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IJIFR/V12/E12/019
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N. Nagapushpam
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THE SHIVA TRILOGY AND THE HERO WITH A THOUSAND FACES: A CROSS-CULTURAL MYTHIC STUDY
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English
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This study explores Amish Tripathi’s Shiva Trilogy through the perspective of Joseph Campbell’s Monomyth theory, as detailed in his work, The Hero with a Thousand Faces (1949). Campbell’s universal framework of the Hero’s Journey—comprising the stages of Separation, Initiation, and Return—has been widely applied to various cultural mythologies. However, applying it to a modern Indian popular narrative like Tripathi’s trilogy highlights both its strengths and limitations. By aligning Shiva’s evolution from a tribal leader in Tibet to the Mahadev of Meluha with Campbell’s Monomyth stages, the research reveals archetypal patterns of departure, trials, and apotheosis. Simultaneously, the narrative incorporates distinctively Indian philosophical concepts—dharma, karma, moksha, and shakti—which challenge Campbell’s model and place the story within a uniquely South Asian mythic context. The analysis also emphasizes the gendered aspects of the narrative, particularly the portrayal of Sati, whose active role as a warrior and embodiment of shakti challenges Campbell’s male-centered paradigm. A cross-cultural comparison with Western and Near Eastern epics, such as The Odyssey and The Epic of Gilgamesh, highlights both the universality of mythic structures and the cultural specificity of their expression. The paper contends that Tripathi’s trilogy both supports and critiques Campbell’s Monomyth by embedding the hero’s journey within the ethical and spiritual concerns of Indian tradition.
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Monomyth, Joseph Campbell, Amish Tripathi, Shiva Trilogy, Comparative Mythology, Hero’s Journey, Cross-cultural Studies
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IJIFR/V12/E12/018
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Dr. C. DHANALAKSHMI
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GROUNDWATER SUSTAINABILITY: INTEGRATED POLICY, TECHNOLOGICAL, AND COMMUNITY-BASED STRATEGIES FOR AQUIFER RESILIENCE
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GENERAL
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Groundwater depletion poses significant risks to India’s water security agriculture and ecosystems especially in areas such as the Indo-Gangetic plain and Punjab employing gis mapping grace satellite data hydrological models and stakeholder surveys this research identifies depletion hotspots examines trends from 2000-2025 and forecasts scenarios through 2050 results indicate a rapid decrease showing yearly drops reaching 05 meters in essential regions yet restoration is possible with cohesive approaches the framework comprises regulations extraction caps tiered pricing technologies controlled aquifer recharge IoT surveillance and community programs water budgeting integrating traditional and modern practices latest figures from 2024-2025 indicate a rise of 15 bcm in recharge and a reduction of 3 bcm in extraction underscoring advancements under initiatives such as Atal bhujal yojana this adaptable framework provides workable solutions for aquifer resilience in India a systematic survey was given to 120 stakeholders in water-scarce areas of India using purposive sampling data analysis employed descriptive statistics within spss 26 the research highlights a fair level of awareness and advocates for improved literacy initiatives to encourage sustainable behaviours.
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Aquifer durability community, Water governance controlled, Aquifer replenishment policy changes, Groundwaterexhaustion, IoT surveillance.
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IJIFR/V12/E12/017
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Chandrani Bhattacharyya
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| Paper Title |
AN ANALYSIS ON DISPOSAL OF CONSUMER CASES WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE OF BIRBHUM CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL FORUM
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The consumer Protection Act 2019 has been enforced in order to redress the grievances of the consumers as a replacement to the Consumer Protection Act 1986. In this present study the author aims at focusing the role of consumer District Redressal Commission in Birbhum to redress the grievances of the consumers. Here the author collects the data of five years for the disputes cases registered in the Birbhum District Consumer Commission. This study is the combination of doctrinal and non-doctrinal method where, Secondary data has been collected by the author from various sources like newspapers, Journals, Periodicals and online searching website for consumer Disputes Cases (Confonet). Primary data has been collected by vising the Birbhum District Commission.
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District Commission, Birbhum, Consumer, Consumer Complaints, Redressal of Consumer Complaints, Unfair trade practice, Deficiency in Service.
