Volume 12 | Issue 7 |

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Objective: The study aims to identify the challenges and issues faced by the caregivers of victims of Child Sexual Abuse. The primary objectives of the research will be to find hurdles faced by caregivers at the time of disclosure and during the trials. The research will also explore the coping mechanisms adopted by caregivers. Methods: The study will include Sixteen caregivers from Delhi based organization counsel to secure justice. In this qualitative study, the respondents are selected by Convenience Sampling and data is collected by unstructured interview schedule. Results: It was found that caregivers of victims of child sexual abuse face various challenges which includes breach of trust, anxiety, depression, impact on family bond, etc. At the time of disclosure and during legal proceedings. Coping Mechanism includes spirituality, hope for justice, retribution. Conclusions: The mechanism of dealing with the issue was different from person to person and situation. Some were reliant on restorative justice while others preferred retributive justice.

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Keywords: Child Sexual Abuse, Caregivers, Victims, Perpetrators, Challenges.

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This paper investigates the perception and satisfaction levels of households in Calicut District, Kerala, regarding rooftop solar systems. With Kerala's increasing interest in renewable energy and the unique socio-economic context of Calicut District, understanding household perceptions and experiences with rooftop solar is crucial for promoting sustainable energy adoption locally. The study employs a mixed-method approach, combining surveys and interviews to gather comprehensive data. Key findings highlight varying levels of awareness influenced by demographic factors such as income and education. Satisfaction is examined through factors like installation process, energy savings, and environmental impact. The paper concludes with implications for local policymakers and practitioners aiming to enhance rooftop solar adoption and satisfaction among households in Calicut District.

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HOUSEHOLDS PERCEPTION AND SATISFACTION TOWARD ROOFTOP SOLAR SYSTEM IN CALICUT DISTRICT OF KERALA

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Accurate weather forecasting is essential for various applications, including agriculture, disaster management, and daily planning. This study explores the use of machine learning techniques to predict weather conditions using Python. By leveraging historical weather data, we employ several machine learning algorithms, such as linear regression, decision trees, random forests, and neural networks, to develop predictive models. The data is preprocessed to handle missing values and normalized to ensure efficient training. Feature engineering techniques are applied to extract significant patterns and trends. The models are evaluated based on their predictive accuracy, using metrics like mean squared error (MSE) and R-squared values. Our results demonstrate that machine learning can provide reliable and accurate weather forecasts, with some models outperforming traditional statistical methods.

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ML,python,Weather forcast

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Abstract: The Galilean identity of Jesus has truly reflected the real messiah and his work on earth. In the immediate context of region; Jesus' movement has brought drastic transformation competing with other existing sects. In lesser cooperative atmosphere, Jesus' mission had grown with establishing kingdom of God, confronting political, cultural, religious and social hurdles for proclaiming eternal life with the very nature of God that has manifested. I perceive the practical difficulty of exercising the biblical mandate to fulfil the mission of Christ in India. Abstract concept and the localizing Christology has diverted from the essential biblical understanding of divinity and humanity of Christ. Lack of Christology and indigenous spherical understanding. The Indian theologians have made few attempts to introduce image of Christ. Multi-entitlement to it distracted and low value genuine concept of Christology. Whether to fix incarnation of gods, sacrifice, rooster, elder brother or fulfilment of Vedas and paramadivasi. An appropriate contextual Christology is required for effectual understanding, efficacy of Christ without presupposing and pleasing the natives. Emerging context requires attention in the area of liberation, dalit and Adivasi. In Galilean mission, Jesus is: healer, exorcist, social activist, God's kingdom builder. An attempt has ever been made to expand the mission beyond the border. Jesus stands as replica, incarnate son of God, messiahship and standing for truth was very much relevant. The Vedic sacrifice appeal Christ as ultimate, perfect one unlike other Indian sacrifice and the tribal rooster. Christ in the anthropological perspective seen as brother and paramadivasi. Galilean Christ's role has become an example to follow in the contextual mission in India.

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Galilean, contextual, christology, christogical, mission, dalit, glocal, sacrifice, paramadivsi, neo-colonial

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Abstract: Introduction- Every individual has their own natural pattern of acquiring and processing information. The patterns by which people learn are known as their learning styles. Learning styles are a set of cognitive, emotional and psychological factors that serve as indicators of how a learner perceives, interacts with and responds to the learning environment. Everyone has different learning styles. Several people may find that they have a dominant style of learning, while others find that they use different styles in different situations. An important concept is that individuals differ in the ways they learn. The idea the idea of individualized learning styles was introduced in the 1970s and since then it has influenced education. Methodology- A quantitative research approach and descriptive research design were used. Through purposive Sampling technique, 60 students of age groups 13-17years studying in 8th, 9th and 10th are selected from school of Sasaram. Data was collected via learning style questionnaire and analyzed by descriptive and inferential statistics. Results- Finding of the present study reveal that out of 60 study participants, 64.30% of students preferred Visual learning style, some of them are preferred kinesthetic learning style about 62.27% students and rest of them are preferred auditory about 61.61% students. Base on the significant association between demographic variables with learning style present study so that significant association between demographic variable such as family monthly income (p value = .008), and no significant association between rest of demographic variables such as age, gender and types of family with learning style(p value >0.05). Discussion and conclusion- Based on the demographic variables such as age, gender, types of family and family monthly income of school students it can be concluded that, most preferred learning style is visual followed by kinesthetic and Auditory learning style.

