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Environmental Jurisprudence – A Journey from Vedic Culture to Supreme Court

Human civilized societies can flourish only when there is consistency and harmony among the various members of Earth community. Earth jurisprudence is the part of legal philosophy and of human governance and it is based on the idea that welfare of each member of community is based on the welfare of the earth as a whole. It seeks the relevancy of Earth community. One such area of its working is environment. The basic sense of environment protection is intrinsic in our ancient texts. At international level it is a concept, not more than a century old, but in Hinduism it was included in the ancient texts. As a result of international and national judicial interventions many principles have evolved potentially applicable to all member nations of international community in respect of protection of all aspects of environment. International legal Instruments have played a vital role in fostering environmental law , environment conservation and sustainable development . A number of treaties have been signed in order to achieve it. Various and numerous provisions are enshrined in our Constitution in order to prevent and protect environment. It is a Fundamental Right as well as a duty has also been casted upon the persons to preserve and conserve it. Our judiciary by passing various remarkable judgments and elucidating various principles has deeply and actively involved in achieving the targets of environmental Jurisprudence.The environmental jurisprudence is expanded enough through setting of committees, laying down principles and by creative and innovative thinking of various courts and judges.

Published by: C. S Priyanka Maheshwari

Author: C. S Priyanka Maheshwari

Paper ID: V3I4-1330

Paper Status: published

Published: August 23, 2017

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A General Study Of Bi-Products of Sericulture

Sericulture is an agro based industry which involves the raising of food plant for silkworm, rearing of silkworm for the production of cocoons, reeling and spinning of cocoon for the production of yarn etc. for value added benefits such as processing and weaving. Sericulture is a part-time family occupation mainly for the below poverty line poor people. Silk is an animal protein secreted by the Fifth Instar larve for spinning the cocoon. This cocoon acts as a protective covering of delicate caterpillar to pass the pupal stage inside it and metamorphosis into an adult moth.

Published by: Ameet Singh

Author: Ameet Singh

Paper ID: V3I4-1175

Paper Status: published

Published: August 23, 2017

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A Comparative Study of Swalpa Masha Taila Nasya and Swalpa Masha Taila Uttarabaktika Snehapana in the Management of an Avabahuka

Avabahuka is one among the Vatavyadhi, which hampers the normal function of the upper limbs due to vataprakopa, mainly the shoola, bahupraspandan are the lakshana of Avabahuka. Here the the Snehana (Bruhman) chikitsa is the prime treatment for Vatavyadhi. ”Vatasyopakramah snahah swedah sashodhanah mruduh”(A.H.Su.13/1) Swalpamasha tail is one having vishesh vatahar property.Because it is having guru,ushna,snigdha guna. Acharya Chakara and Vagbhatt have mentioned that Nasya and Uttarabhaktika snehapana are more effective in Avabahuka . The study was conducted to assess the efficacy of Nasyakarma and Uttarbhaktika snehapana with swalpamasha tail in Avabahuka .

Published by: Dr. Vikramaditya Jangir

Author: Dr. Vikramaditya Jangir

Paper ID: V3I4-1163

Paper Status: published

Published: August 18, 2017

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Detecting and Overcoming the Black Hole in MANET

The nodes in mobile ad hoc networks are prone to several attacks. This is because these networks are decentralized and any node can join in the network and any node can leave the network. So if any attacker wants to steal some information from the network, the malicious node can be deployed very easily in the network. One of the many possible attacks is the black hole attack. The black hole node shows the source node that it has shortest route to destination even if it does not have any. Therefore, the source node forwards the packets to the path, which are dropped and never reaches the destination node. The proposed scheme detects black hole attack based on the maximum sequence number for each path, which should be received. If in any route reply message, the sequence number were greater than this, the source node would reject the reply on the path. The existing and the proposed schemes were implemented in network simulator 2.35. The performance of network was analysed on the basis of the packet delivery ratio, throughput and remaining energy. These parameters showed improvement over the existing scheme.

Published by: Irfan Ahmad Wani, Pooja Garg

Author: Irfan Ahmad Wani

Paper ID: V3I4-1326

Paper Status: published

Published: August 18, 2017

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Effect of Bracings on Multistored RCC Frame Structure Under Dynamic Loading

Braced frames are known to be efficient structural systems for buildings under high lateral loads such as seismic or wind loadings. The potential advantage of bracing system is that it is comparatively small increase in mass associated with the retrofitting scheme since this is a great problem for several retrofitting techniques. In this study building modeling is done for regular and vertical irregular building with and without bracing system. Response spectrum analysis is done for each model with different types of bracings. The results in terms of displacement, storey drift, storey shear of regular and irregular structure is compared.

Published by: Rakshith K. L, Smitha

Author: Rakshith K. L

Paper ID: V3I4-1325

Paper Status: published

Published: August 18, 2017

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Synthesis of Zirconium Phosphosilicate and its Application as Inorganic Ion-Exchanger for Adsorption and Radiochemical Separation of Indium(III)

In the present investigation zirconium phosphosilicate has been synthesized and characterized for its composition. A rapid and selective method has been developed for the radiochemical separation of In (III) from other elements by adsorbing it on zirconium phosphosilicate as an ion-exchanger by batch process. 114mIn is used as a tracer. The optimum time of contact and pH for the adsorption of 1 mg of In (III) has been found to be 5.0 min and 4.0 respectively. The adsorption was found to be maximum (94.48 ±2.8%) with 200 mg of the exchanger. The interference of various anions in the adsorption of In(III) at optimum condition of adsorption has been studied. Adsorption of various other cation in presence of In(III) also has been studied. The distribution co-efficient values and the Decontamination factor has been evaluated.

Published by: Dr. S. D Ajagekar

Author: Dr. S. D Ajagekar

Paper ID: V3I4-1314

Paper Status: published

Published: August 18, 2017

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