Evolution and growth of rural credit in India: A review
It has been aptly reiterated that “by providing finance, development follows” as finance is the lifeblood of economic development. Credit plays a significant role in the Indian economic system also. Indian economy is agriculture-based where agriculture is regarded as the cornerstone that provides a source of livelihood to its rural population. The credit is a synergist that even out the process to stimulate the farm and non-farm sector development including rural industrialization business and service segment of the economy. This paper attempts to review the evolution of rural credit in India and study its status and growth hitherto. Analyzing the background policy interventions in the Indian rural financial system will help in understanding the various phases of credit delivery patterns. The paper also throws light on whether people in rural areas are actually depending on formalized credit for meeting their financial needs or are still dependent upon informal sources.
Published by: Shilpa Chauhan, Dr. Usha Sharma
Author: Shilpa Chauhan
Paper ID: V7I4-1784
Paper Status: published
Published: August 18, 2021
Evolution of MTP act and ambiguous women’s rights in India: A critical review
In India, the Medical Termination of Pregnancy (MTP) act 1971 has evolved a lot, to an extent that it has brought much liberty to women with some interim to the basic sexual and reproductive health rights. In the latest MTP 2021 amendment, the legal time of MTP has been extended from 20 weeks to 24 weeks, which was the need of the hour. Even after this amendment, women's basic reproductive rights aren’t assured due to the trends and acceptance of society which again has a long way to go. The system runs more as a doctor-centric rather than a women's rights-based framework. In this article, we have discussed the detailed chronology of evolution, comparison of the original act of 1971 with the latest amendment 2021; Women's reproductive rights, a few modifications that can be done to further improve the objectives, people’s social awareness, and acceptance to MTP. Many more gaps are discussed thoroughly, and required modifications are suggested.
Published by: Dr. Jaya Bhargavi Paladugu
Author: Dr. Jaya Bhargavi Paladugu
Paper ID: V7I4-1813
Paper Status: published
Published: August 18, 2021
Implementation of google firebase in Android app development
The web application has gotten increasingly more dependent upon the enormous measure of the information base and disorderly information, for example, recordings, pictures, sound, text, documents, and other subjective sorts. It is hard for Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) to deal with unstructured information. Firebase is a somewhat new innovation for dealing with a huge measure of unstructured information. It is extremely quick when contrasted with RDBMS. This paper centers around the utilization of Firebase with Android and targets acclimating its ideas, related wordings, benefits, and impediments. The paper likewise attempts to exhibit a portion of the highlights of Firebase by creating an Android application.
Published by: Rahul Kumar, Rajendra Singh
Author: Rahul Kumar
Paper ID: V7I4-1810
Paper Status: published
Published: August 18, 2021
Detecting DDoS attack with AI/ML models
The enormous evolution of web-based applications on the public Internet has accomplished universal communication among billions of Smart IoT (Internet of Things) devices and such smart devices communicate with each other through the network. Simultaneously, cyber-attackers have gained enough knowledge on attacking the Internet and information on Secured systems. Distributed Denial of Services evolved as a serious threat for organizations, these attacks must be mitigated immediately for preventing damages to the business. In Information and Cloud Security, DDoS attack is one of the main concerning successful attack procedures. Since DDoS attack can deny and disturb the service of one or more IoT nodes simultaneously, which causes the loss of data for any company. In other words, this will be a serious threat to the organization. ML models are implemented for resolving various Cybersecurity related problems such as Malware detections, spam mails, vulnerabilities in software, detection of an anomaly, biometric and facial recognition, and many other areas. It is essential to simulate the discrete event DDoS attack model to evaluate the efficiency of the detection model for in-house study on DDoS attacks and preventions. This paper proposes a model to analyze the impact of DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service). The implemented model was developed using Mininet and POX controller on open source. The resultant network traffic is generated as the dataset. The values of the dataset were compared and plotted with various Machine learning methods for the prediction of DDoS attacks.
Published by: Arun Narayanan N., Dhruv Kalaan
Author: Arun Narayanan N.
Paper ID: V7I4-1809
Paper Status: published
Published: August 18, 2021
Effect of positive self talk training on competitive anxiety: an intervention study on male and female
This study was aimed to examine the effect of positive self-talk training on the competitive anxiety of anxious athletes. Methods: Participants were 52 team sports players (n=26 females and n=26 males), aged 18-23 years, randomly assigned into the experimental group (13 males and 13 females) and control group (13 males and 13 females). The experimental group received positive self-talk training for 30 days and the control was without any type of treatment. The dependent variables (competitive anxiety, general fear of failure) were assessed before and after the intervention. It was expected that positive self-talk reduces competitive anxiety, general fear of failure and increases self-confidence. Results: As expected, positive self-talk training decreased the level of competitive anxiety and general fear of failure and increased the self-confidence of the experimental group. Conclusion: the present study provides preliminary evidence that positive self-talk training for a period of 1 month can be used as an effective tool to reduce competitive anxiety and general fear of failure and enhance self-confidence.
Published by: Dr. Sonia Kapur, Jyoti Devi
Author: Dr. Sonia Kapur
Paper ID: V7I4-1801
Paper Status: published
Published: August 18, 2021
Reasons for the success and failure of airlines in India and abroad
The civil aviation industry in India is one of the fastest-growing industries in the world with the private sector accounting for more than 75% of the market share and currently ranks at the 3rd position globally. It is expected to become the largest air passenger and transport market by 2024 after overtaking the UK. However, this growth is only limited to certain airlines and many have succumbed in front of their huge losses. This paper aims to identify the reasons for such phenomenal growth in some airlines and at the same time understand what went wrong with the others due to which they faced losses and ultimately had to be shut down. This paper is curated after rigorous research and study - both primary and secondary in order to get a true and fair picture of the scenario in India as well as abroad with regards to the aviation industry and to understand the consumer preferences for the same.
Published by: Krisha Shah, Madhav Abrol, Kartikay Sharma, Madhav Khandelwal, Keertiman Garodia
Author: Krisha Shah
Paper ID: V7I4-1767
Paper Status: published
Published: August 18, 2021