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IJIFR/V12/E12/016
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Dr.JE.Merlin Sasikala
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| Paper Title |
EFFECTIVENESS OF MULTIMEDIA PACKAGE FOR TEACHING SCIENCE TO HEARING IMPAIRED STUDENTS AT SECONDARY SCHOOL LEVEL
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Education
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Inclusive education emphasizes the need for accessible teaching methods that cater to diverse learners, including students with hearing impairments. This study explores how the use of a multimedia instructional package can support science learning among hearing-impaired secondary school students. The objectives were to develop an accessible multimedia package for science instruction and to assess its impact on academic performance and learner engagement. A quasi-experimental pre-test/post-test control group design was employed, involving 40 hearing-impaired students from two inclusive schools. The experimental group received instruction through a specially designed multimedia package, while the control group was taught using traditional methods. Findings revealed a statistically significant improvement in the post-test scores and engagement levels of the experimental group compared to the control group. The study concludes that multimedia instruction is an effective strategy for improving science comprehension and participation among hearing-impaired learners and recommends its integration into inclusive science education practices.
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Multimedia Instruction, Hearing-Impaired, Science Education, Inclusive Learning, Secondary School, Academic Achievement
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IJIFR/V12/E12/015
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Mr. Suresh Kumar N
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| Paper Title |
PROMOTING HEALTHY AGEING IN WOMEN THROUGH PHYSICAL ACTIVITY: A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO WELL-BEING AND DISEASE PREVENTION
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Physical Education
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Healthy ageing is becoming a crucial factor to reduce the burden of disease and disability and related healthcare costs. Healthy ageing was defined as the process of developing and maintaining the functional ability that enables wellbeing in older age. Healthy ageing is a multidimensional phenotype and does not merely capture the absence of clinical disease, but also incorporates freedom from physical disability, plus preserved cognitive, affective and social functioning. Aging women and men differ in the diseases they face and their exercise and health needs. Inactivity in women is a major health problem. Lack of physical activity is known to contribute to heart disease and obesity among other types of illnesses. Physical activity is one of the most important targets for promoting health in older women. Governments around the world are recognizing the importance and the large impact of physical inactivity on health and health-related expenditure. Regular physical activity can help keep in staying healthy and strong. Some of the benefits of physical activity for older women are discussed in the paper. Some of the strategies for disease prevention and healthy aging are also discussed. Physical activities are effective in achieving healthy aging in women. The overall wellbeing can be achieved with multiple benefits and low cost.
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Aging, diseases, women, physical activities.
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IJIFR/V12/E12/014
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Dr. Harjoth Kaur
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| Paper Title |
Awareness and usage of SWAYAM Courses among College teachers: A study in Jagtial and Karimnagar, Telangana
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Commerce
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In the last couple of years, the outbreak of Corona virus shook the whole world. It has affected people irrespective of their nationality, level of education, income or gender. It has affected most of the sectors especially education sector. Covid-19 brought out a drastic change in the education system. Universities across India and around the globe shifted to the virtual classes closing physical classrooms. In this arrangement, both teaching and learning happen through electronic devices which are relatively new to the entire teaching-learning community. This study aimed to understand how SWAYAM Courses which are online had fared for the teachers in Jagtial and Karimnagar, Telangana. Besides, it tried to understand the users’ experience and the reasons for not completing the courses they enrolled in. The data is collected through convenient sampling and is analyzed by using SPSS 26 version.
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SWAYAM Courses, MOOCs, Virtual Classroom
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IJIFR/V12/E12/013
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Samantha R David, H.C. Inyama
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| Paper Title |
AN IMPROVED MODEL OF E-VOTING SYSTEM BASED ON BIOMETRIC KEY BINDING
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Electronics Engineering
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The adoption of e-governance strategy in electioneering processes (using Nigeria context- 36 states) will effectively reduce cost as well as enhancing election activities. What makes an e-voting model acceptable is its ability to properly authenticate voters and provide a secure means through which a voter can express his/her franchise. Adopting biometrics authentication is regarded as an effective method for automatically recognizing, with a high confidence, a person’s identity. This paper therefore, proposes Self-Monitoring Analysis and Reporting E-Voting Simulation Model (SMARESiM), a design model of an e-voting system leveraging on Biometric Encryption (BE) viz Biometric key Binding (BKB) which is a secured strategy that entails fusing of biometrics with cryptographic schemes. The main objective of this research is to improve on the already existing E-voting models by fusing and adopting biometric and cryptographic techniques as well as using a secure transmission channel for confidential datasets of a voting process. This work develops a simulation model of an E-voting system which adopts relevant algorithms and mathematical equations with emphasis on biometric security schemes. The simulation of a prototype model of the electronic voting system would be developed using Proteus 7.6 application software (a simulation model). Relevant algorithms and flow models are presented while developing the SMARESiM with PROTEUS ISIS coded in Assembly Language. The prototype model would consist of electronic kiosk polling booths (two e-booths) that are all networked to the state electoral collection center and two state collection centers (in this model) are networked to the national electoral collection center via a VPN backbone. The proposed SMARESiM uses a Virtual Private Network (VPN) as the means of communication between the various polling booths and collection points.