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Assess, Learning style, School students

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This study examines the perceptions of banking employees towards green banking services in Calicut district, Kerala, and explores their implications for sustainable development. A sample size of 220 banking employees was surveyed, and the data was analyzed using descriptive statistics and chi-square tests. The findings reveal a generally positive perception of green banking services among employees, with significant variations based on demographic factors such as age, educational background, and years of service. These insights can inform strategies for enhancing the adoption of green banking practices and promoting sustainable development.

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Green banking, banking employees, sustainable development, Calicut district, Kerala, perception analysis

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Technological innovations have transformed the world following the development of chips and software, substantially impacting human activities and cognitive abilities with machine assistance. The term artificial intelligence (AI) is difficult to define and has been debated for decades. AI involves the enhancement of computer-based software capable of performing tasks that typically require human intelligence. From a high-tech perspective, AI technology can be categorized into four types: Machine Learning (ML), Natural Language Processing (NLP), Image Processing (IP), and Speech Processing (SP). Recently, Deep Learning (DL), a subset of Machine Learning, has gained global attention. Japan, being a highly industrialized and technologically advanced country, has developed AI mechanisms beneficial for daily life. The ethical development and use of AI fall within regulatory framework of Japan for ethical functioning. AI holds significant potential for Japan, and the AI Strategic Council of the Japanese government has recognized the advance interest in generative AI, partly due to its cutting-edge research and technology, to address the challenges of a declining working-age population.

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AI, Japanese Technology and Society, Machine, Ethics, Policy, NLP, IT, Government of Japan, Working Population

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Globalization presents a complex array of challenges for Indian businesses as they strive to compete on an international stage. This paper delves into these challenges, focusing on several critical dimensions: the pressures of technological advancements, the imperative of sustainable business practices, and the balancing act of maintaining cultural identity amid global integration. It examines the competitive landscape where Indian companies must navigate not only market volatility and shifting consumer preferences but also diverse regulatory environments. Furthermore, the paper analyzes strategic responses and adaptations by Indian firms, including innovation in product development, diversification of markets and portfolios, and the formation of strategic international alliances. Through an in-depth analysis of case studies and contemporary market data, this research provides a nuanced understanding of how Indian businesses are overcoming globalization challenges. It aims to offer actionable insights for business leaders and policymakers to bolster India's competitive edge in the global economy while fostering sustainable and inclusive growth.

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Key words: globalization, innovation, market strategy, management, business, adaptations

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What is the meaning of 'regional' cinema? Does it mean the cinema which is produced in one particular region? Are these cinemas of low budget? Are they available only for specific areas of audiences? Do they have less shelf-life? Do these narratives have any identity? Do they hold the essence of a particular region? Do they work like a tapestry of art and culture as a part of narrative and communication? Do they contribute to the growth of a region? With such questions, this paper tries examines the meaning, characteristic, and validity of regional cinema in India. This paper, through its characteristics, tries to look at how regional cinemas are carriers of regional culture, language, practices, belief systems, and even the struggles and issues they are dealing with in a particular region. Regional cinema not only portrays a story, but it also captures the regional 'soul', its air, its light, its flavors and in a diverse country like India, these essences are worth understanding. The fragrance of these narratives carries the past, present, and future of the inhabitants.

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Regional cinema, Indian cinema, cinema and culture, cinema and communication.

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That science is a unique subject among all its academic counterparts there is no doubt in this matter. And science aims at creating future scientists, engineers, environmentalists, academics, technologists, and in a word, every intellectual of whom we are proud today. The ideas, theories and the various doctrines of science are of great importance to us and the importance is increasing with the passing of time. If the study and cultivation of the study of science is to be made sufficiently interesting, our achievement in this field of knowledge will become immense and the knowledge so earned will be a perennial asset of the human race. Learning of Science in the school enhances the spirit of enquiry, creativity and objectivity. It aims at developing ability of knowing the unknown and doing something in a practical way. The district of Purba Medinipur happens to be a rich field for any kind of research work because the attention of other districts and the states and also of the other countries of the world is now concentrated upon this region after the it was proved beyond doubt by the recent results of Madhyamik and Higher Secondary examinations that this place, once unknown to other parts of the world, is the place where the students of this district reading within the schools (secondary and higher secondary), colleges, both general and professional, and those outside the district and state that the pupils of this place possess some extra capacity to imbibe the essence of life and its education. The Present research work highlight that there have no correlation in science attitude between rural and urban but have significant correlation between male and female among the rural and also among the urban but not between male of rural and urban and similar for urban. Its means that male and female can not affect the attitude towards science. There is no significant difference between the attitude of rural and urban students. It is seen that rural student are more interested to study the Science and Technology than urban students.

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Implanted, Methodology ,Direct method, Indirect Method, Attitudes, Agriculture ,Pisciculture, Juggernaut & Schema.

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