The Role of Sabarmati Ashram in Pioneering Socio-Economic Innovations: A Comprehensive Analysis of Gandhi's Constructive Programmes
Published Date - 30 Apr
This article, on the other hand, focuses on the critical role that Gandhi’s Sabarmati Ashram as a socioeconomic laboratory played. The Ashram was the place of Gandhi’s residence in Ahmedabad, India, and at the same time, the source of many of his revolutionary experiments with positivity. These initiatives were but one dimension of his grand plan to establish nonviolent resistance to British occupation, designed to strengthen local self–reliance and transform social and economic institutions. This research digs into the place’s history and ideology, many of the gum we’re put in force, such as village sanitation, Khadi production promotion, and new education methods, and their sociopolitical impact on the locality and Indian nation-building. It investigated, whether they encouraged grass-roots economic growth and illustrated a blueprint for inclusive, sustainable economic development in modern economies.
A STUDY TO ASSESS THE PREVALENCE OF ANEMIA AMONG ADOLESCENTS IN GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL, RADHAPURAM AT VILLUPURAM
Published Date - 30 Apr
Introduction: Anaemia is the condition that develops more in adolescents group. Anaemia occurs when you do not have enough red blood cells or when your red blood cells do not function properly. It is diagnosed when a blood test shows a haemoglobin value of less than 13.5 gm/dl in a man or less than 12.0 gm/dl in a woman. The study aims to assess the prevalence of Anaemia among adolescents school students in Radhapuram, Villupuram. Method: Descriptive study design was conducted among adolescents school students Radhapuram, Villupuram. Convenient sampling technique was used to select the sample. Demographic variables consist of age, class, height, weight, food pattern, IFA taken or not. Result: Frequency and Percentage distribution of adolescent girls according to their hemoglobin levels that 4% of school children were severe level of anemia, 47% were moderate level of anemia, 30% of school children belongs to mild level of anemia and 19% of the school children was normal. Conclusion: The study concluded that the adolescent girl between the age group of 10-16 years had good mean score and majority of them were 7th standard school children.
Sustainable Development with Renewable Energy and Impact on Human Rights in India
Published Date - 30 Apr
Human rights and environmental challenges frequently coexist and are closely related. Although these connections are becoming more widely acknowledged, considerable work needs to be done in this area in order to promote solidarity and support the creation of a movement that addresses environmental and social justice struggles side by side. The protection of the environment for the benefit of all people must be done immediately and urgently, and the human rights framework offers an unquestionable moral and legal rationale for doing so. The primary goals of sustainable development are environmental sustainability and the promotion, protection, and fulfilment of human rights. The right to live in a pollution-free environment has been recognized by the Supreme Court of India as a basic right under Article 21 of the Indian Constitution after taking cognizance of the issue and exercising its judicial creativity. In addition, because the right to development places people at the centre of development, the state is obligated to make sure that its citizens receive the advantages of growth. In light of trends supporting growing reliance on renewable energy sources across several concurrent policy contexts, this study makes the case for the existence of a human right to access clean energy. It is possible to use the current international framework for the defence and advancement of human rights to support the right to access energy for personal gain. It is asserted that the intergovernmental concerns for both human advancement and environmental sustainability are more accurately represented by a human right to access clean energy. While such a right can be used to satisfy fundamental human needs, raise living standards, uphold human health, and reduce poverty, it can also help ensure the effective use of the planet's natural resources, prevent climate change, and protect the environment.
Live Camera & Facial Recognition-Based Student Monitoring System
Published Date - 29 Apr
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In the current situation, contactless attendance system using face recognition is an efficient preventive strategy since they allow for a safe and efficient way of marking student entry in and out. In terms of its most recent version, facial recognition technology has made recording student attendance simpler than ever before. A face recognition attendance system automatically identifies and confirms a person and records attendance based on their face detection. The OmniVerse project is a pioneering venture into the world of AI-powered web applications, promising to transform digital content interaction and artificial intelligence engagement. It streamlines content creation, aids creative professionals, and revolutionizes music production. OmniVerse caters to a diverse user base, emphasizing efficiency and innovation, while its precision and user-friendly design make it an indispensable gateway to heightened productivity and boundless creativity, driven by AI-driven text, image, and audio generation features, offering a transformative user experience.
Petrological studies of Angadimogar quartz-syenite intrusive, Kasaragod District, Kerala, India.
Published Date - 29 Apr
Neo-Proterozoic aged Syenite and alkali granite intrusions with strong alkaline characteristics sporadically penetrate the granulitic terrain of SW India. These intrusions, found in the Precambrian terrain, remain unaltered by metamorphism or deformation, displaying a distinct alkalic signature. They are closely associated with taphrogenic faults and regional lineaments. Among them, the Angadimogar intrusive (AM) [12â°38’N - 75â°00’E] in the Kasaragod district of Kerala is one of 18 bodies that have punctured the Peninsular shield of India, preserving evidence of significant felsic magmatic activity. The AM pluton is positioned near the continental margin, along a fault lineament trending NW-SE.
The AM pluton consists of 3 types of rocks that are quartz syenite, quartz monzonite and syeno granite, they show medium to coarse grained texture, and are predominantly composed of K-feldspar ranging from 35 to 63%, with subordinate amounts of quartz 5-18%, plagioclase 1-27%, and ferromagnesian minerals such as amphibole biotite ranging from 5 to 30%. Accessories like magnetite, sphene, apatite, and zircon are also present.