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E-voting Booths, Biometrics, Cryptology, Security, Privacy, BE, VPN.
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IJIFR/V12/E12/012
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| Author |
Dr. Neena Banerjee
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| Paper Title |
To Achieve Better Performance by Effectively Reducing Routing Overhead and Maintaining Efficiency in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks
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Computer Engineering
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In mobile ad hoc networks, on-demand routing protocols attract more interest than table-driven protocols because they only initiate a route discovery process when a packet is ready to be transmitted. Without the necessity of persistent maintenance of a routing table as in the proactive table-driven protocols, on-demand protocols typically have lower routing overhead, especially when node mobility is involved. However, the routing overhead is still excessive from the query flooding during route discovery. Two techniques have been introduced to further reduce routing overhead: route caching and searching localization. An on-demand routing protocol is self-possessed of two stages, route discovery and route maintenance, both of which function reactively and entirely on demand. In the route discovery phase, taking DSR for example, a source node floods a Route REQuest
(RREQ) when it has a packet to send but has no route to the destination node. Upon receiving the RREQ packet, intermediate nodes without route caches for the target attach their addresses in the RREQ packet and continue to flood the packet. If an intermediate node has a cached route for the destination or the destination is reached by the RREQ packet, it unicasts a Route RESponse (RRES) following the reversed route back to the source node. After discovering a route and placing it in the cache table, the source node switches into the maintenance phase. On-demand routing in particular, is widely developed in bandwidth constrained mobile wireless ad hoc networks because of its effectiveness and efficiency.We demonstrate that our routing scheme is able to accomplish better performance by effectively reducing routing overhead and maintaining efficiency during data forwarding without the need for multifaceted network designs. Multipath Routing that establishes and utilizes multiple routes of maximally disjoint paths. Multiple routes, of which one is the shortest delay path, are discovered on demand. Most proposed on-demand routing protocols however, build and rely on single route for each data session.
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Routing overhead, Efficiency, MANET’s, Protocol implementation
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IJIFR/V12/E12/011
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| Author |
Dr. Subha Sachithanand
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| Paper Title |
Parasocial Attachment, Narrative Transportation, and Media Exposure as Predictors of Character Over Author Fame: A Qualitative Study on Winnie-the-Pooh and James Bond
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The phenomenon of characters surpassing their creators in cultural memory has long intrigued psychologists and media scholars. This study qualitatively examines the psychological mechanisms underlying the tendency of readers and audiences to remember fictional characters while neglecting their authors. Specifically, the research explores the roles of parasocial attachment, narrative transportation, and media exposure in shaping character-over-author fame. Two iconic cases are analysed: Winnie-the-Pooh, whose comforting presence has transcended generations of children worldwide, and James Bond, whose enduring appeal as a cultural symbol of adventure and masculinity has overshadowed his literary origins. Semi-structured interviews and thematic analysis are employed to investigate how readers and viewers emotionally bond with characters, immerse themselves in fictional worlds, and repeatedly encounter characters through multimedia platforms. Findings suggest that parasocial attachment fosters relational bonds with characters that resemble real-life friendships, narrative transportation enhances memory for story elements at the expense of authorial identity, and media saturation reinforces character visibility in collective consciousness. Together, these factors explain why audiences are more likely to recall Pooh or Bond than their creators, A. A. Milne and Ian Fleming. The study highlights broader implications for understanding authorial anonymity in an era of transmedia storytelling and provides insights into how cultural icons emerge through psychological processes rather than author recognition.
