Volume 13 | Issue 7 |

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This paper is an attempt to examine the policy of 'Digital Locker' as a part of India's dream to become a knowledge economy and digital power. Digital Locker is one of the crucial steps towards digital transformation to reach India's goal embedded in the Digital India Programme launched in July 2015. Since now more attention is paid to the needs of the consumer. If the Services can be digitized it will be more fruitful. Digital Locker is a flagship initiative of Ministry of Electronics and IT under 'Digital India Programme'. Digital Locker aims to 'Digital Empowerment' of Indian citizen and its enhance to the country towards a paperless governance. The basic question that may be raised: Does Digital Locker empowers the citizens to grab the fruits of good governance based on transparency and accountability? If so, what role may the policy of Digital Locker take? What are the challenges towards the proper execution of Digital Locker? The purpose of this paper is to discuss recent uses, trends, purpose and pros and cons of Digital Locker applications.

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Key Words: Digital India, Transparency, Policy, Accountability

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Sports are often seen as a source of unity, discipline and national or community pride. However, beyond their surface appeal, they can also serve as instruments of power and control within a society. Through structured hierarchies, sports assign privilege and authority to certain individuals while marginalizing others. Loyalty to teams and athletes can silence dissent and uphold dominant social norms. This paper examines how power, hierarchy and social control are constructed and maintained through sports in Fredrik Backman's Beartown. This explores how sports reinforce existing power structures and are used to maintain social order through both visible and invisible forms of control. It analyzes the town's deep emotional and cultural investment in hockey as a mechanism that establish social order, grants authority to certain individuals, and marginalizes dissenting voices. The paper critically explores the symbolic violence inflicted on subordinated women, particularly through the community's reaction to sexual assault, revealing how silence, loyalty and fear operate as tools of control. Through characters like Maya, Amat and Kira, the research investigates how social norms tied to sports culture protect privilege and suppress justice. The study draws on real incidents in the novel to show how sports become a vehicle for both unity and exclusion, ultimately questioning the ethical consequences of blind communal loyalty.

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Sports, Community Pride, Hierarchy, Social Control, Sexual Assault, Silence, Loyalty and Fear.

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In order to increase bioavailability, decrease dosing frequency, and improve patient compliance, the current study's primary goal was to develop and evaluate a gel containing apremilast microspheres. To choose the most effective formulation, a prepared gel loaded with microspheres was assessed for drug interactions using Fourier transform infrared (FTIR), differential scanning calorimetry tests, and scanning electron microscopy (SEM). Pre-formulation studies, spreadability, viscosity, pH measurement, gel strength, homogeneity, drug content, in vitro diffusion tests, drug kinetics, and stability investigations were all performed on the generated formulations (F1-F6). The study used differential scanning calorimeters and FTIR spectroscopy to confirm the drug-excipient interaction and compatibility between medication and excipients. SEM images showed smooth-surfaced particles with regular shapes. All formulations were less effective than the optimized F4 formulation, which had acceptable physical properties like spreadability, viscosity, pH, gel strength, and drug content.

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Microspheres, Transdermal drug delivery, Apremilast, Formulation and evaluation, Biodegradable polymers

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Solid wastes generated from the various residential and non-residential activities in cities end up in centralized land fill sites, mostly vacant lands or wetland sites in the urban periphery. Sanitary landfills have been and continue to be a social and ecological threat. Brahmapuram Waste treatment plant set up in 2008, spread over 110 acres in Kakkanad is utilized by the Kochi Corporation and the nearby municipalities but the lack of segregation of the biodegradable and non-bio degradable waste has caused breakdowns in the functioning of the plant turning it into a waste dump site that polluted the surrounding rivers along with air pollution. The plant has been the site of multiple fires in 2013, 2019 and 2023 that burned 16-year-old dumped garbage and released toxic fumes, choking the entire city region for 12 days (India Today, 2023). Following this event, a compressed biogas (CBG) plant has been proposed at Brahmapuram by Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd. (BPCL) in 2024. The RIAM technique has been applied to assess the Environmental impact Assessment of the proposed CBG plant in Brahmapuram, and from the study, it was found that the proposal has a moderately positive impact. Suitable mitigation measures may be suggested in future research in order to reduce the adverse impacts to create a harmonious environment

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Rapid Impact Assessment Matrix (RIAM), Urban Waste dumpsite, Biogas Plant.

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Drama , Women , Status, Kundam?l?, Svak?y?, Sit?.

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This project investigates the mechanical performance and sustainability potential of geopolymer concrete (GPC) produced using industrial by-products--fly ash and Ground Granulated Blast Furnace Slag (GGBS)--as an alternative to conventional Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC). In light of the urgent need to reduce carbon emissions from the construction industry, the study explores geopolymer technology as a viable pathway to green construction. The research involved preparing five different mix proportions of fly ash and GGBS (100:0, 75:25, 50:50, 25:75, and 0:100), activated using sodium silicate solution alone, under ambient curing conditions. Compressive strength of the mixes was tested at 3, 7, and 28 days. Results revealed that mixes with higher GGBS content significantly improved early-age strength due to its calcium-rich composition, while fly ash contributed to strength at later stages. The findings underscore the importance of optimizing binder combinations for specific performance goals. The geopolymer mixes showed promising strength development without the need for thermal curing, making them suitable for practical construction scenarios, especially in warm climates. This work directly contributes to several United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): SDG 9 (Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure) through development of innovative materials; SDG 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities) by promoting eco- friendly construction solutions; SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production) by utilizing industrial waste; and SDG 13 (Climate Action) through the reduction of CO? emissions associated with cement production. The study confirms that geopolymer concrete, based solely on sodium silicate-activated fly ash and GGBS, presents a practical and sustainable alternative to OPC. Future work may focus on exploring durability aspects and extending the use of other local industrial wastes, further reinforcing its role in a circular economy framework.

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The study aims to examine and evaluate the existing Electronic Services offered by the Pulla Reddy college of Engineering Library. The study discusses to know the awareness, utilization of various electronic services. The major findings of the study are that the respondents are not aware of the Electronic Services and most of the respondents are satisfied with the Internet facility.

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Electronic Services, Internet, User study

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This research analyses the impact of AI-based personalized recommendation systems on online customer buying behaviour in e-commerce. The study focuses on the ways in which these sophisticated technologies influence consumer engagement, satisfaction, and purchase decisions. A structured quantitative research technique was employed to examine the impact and efficacy of AI-based personalized, which included surveys from a wide range of online shoppers. The results are intended to assist e-commerce companies in improving user experience and conversion rates through the optimization of suggestion tactics.

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AI-based personalization, recommendation systems, e-commerce, consumer buying behaviour, online shopping, customer engagement

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Rural development occupy for economic improvement of people as well as social change. The primary goal is to reduce poverty, better livelihood opportunities, essential services and infrastructure facilities through introducing programmes of wage and self-employment. So, Gandhian perspectives on rural development deals with Growth of Rural Industrialization, Economic Approach, Social Integrity, Sustainability, Simplicity and Self-control, Upgrading the living standard of the rural people etc. For him, rural development is based on the villagers. That is why Villagers can secure in Villages only if the cottage industries are developed. Moreover, development of agriculture as well as overall rural development with decentralization, equality and stability is possible with the manifestation of Gandhian economic thought. According to his opinion, decentralized economy means economy based on agriculture and rural industries. Gandhian economic system also relied on the self-sustenance of villages.

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Economic Approach, Sustainability, Simplicity, Self-Sustenance, Rural Industrialization etc.

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Educational intervention, disease related characteristics, general quality of life,CCF,disease related quality of life.

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