Volume 12 | Issue 7 |

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Kerala is a state with high Life expectancy, low infant mortality rate, birth rate and death rate. Health literacy rate also is high in this state. Free Immunization to children since birth is provided by this state. Government is providing health awareness to the public through Aasha workers. Most of the people are welcoming this. Still very few populations are reluctant to take this vaccination to their children. Uneducated parents are against the vaccination. Even after the continuous awareness from Govt heath workers, they are not ready to give vaccinations to their children. 1% of population is very non cooperative to government health policies. They prefer to deliver in home without any proper medical care. They are completely against vaccinations due to their religious believes. Educated parents are welcoming Govt policies and properly taking vaccinations. Lack of proper education and the seriousness of the deadly diseases among parents are major reasons for reluctancy to government's Immunization programme among children.

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Interaction, Educational status, Immunization coverge.

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Abstract: The custard apple, or Annona squamosa L, is a hybrid of the sugar apple (Annona squamosa) and the cherimoya (Annona cherimola) species of the Annonaceae family. In tropical and subtropical regions including north and south America, Asia, Africa, and Australia, it is extensively grown. There are around 119 species of trees and shrubs in the genus Annona, which is one of the 120 genera in the Annonaceae family. Over 105 species have been documented in tropical America, home to most species. Annona fruits are currently gaining attention from those who are interested in eating foods that promote health because of its phytochemical composition, whose actions have not before been investigated. This plant possesses the seed, peel, and pulp of two cultivars of Annona squamosa (Annona b. and Annona h.) that have potential anticancer, antioxidant, and antibacterial properties in vitro. The primary sources of bioactive chemicals in plants are their fruits and waste products. The plant sample displays a wide range of bioactive components, including glycosides, proteins, carbohydrates, saponins, alkaloids, flavonoids, and phenolics. These constituents have been shown to possess notable antioxidant, antibacterial, antiviral, anticancer, antidiabetic, anti-inflammatory, anti-ulcer, and skin-protective qualities. The leaves have a high protein content and contain essential oils that are rich in terpenes and sesquiterpenes, which have been demonstrated to have medicinal properties.

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Key words-Traditional medicines, Phytoconstituents, Annona squamosa,Annonaceae, Bioactive Compounds, pharmacological effects, Review.

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This study explores the attitudes of higher secondary school students towards e-learning, focusing on their gender and school management. Utilizing a descriptive methods approach, data were collected through surveys from a sample of 160 students across various Provincialised and private schools of Guwahati. The results indicate more than 70% of higher secondary school students' level of attitude toward e-learning is average and above and the maximum (38.8%) higher secondary school students have average level of attitude towards e-learning. Gender plays an important role in attitude towards e-learning. That means higher secondary boys and girls differ significantly in this regard. Attitudes of higher secondary girls are more toward e-learning than higher secondary boys. Management of the school is not a contributory factor for developing the attitude of higher secondary students towards e-learning. The attitude of higher secondary students from private institutions is more than Provincialised higher secondary students towards e-learning. The findings suggest the need for improved e-learning infrastructure and support systems to enhance the effectiveness of digital education. This research provides insights for educators and policymakers to understand better and address the needs and expectations of students in the evolving landscape of e-learning.

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E-learning, Attitude, Higher Secondary School Students, Gender, Type of Management of School

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The study is predicated on functionalist theoretical frame work to examine the origin and objectives of the United Nations and the contemporary challenges of war, conflicts, genocide etc. in the world. The study employs the methodology of documentary analysis to argue that despite some of its achievements, the UN failed to provide the necessary peace and security that will ensure levelled playing field in world politics and sustainable development among nations. The study among other recommendations suggests the strong need for total reform of the UN in order to gain the trust of its member nations.

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United Nation, Peace, Security, and Development

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This research paper investigates consumer attitudes towards Bus Rapid Transit Systems (BRTS) networks in Ahmedabad, India, employing factor analysis and discriminant analysis techniques. The study relies on primary data collected manually from a diverse sample of respondents. Through factor analysis, underlying dimensions influencing consumer attitudes are explored, providing insights into the factors driving perceptions of BRTS networks. Furthermore, discriminant analysis is employed to classify consumers based on their attitudes towards BRTS networks, facilitating a deeper understanding of the determinants of favourable and unfavourable perceptions. The findings of this study contribute to the literature on public transportation and urban mobility, offering valuable implications for policymakers, transit authorities and urban planners aiming to enhance the acceptance and effectiveness of BRTS systems.

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Factor analysis, Discriminant analysis, Waiting line

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Energy change will be explained by new algebra

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Energy change

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This paper concentrates on exploring the causes of unemployment among Scheduled Caste women and its impact on their life in district Chirang. World is facing so many issues and problems among them educated women unemployment is one of the serious problems. For the present study the researcher has used descriptive research and data has been collected from both the primary and secondary sources. A sample of 150 respondents was drawn from unemployed respondents of Chirang district using simple random sampling technique. Interview is used as a tool to collect the data for the present research work. The causes of educated women unemployment is due to increase in population, lack of practical knowledge, low salary, lack of professional skills, Family responsibilities, family obligations and social restrictions, dishonesty. This lead to increase in poverty, frustration, increase in crime.

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Keywords: Unemployment, Scheduled Caste, Women.

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Key words: Effectiveness, Knowledge, Reproductive and Child health, Structured teaching programme, Married Women, Services, Rural Community.

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Vernacular architecture is mainly known for the use of local resources and technology of the region itself. Vernacular architecture being local, always supports the natural need of the environment with very less carbon footprint making the environment of the hill town calm. But today due to rapid urbanization and a drift towards modern resources, vernacular architecture is losing its identity. This loss is activating the zones which are already highly prone to various natural disasters and making the disaster occurrence frequent. The study area for this paper- Dharamshala, H.P. India is witnessing the shift from traditional development towards modern and quick development. Due to this, the excavations are increasing therefore the disaster-prone zones of Dharmshala are getting activated. Dharamshala being in zone 5 of seismic zones, is continuously witnessing earthquakes of various magnitudes. This paper aims to focus the switch back of modern construction to vernacular architecture (earthquake resistant), to have better and safe development.

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Sustainable Hill towns, Vernacular architecture, Natural disasters, Urbanization, Vernacular materials, eco-friendly materials.

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Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) is a crucial aspect of maintaining the integrity and safety of civil infrastructure, such as buildings, bridges, and highways. In recent years, the Internet of Things (IoT) has emerged as a powerful technology for enhancing SHM by enabling real-time, remote monitoring of infrastructure health. The integration of Internet of Things (IoT) technologies in SHM has provided new opportunities for real-time and continuous monitoring of structures. This paper presents a comprehensive review of the state-of-the-art in IoT- based SHM, including the underlying technologies, the various IoT sensors and systems used for monitoring, and the challenges and opportunities associated with this approach. The paper also discusses several case studies that highlight the benefits of IoT-based SHM and the potential for future research in this field.

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SHM, Acclerometer, Sensor, IoT

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