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Parasocial attachment, narrative transportation, media exposure, character fame, author anonymity
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IJIFR/V12/E12/010
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| Author |
GN Krishnan
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| Paper Title |
Text clustering using fuzzy logic based clustering in order to facilitate and improve effectiveness in a conventional hard clustering approach
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| Subject Category |
Computer Engineering
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The clustering in data mining becomes very difficult because of very large datasets with many attributes of different types. This causes to have unique computational requirements on appropriate clustering algorithms. The main concern for most of clustering algorithms is their need to know the number of clusters for which to look. Since the clustering is an unsupervised way of grouping, the user has no previous knowledge about the actual number of clusters. Apparently, dividing the dataset into smaller or larger clusters will result in merging some separate clusters or breaking down some compact ones. The process of finding an optimal number of clusters is called cluster validity. In order to achieve the main aim of fuzzy k-means clustering, the drawbacks of traditional k-means clustering are studied. k-means clustering clusters the data in a crisp sense which results into empty clusters
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Fuzzy clustering, fuzzy partition, conventional hard clustering, Text clustering
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IJIFR/V12/E12/009
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| Author |
A Firdose
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| Paper Title |
Reliable and timely fire emergency intervention to achieve sustainable cell tower antenna optimal performance
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| Subject Category |
Communication Network
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Digital strategies have started gaining relevance in fire incident anticipation, when there is disorderliness in any system, a smart control system will automatically regulate the system structures to mitigate risk. Remote monitoring coupled with predictive control means that most break down can be anticipated, prevented, and reduce inherent or associated risk to as low as reasonably practicable. Data gathering on past event can be used to predict future recurrence. The author examines the various contributing factors of fire incident occurrence in cell tower antennae with emphases on improvement that can be driven through application of Machine learning and artificial intelligence technologies. The author begins with examining preventive and corrective maintenance widely used today in the telecommunication industry and proceeds to exploration of proactive cell tower antenna condition monitoring.
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corrective maintenance, Antenna, predictive model, cell tower, antenna condition
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IJIFR/V12/E12/008
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| Author |
Dr. Harjoth Kaur
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| Paper Title |
Awareness Of Mutual Funds Among Women In Karimnagar: A Study With A Focus On Demographic Influences
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| Subject Category |
Commerce
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India is talking about 5 trillion dollars economy. To achieve this the financial ecosystem has to be strengthened. This can be done by offering a structured and accessible way for individuals to grow wealth, hedge against inflation, and achieve long-term financial goals. Among the various investment’s tools, Mutual funds play a crucial role offering a balanced, scalable, and inclusive investment avenue for all. This study examines the level of awareness, knowledge, perceptions, and behavioral intentions related to mutual fund investments among women in Karimnagar, Telangana, with a focus on demographic influences such as age, income, occupation, and financial decision-making autonomy. A structured questionnaire was administered to 183 women across diverse socioeconomic backgrounds in Karimnagar through Google form using convenient sampling method. Among them 162 respondents answered all the questions related to level of awareness, knowledge, perceptions, and behavioral intentions related to mutual fund investments. The data was analyzed using descriptive statistics in SPSS 26 version. The study highlights that level of awareness, knowledge, perceptions, and behavioral intentions related to mutual fund investments among women in Karimnagar is moderate. The study found that there is a critical gap in financial literacy. The study recommends that the Policymakers and financial institutions has to design inclusive programs so that women adopt mutual fund investments
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: Mutual Funds, Financial Literacy, Women Investors, Investment Behavior, Karimnagar
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IJIFR/V12/E12/007
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| Author |
Dr. B. Swathi
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| Paper Title |
Employment Laws and HR Practices - A Study on Legal Compliance and Managerial Challenges in Modern Workplaces.
