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Land degradation due to coal mining in and around Manuguru, Bhadradri Kothagudem District, Telangana, India

Coal is the most polluting source which creates many environmental problems at various stages of its procurement from mining, transportation, stockpiling, coal preparation, and utilization stages of operation. Huge quantities of waste material are produced by several mining activities in the coal-mining region. The study area has an enormous resource of coal catering to the needs of thermal plants and the cement industry in the State. Mining practices are opencast and underground and all mining operations are mechanized. Mining leads to Land degradation and has an adverse impact on the environment, whether it is opencast or underground. The study reveals that land degradation is inevitable due to mining operation.

Published by: Tahmeena Begum, A. Narsing Rao

Author: Tahmeena Begum

Paper ID: V8I2-1222

Paper Status: published

Published: March 30, 2022

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India as an Emerging Global Power, Role of MGNREGS Past, Present and Future

At present India is said to be third largest economy in the world in terms of PPP. However, we still need to find out solutions for high poverty, income inequality and large unemployment. Poor health, malnutrition and low literacy rate are other issues. Provision of employment can solve most of these issues. Hence, in this paper it is tried to analyze the Performance of MAHATMA GANDHI NATIONAL RURAL EMPLOYMENT GUARANTEE SCHEME (MGNREGS) in Past, Present and Future.

Published by: Dr. Ravikiran Ramanand Garje

Author: Dr. Ravikiran Ramanand Garje

Paper ID: V8I2-1208

Paper Status: published

Published: March 30, 2022

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Prakruti Parikshan – Critical Review and its Importance in Management of Disease

The word ‘Prakruti’(constitution) means samya (equilibrium), arogya (health), svabhav (nature), karana, end stage of life,body constitution etc. Here Prakruti reflects the natural state of human beings an anatomical,physiological and psychological level that is permanent throughout the life.(1)The purpose of Dashavidha Pariksha (ten fold investigation methods) in Charak Samhita is to obtain knowledge regarding Vyadhi bala(strength of disease) and Rogibala(strength of patient). The Prakruti Parikshan of a person holds a first place in Dashvidh Rogi pariksha described in Ayurveda.(2) In Ayurveda three Doshas Vata,Pitta and Kapha are the basic mutually reciprocal mechanisms that are responsible for the maintenance of homeostasis in human beings.Prakruti is based on Tridosha (three body humors)as well as Triguna (three functional psychic factors) based on dominance of any single or a combination of two or three doshas.(3)Every individual has a different combination and is therefore a distict entity.The individuals of specific prakruti exhibit biological variations in terms of structure, function , behaviour , individual response to internal and external environmental stimuli , susceptibility to different diseases. Prakruti Vinishchaya (prakruti analysis) helpful to physician decides to prescribe a particular medicine and recommends a certain dietary regimen which suits that Prakruti.

Published by: Archana Dnyaneshwar Rohankar, Dr. Madhuri Pachghare

Author: Archana Dnyaneshwar Rohankar

Paper ID: V8I2-1210

Paper Status: published

Published: March 30, 2022

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Smart blind stick using Arduino

A smart stick conception is constructed to give a smart electronic aid for sightless people. Sightless and visually disabled find difficulties in detecting obstacles during walking in the street. The system is intended to give artificial vision and object finding, real-time backing via making use of Arduino UNO. A brief study had been carried out to understand varied issues related to the design which involves furnishing a smart electronic aid for eyeless people to give artificial vision and object discovery, real backing via GPS module by using Arduino UNO. Our design substantially focuses on visually disabled people who can not walk singly.

Published by: Shreeja Sarkar, Swastik Chakraborty, Aritra Das, Soumya Santra, Rajat Kumar Prasad, Soumen Pal

Author: Shreeja Sarkar

Paper ID: V8I2-1203

Paper Status: published

Published: March 24, 2022

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Analysis of SCR, R and RL load, R and RC, DIAC circuit

In this report it consist of how the model is done of study of DIAC characteristics, R & RC Triggering circuit, & speed controlling using SCR. SCR is a unidirectional device that allows the current in one direction & repel in another direction.

Published by: Parth Bhiva Naik, Swaroop Parab, Omkar Gawas, Gangaram Desai

Author: Parth Bhiva Naik

Paper ID: V8I2-1175

Paper Status: published

Published: March 23, 2022

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An observational, cross-sectional study on Eating disorders amongst college going students.

Aim: The aim of this research paper was to point out the actual factors behind the Eating disorder (ED) prevalant in the college going students in Belagavi, Karnataka and to study the actual factors behind the Eating disorders. As Eating disorder (ED) is a very under-studied topic & hard-to-diagnose because of the psychiatric condition. Especially among the young adults who are mostly college students who face many challenges as they navigate through a transitional stage of life shows a high mortality rate . OBJECTIVE: 1.To find out the risk factors leading to eating disorders among students. 2.To compare the prevalence level among male and female students. METHODOLOGY: - An observational and cross-sectional study was conducted on 200 students from age group 18–25 years by means of simple random sampling. The heights and weights of the students were recorded. A descriptive study design with following questionnaires were distributed among the participants - Eating Attitudes Test (EAT26), Perceived Stress Scale (PSS), Body Shape Questionnaire (BSQ34), and Demographic Details. The results were analyzed and tabulated using the SPSS software (version 20.1). Written consent was obtained from the individuals and the permission was obtained from the Head of the institutions. A detailed instruction was given to all the students by the assessor who is not involved in the study. RESULT: It was found that 13% of the students had a high risk for eating disorders. High risk was associated with severe body shape concerns (p<0.001) and high stress. Other factors that had influence were - peer pressure, a history of counselling, excessive physical exercise and the history of certain behavioral symptoms like the use of diet pills and laxatives (p<0.001). CONCLUSION: Eating Disorders (ED) mainly affect women. High stress and body shape concerns have been found to be intrinsically associated with eating disorders. Eating disorder risk is highly prevalent in medical and paramedical students.

Published by: Dr. Mukta Nivedita Bera, Dr. Dariker Bateilin Kharmujai, Dr. Afshan A. Balekundari

Author: Dr. Mukta Nivedita Bera

Paper ID: V8I2-1194

Paper Status: published

Published: March 22, 2022

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