Volume 12 | Issue 3 |

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All humans now consider cleaning to be a basic requirement, and it is an inevitable daily ritual. The most common locations for the traditional road cleaning machine are bus stands, airports, train stations, and hospitals. These locations also require electricity to run the equipment. It is neither environmentally friendly nor user-friendly. There is a power outage during the summer, and as a result, most road cleaning equipment is not used efficiently. We are employing inexpensive, readily available materials for our project. It is a superior substitute for a traditional machine.

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Design and Fabrication, Eco-Friendly cleaner, Road safety and hygiene

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Abstract: The government of Telangana has come up with many welfare initiatives for elevating the poor and marginalized sections of the society. Poverty is still a major challenge, even Telangana is stepping towards development. To overcome such problems and to help the underprivileged (socially and economically), the government has taken an initiative called "Aasara Pension". This scheme was launched in November, 2014. This enhanced the monthly pension from Rs. 200 to Rs. 1000 for the old age, widows, weavers, toddy tappers and AIDS patients. And for disabled from Rs. 500 to Rs. 1500. Welfare Schemes play a crucial role on economic development. Since the inception of the state, the government has covered an average of 39 lakh beneficiaries annually under this scheme. This scheme is aimed to bring welfare among the weaker sections of the society and to provide them social safety. This paper tries to analyze the beneficiaries under this scheme.

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Key Words: Marginalized Sections, Poverty, Development, Welfare, Aasara Pension

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Stemformatics is a newly introduced platform of bioinformatics which deals with stem cell related in-silico information and a well-known source of gene expression datasets that have been compiled using single cell profiling, RNA sequencing, and microarray technologies. It is also a well known data portal of stem cell gene expressions. It allows for simple to view and compare gene expression profiles in mouse and human across many platforms from various lab sources. Our group also has preliminary omics study of translation applications in CRISPR CAS 9 Gene by exploiting Stemformatics tool viz: phylogeny along with the transcriptional factors and CpG islands analysis. Using "molecular scissors (CRISPR)," genome editing involves adding, and replacing DNA in a living organism's genome. Traditional genome editing for human stem cells using designed nucleases has limitations by its ineffectiveness, Cost effective, and lack of selectivity. The CRISPR system has recently come into prominence as a potent gene-editing method with benefits of high editing efficacy. Despite the enormous potential for gene modification in a variety of species, from prokaryotes to higher mammals. The sample annotations are not adequately standardized, the abundance of primary data in stemformatics creates difficulties for data aggregation and downstream analysis. So, in this article, we focused on the underlying biology and use of the CRISPR/Cas9 system in current human stem cell research, in-silico evaluations of its advantages and future applications of human stem cells in regenerative medicine.

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Stemformatics, CRISPR, CAS 9 Gene, CpGI, Phylogenetic tree, Embryo editing, Stem cell and Regenerative medicines

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The purpose of this review is to investigate the complex nature of the relationship that exists between social media and traditional media.

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A. The insurance industry of India has 57 insurance companies - 24 are in the life insurance business, while 33 are non-life insurers. Among the life insurers, Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) is the sole public sector company. There are six public sector insurers in the non-life insurance segment. In addition to these, there is a sole national re-insurer, namely General Insurance Corporation of India (GIC Re). Other stakeholders in the Indian Insurance market include agents (individual and corporate), brokers, surveyors and third-party administrators servicing health insurance claims.

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Customer preference, Life Insurance, Consumer Behaviour

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Online users have the ability to select the advertisements they see. Online advertisements might be cheap. An accessible and wealthy audience is reached by the Internet.

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Cheap Advertising, Global Marketing, Social Media Advertising

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Herbal cosmetics have gained popularity due to their perceived safety and effectiveness in addressing various beauty and hair care concerns. These herbal formulations are often preferred over synthetic cosmetics because they tend to have fewer side effects. (1)In the context of hair care, herbal hair oil is one such product that is believed to offer numerous benefits for maintaining healthy hair and scalp. Some of the ingredients mentioned in your statement, such as Amla, Hibiscus, Bhringraj, Jatamansi, Raw garlic, Muskmelon seeds, Moringa, Curry leaves, Guava leaves, Papaya leaves, Methi (Fenugreek), Mimosa Pudica, and Spring onion, are commonly used in herbal hair oils and are believed to provide various benefits for hair health. (2)

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1)Hair Oil 2)Herbs 3)Formulation 4)Cosmetics(4)