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HRM
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This article examines the intricate relationship between employment legislation and human resource management practices through a comprehensive analysis of secondary data sources. Drawing from existing research, industry reports, legal analyses, and survey data collected between 2018 and 2024, this study provides a multifaceted overview of compliance challenges, effective management strategies, and emerging trends in workplace legal frameworks The study observes substantial variations in compliance maturity across organizations, with only 22% reaching advanced levels of integration between legal requirements and strategic objectives. Implementation disparities emerge as a critical vulnerability, with 67% of organizations showing significant gaps between written policies and operational practices. Knowledge deficiencies among both HR professionals and operational managers further compound these challenges, with frontline supervisors demonstrating particularly concerning limitations in employment law understanding. The research identifies several factors associated with more effective compliance outcomes, including cross-functional governance structures, technology-enabled compliance management systems, and strategic integration of legal considerations into business planning processes. Organizations adopting "compliance as capability" approaches rather than viewing legal requirements merely as constraints demonstrate measurably superior outcomes, including reduced litigation exposure and enhanced employee satisfaction.
Emerging trends identified in the study suggest evolving compliance challenges related to algorithmic decision-making, remote work arrangements, worker classification complexities, and employee data privacy regulations. Many existing compliance frameworks appear inadequately equipped to address these digital-age workplace dynamics, creating significant uncertainty for organizations navigating rapidly changing legal landscapes. This study contributes to both scholarly understanding and practical management by synthesizing diverse research streams into a coherent overview of current employment law compliance challenges and opportunities.
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Employment laws, Workplaces, HR functions, Compliance Management Introduction
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IJIFR/V12/E12/006
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| Author |
Dr. Deepti Jain Thakre
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| Paper Title |
Digital Devotion: A Study of Spiritual Identity Formation in Online Sacred Spaces
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Socio-psychology,
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This paper explores the intersection of digital technology and spirituality, focusing on how individuals form and express spiritual identities within online sacred spaces. In an era where traditional religious institutions are often perceived as rigid or inaccessible, digital platforms—from meditation apps and livestreamed discourses to Reddit forums and YouTube gurus—have emerged as alternative sites of spiritual exploration. This shift signals not merely a change in medium but a transformation in how the sacred is conceptualized, experienced, and performed.
Drawing on theories from cyberpsychology, postmodern spirituality, and digital anthropology, this study investigates how spiritual seekers navigate authenticity, authority, and transcendence in digital environments. It interrogates the role of anonymity, interactivity, and community in shaping the modern spiritual self. Through qualitative analysis of selected digital platforms (such as Insight Timer, Reddit’s r/Spirituality, Sadhguru’s, and Bramahkumari’s, to name a few online presences), the research highlights the evolving relationship between technology and inner life.
The paper argues that these online spaces function as “digital ashrams,” enabling users to transcend geographical and institutional boundaries. However, it also critically examines the commodification and fragmentation of spiritual discourse in such settings. By tracing the narratives of digitally mediated spiritual journeys, the paper ultimately questions whether the virtual sacred is a meaningful evolution or a simulation of tradition.
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Digital Spirituality, Online Religion, Spiritual Identity, Virtual Environments, Postmodern Spirituality, Cyberpsychology, Jungian Psychology, Commodification, Transcendence, Online Community, Sacred Spaces
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IJIFR/V12/E12/005
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| Author |
Dr. Lakshmi Devi K S
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| Paper Title |
ASYMMETRIC EFFECTS OF INDUSTRIAL GROWTH ON CARBON EMISSIONS IN INDIA
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Industrial Commerce
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Linking between GDP and CO2 emissions is not suitable for India as more than 70% of GDP in India is driven by service and agricultural sectors, which are basically less energy intensive sectors in case of Bangladesh. Concern with the issue of aggregation bias has influenced many researchers to use disaggregated sectoral level data for their empirical research. The problems of using aggregate GDP data are manifold. Different sectors may need energy intensity differently and this will be ignored if aggregate GDP data are used in the
analysis. Therefore, studies with aggregate GDP data often produce at ambiguous or conflicting results or sometimes even no results at all.Efficient implementation of energy policies and environmental laws, exploring and shifting to environment friendly energy generating projects and exploiting sources like water, wind, solar, nuclear and hydrogen based energy, natural gas exploration and other low-carbon generating sources of energy and raising the productivity of the energy input should be the target. Switching in clean energy, and proper formulation and
implementation of environmental laws and policies are the targetable future recourses for the country. China, Indonesia, Morocco, Mali, Georgia and Uruguay are successful
in having benefits of using energy efficient technologies
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Inverted-U relationship, economic development, Carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions
