sun in both horizontal and vertical directions

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LDRs,IC

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Literature is nothing but the reflection of life. Life and literature resemble each other and it appears to be the twin sisters. Whatever is explicited in novels, stories, poetries and other literary works, the same thing is happening in people's life. Literature mould the readers to understand the fact about life and helps to find the truthhidden in life and often helps to decide the right path and also attimes solution to the problems can be provided through the literature.Literature appears to be the testimony which often tends to represent African reality and daring African culture. African writers produce vast of works that can be mentioned as the literature of revolt and it remain as the successful story of Africa. The Major themes of African literature include culture and tradition, racism, neocolonialism, corruption and Politics. Among African writers, Helon Habila comes in third generation writers and contributes many thematic works about Africa especially about Nigeria. Moreover, he comes forth with the intention to showcase the political activities and its impact in Nigeria. This paper mainly focuses about Helon Habila's work Oil On Water. It mainly explains the concept of adventurous and troublesome journey of the journalists.

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reflection, resemble, testimony, represent, racism, neocolonialism, corruption, politics, adventurous, troublesome, journey, journalists.

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Credit card fraud detection is a vital aspect of safeguarding user accounts in the global context of widespread credit card usage. Existing models primarily rely on transactional representations derived from original or manually aggregated features, often falling short in identifying latent fraudulent behaviours. To address these limitations, this work presents a novel credit card fraud detection model that integrates Principal Component Analysis (PCA) with recurrent neural networks, time-aware gates, and attention mechanisms. This innovative approach aims to capture both long- and short-term transactional habits, providing a nuanced understanding of user behaviour over time. A time-aware attention module considers temporal intervals, enabling the model to discern behavioural motives and periodic patterns from historical transactions. An interaction module further refines representation learning. The inclusion of PCA facilitates efficient dimensionality reduction, enhancing the model's ability to capture and represent user transactional behaviours. Experimental validation on large-scale real-world datasets demonstrates the superior effectiveness of the proposed PCA-enhanced model in distinguishing fraudulent from legitimate behaviours, showcasing significant advancements over state-of-the-art methods.

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Credit card fraud detection, LSTM, time-aware features, transactional behaviors, attention mechanism, interaction module.

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Any economy depends heavily on its entrepreneurs. These are the individuals that possess the abilities and drive required to sell new products or services and take the appropriate actions to ensure that their ideas are lucrative. Since traditions are strongly ingrained in Indian society and the sociological and psychological environment has historically been one that has favored men, educated Indian women still have a long way to go before they can enjoy equal rights and status. Indian women have distinguished themselves from the rest of the pack despite all the social barriers and are praised for their successes in their different fields. Every Indian woman now lives a different lifestyle as a result of the changing social fabric of Indian society, which includes the improved educational standing of women and diverse desires for a better life. In every sphere of life, she has faced off against man and prevailed, and business is no exception. These female leaders are confident, persuasive and risk-takers. They have prevailed in this very competitive environment thanks to their dedication, diligence and tenacity. The goal of the current study is to increase awareness of women's entrepreneurship, to comprehend what it means, and to demonstrate how crucial it is to the rational, economic, and all-around development of the globe. This article paper signifies the issues that Indian women entrepreneurs confront, as well as some of their successes, the factors that influence women entrepreneurs in Indian economy.

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: entrepreneurship, women entrepreneurs, women education

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"Aging is not 'Lost Youth' but a new stage of Opportunity and Strength" Betty Friedan The population of the aged is currently at its peak in human history. Population is all set to become one of the most significant social transformations of the twenty-first century, impacting all sectors of society, including labour force and financial markets, the demand for goods and services, such as housing, transportation and social protection, as well as family structures and intergenerational ties. In the coming decades, many countries are likely to face fiscal and political pressures in relation to public systems of health care, pensions and social protections for a growing older population. Globally the percentage of the aged who are 65 and above is expected to rise from 10% in 2022 to 16% in 2050. Population aging arises from two possibly-related demographic effects: increasing longevity and declining fertility. Social-cultural mindsets and norms that label the elderly as a "burden", elderly abuse, as well as a lack of security, have made the elderly more vulnerable.

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Demographic Transition, Malthusian theory of population, Effects of aged population and Silver Dividend

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OSN's growing popularity is accompanied with a rise in security and privacy concerns. One significant risk is the creation of duplicate user profiles through the theft of existing user information, which is subsequently exploited to damage the original profile owner's identity. Phony profiles are identified using a set of rules that can discern between authentic and fraudulent ones. There are two methods for identifying Cloning a profile. Similarity measures are used in one, and the C4.5 decision tree technique is used in the other. The two categories of parallels that are considered in Similarity metrics include network and attribute similarity. connections. Clone detection is done using C4.5.

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Secure computing, Computer systems, Network security, unauthorized access, Data breaches, Physical security.

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This study delves into the intersection of climate fiction (cli-fi) and Indigenous ecological knowledge (IEK) in the literary works of N.K. Jemisin. Through an analysis of selected novels and short stories by Jemisin, notably the "The Broken Earth" trilogy, this research explores how Jemisin intertwines themes of climate change, environmental degradation, and resilience with Indigenous perspectives on ecology, land stewardship, and sustainability. Drawing upon ecocritical and postcolonial frameworks, the study examines how Jemisin's narratives challenge dominant Western paradigms of environmentalism, centering Indigenous voices, knowledge systems, and cosmologies. Through close textual analysis and theoretical inquiry, this research sheds light on the ways in which Jemisin's speculative fiction highlights Indigenous ways of knowing and being in relation to the environment, while also addressing pressing issues of climate justice and ecological transformation. By critically evaluating Jemisin's imaginative depictions of alternative futures and eco-cultural landscapes, this study contributes to broader discussions on literature, climate activism, and the decolonization of environmental discourse.

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Ecology, Climate change, Global crisis, Environment,

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