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Companies voluntarily accepted the CSR effort to improve the living conditions of underprivileged communities and address climate change. Under the Companies Act of 2013, companies with a net worth of 500 crores or more, a turnover of 1000 crores or more, or a net profit of 500 crores or more must spend 2% of their average net profits from the previous three years on Corporate Social Responsibility. Hindustan Petroleum Corporate Limited in India adopt Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) to fulfill their societal responsibilities. In recent years, Hindustan Petroleum Corporate Limited have begun to take responsibility for the society in which they operate and belong. This study attempts to assess the current CSR activities of Hindustan Petroleum Corporate Limited in India. The report provides an overview of CSR in India and examines how Hindustan Petroleum Corporate Limited views and implements CSR practices in their business. Data on Hindustan Petroleum Corporate Limited in India was obtained via annual reports, sustainability reports, and corporate social responsibility (or business responsibility) reports. While Hindustan Petroleum Corporate Limited has made significant progress in CSR programs, there is still a long way to go before all Indian corporations adopt CSR as a cultural norm.

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Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), multinational company, Practices.

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The word 'Language' originates from the Latin term "Lingua," which translates to "tongue." The idea that language holds in itself culture is largely believed, and culture bears all of the values that shape our understanding of who we are and where we fit in the world, especially through literature and art. As a result, language becomes intrinsic to our individual identities as human beings, with unique qualities and histories as well as unique connections to the outside world. Recognizing the crucial role of language and culture, colonial powers deliberately used language as a cultural instrument to stealthily spread their beliefs, viewpoints, and practices throughout the colonization era. By using a nuanced approach, they attempted to strengthen the colonization process and made it easier for their beliefs and methods to permeate the civilizations they wished to rule. In many instances, local languages were systematically forbidden by colonizers, and colonized countries were forced to refrain from speaking their native tongues due to the colonizers' linguistic encroachment. The conquered civilizations were frequently forced to bow to the authority of the colonialists due to their diminished linguistic and cultural power. These conquered nations occasionally even absorbed elements of the linguistic and cultural supremacy of the colonialists. This was the modus operandi of the British colonizers in India too, English writing in India became increasingly popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, partly due to the rise of nationalism. The English language developed into a powerful and incisive tool for emotional expression.One of the very rare writers who expressed themselves creatively in many languages is Girish Karnad. He wrote in Kannada at first, then translated it into English. Despite receiving a coveted Rhodes Scholarship to study at Oxford University, he wrote the majority of his plays including Yayati, Tuglaq, Hayavadan, Nagamandal, Bali: The Sacrifice, etc. in his native language, Kannada. He examined and made observations on modern society in his writings in Kannada, taking into account the socio-cultural sensitivities of the local Kannada speakers as he related current events to historical, mythical, and folk settings.

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lingua, colonialism, Indian writing in English.

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College is a gateway to higher education, offering specialized knowledge and expertise in various fields. Obtaining a college degree enhances career prospects and opens doors to better job opportunities and higher earning potential. College students are a diverse group with varying interests, backgrounds, and aspirations. Overall, college students and college years play a crucial role in shaping the future of individuals and societies, fostering personal growth, intellectual development, and societal progress. Methodology: A cross-sectional, and correlation study design was used in the present study, to examine impact of stream of study and educational class on anxiety among college students. ADSS developed by Bhatnagar et.al. (2011) was used to assess mental health problems (Anxiety) among college students. The present study sample consisted of a total of 1455 male and female college students who are pursuing 1st, 2nd, and 3rd years bachelor's degrees in all streams (Arts, Commerce, Science) in Government and Private degree colleges of Ankola taluk of Uttara Kannada district. Results revealed that, about 68% of college students were suffering from anxiety, The remaining 32%, of the students were seen under the normal category. A higher percentage of the samples were seen under severe levels of anxiety (35%) compared to moderate (22%) and mild (11%) levels of anxiety. The association between the stream of study and Anxiety levels shows that, Compared to Commerce students (68%) and Science students (68.4%), more students of Arts stream (81.1%), were facing mild to severe anxiety levels. Overall, more than 50% of students from all streams were facing more anxiety. A statistically significant association was observed between the stream of study and anxiety levels (?^2(6) =190.02, p<0.01). Association between educational class and anxiety revealed that, 4 A significant association was observed between class/year of study and level of anxiety (?^2(6) = 17.02, p<0.01). About 71.8% of first-year students experienced mild to severe anxiety. Among second-year degree students, this figure was 68.5%, while 64% of third-year students reported similar anxiety levels. While more than half of students across all years faced this concerning issue, it was noticed that the percentage of students experiencing anxiety decreased as they progressed through higher classes. Conclusion: From the present study, it may be concluded that college students of the present study were more vulnerable to mental health problems like anxiety. The study theoretically contributes to the body of scientific knowledge on prevalence of anxiety among college students. The findings underscore the urgency for intervention and support strategies tailored specifically for college students.

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Key words: College students, Anxiety, stream of study, class

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