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IJIFR/V12/E12/004
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| Author |
J. M. Mahadevan
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| Paper Title |
An Analytical Review on GAN-based Image Dehazing models for Real world Hazy images
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Computer Engineering
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Performance of machine vision systems is highly affected by Haze. Due to reducing scene visibility, which means that it reduces performance in various tasks such as detecting objects, tracking targets and segmenting the scene, so image dehazing is widely considered a key area of machine vision. Removing haze reduces noise, enhance edge clarity, the ratio signal-to-noise improves, and the overall robustness and performance of the machine vision system are enhanced. Due to these benefits, image dehazing is very popular across numerous applications, such as security surveillance, driver assistance systems, weather analysis, and geospatial information analysis. This paper presents a series of dehazing techniques, and explores in particular the GAN-based approach. These GAN-based approaches have been introduced to resolve the issues facing by image dehazing. GANs use a distribution of haze free images for removal of haze from degraded one and improve computer vision performance in hazy situations.GAN-based image dehazing is widely accepted as the best method for real time dehazing. The present paper qualitatively analyses different approaches and discusses their strengths and weaknesses. In addition, this review discusses the mainstream benchmarks, existing challenges, performance metrics and future potential in image dehazing research.Inside the review paper Section 2 provides and evaluates existing dehazing methods, which are classified into four main categories. Section 3 provides an overview of Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs). Sections 4 & 5 provide existing and GAN-based image dehazing methods. Section 6 describes conventional Losses in GAN-based image dehazing. Section 7 organizes and classifies image dehazing datasets into three types. Sections8 and 9provide a brief overview of evaluation metrics and results used in image dehazing. Finally, Sections10 and 11discuss the key challenges and conclusion of paper.
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Image Dehazing, Atmospheric scattering model (ASM), Generative Adversarial Network (GAN), Losses, Evaluation metrics
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IJIFR/V12/E12/003
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| Author |
Rajshree Shanmugam
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| Paper Title |
Reform and Practice of Automatic Control Principle Course under the Certification of Engineering Education
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| Subject Category |
Information Engineering
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The professional certification of engineering education is an internationally recognized quality assurance system of engineering
education, and also an important basis for achieving international mutual recognition of engineering education and engineer
qualifications. The Washington Agreement advocates three major educational concepts of student-centered, output-oriented and
continuous improvement, highlighting students' ability to solve complex projects. Engineering majors who have passed the
certification of engineering education should not only deeply understand and grasp complex engineering problems, but also
cultivate students' ability to solve complex engineering problems according to the international principle of substantial
equivalence.
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Automatic control principle, Engineering education professional certification, Teaching content
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IJIFR/V12/E12/002
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V. N. Ambade,
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OpenAI looks to promote ‘healthy use’ of ChatGPT with mental health updates
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| Subject Category |
Computer Engineering
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OpenAI’s new efforts to promote the healthy use of ChatGPT come against the backdrop of an alarming number of users turning to AI chatbots for therapy and professional advice. This emerging trend has sparked concerns among mental health professionals who have cautioned that AI chatbots may not be equipped to offer appropriate guidance and may end up having an amplifying effect on some users’ delusions as they are designed to generate outputs that please users. this paper study the present issues related to the Open AI & Chat GPT
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Chat GPT, Open AI, Amplifying effect
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IJIFR/V12/E12/001
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| Author |
J S ABHISHEK
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| Paper Title |
Robotic Process Automation (RPA): Overview and Build a Robot
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| Subject Category |
Robotic Engineering
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Robotics and automation continue to transform industries, from manufacturing to healthcare. Collaborative robots, or cobots, are working alongside humans in factories, enhancing productivity and safety. In warehouses, autonomous mobile robots are optimising logistics operations, while surgical robots are enabling minimally invasive procedures with unprecedented precision. In agriculture, robotic systems are automating planting, harvesting, and crop monitoring. Drones are finding applications in everything from package delivery to search and rescue operations. Meanwhile, software robots, or bots, are automating complex administrative tasks in offices around the world. As artificial intelligence becomes more sophisticated, these robotic systems are becoming increasingly autonomous and adaptable.
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ndustrial robots, collaborative robots (cobots), autonomous mobile robots Key companies: Boston Dynamics, ABB, FANUC, Universal Robots, iRobot Notable applications: Manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, exploration
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