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Shift of Indian Passenger Vehicles’ Demand to SUV’s

The ever-growing market for passenger vehicles in India is currently going through a phase of increased demand for Sports Utility Vehicles (SUVs). The aim of this research is to analyse the data from previous researches and their conclusions and verify it and drawing our own conclusions through a survey of Indians who have the disposable income available to them for the purchase of passenger cars. The main reasons for this shift were found to be the greater reliability and ground clearance, the higher perceived safety of SUVs in comparison to other vehicles such as sedans and hatchbacks and the growth of hybrids and electric vehicles contributing to the growth of SUVs. For greater ease of understanding, the factors affecting this shift have been further classified into ‘Industry Trends’ and ‘Consumer Understanding’ heads.

Published by: Yashviraaj Mahajan

Author: Yashviraaj Mahajan

Paper ID: V10I5-1243

Paper Status: published

Published: September 26, 2024

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Patent Trolls: Impact on Innovation and Legal Solutions

The proliferation of patent trolls, formally known as Non-Practicing Entities (NPEs), has become a notable impediment to innovation, especially in sectors such as technology, software development, and biotechnology. Patent trolls exploit the patent system by acquiring patents not to further technological advancement or product development, but to generate revenue through aggressive litigation and settlement tactics. This paper explores the multifaceted impact of patent trolls on innovation, analysing their economic repercussions on businesses, startups, and the broader technology ecosystem. It delves into the legal mechanisms and strategies employed worldwide to counteract the activities of patent trolls, including legislative reforms, judicial decisions, and administrative measures. The study concludes by proposing a series of targeted reforms aimed at creating a more balanced and effective patent system. These reforms are designed to safeguard genuine innovation and technological progress while discouraging and mitigating the detrimental effects of exploitation and abusive patent litigation practices. By examining case studies, legal precedents, and policy initiatives, this paper seeks to offer a comprehensive analysis and practical recommendations for addressing the challenges posed by patent trolls in the contemporary patent landscape.

Published by: Sunidhi Pandey, Maulik Pratap Singh

Author: Sunidhi Pandey

Paper ID: V10I5-1196

Paper Status: published

Published: September 26, 2024

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Expanding the Dimes Model – Methodology and Applications in Acquisition-Based Cash Flow Forecasting

The DIMES (Dynamic Integrated Model for Estimating Synergies) model is a novel framework designed to predict the future cash flows of companies based primarily on acquisition activity. Unlike traditional models that focus primarily on previous growth, DIMES emphasizes the impact of synergies created through acquisitions. This paper explores the core methodology of DIMES, its application in various industries, and highlights how the model dynamically incorporates acquisition data to estimate future performance. The inclusion of factors like depreciation on cash flow due to inflation is treated as an error, which the model can refine as more accurate data is incorporated. This paper provides a detailed explanation of the methodology and showcases the practical utility of DIMES for financial forecasting.

Published by: Fenil Vijay Chamariya

Author: Fenil Vijay Chamariya

Paper ID: V10I5-1245

Paper Status: published

Published: September 26, 2024

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Cross Sectional Study to Assess Knowledge, Practice and Attitude on High Quality Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation among Health Care Professional.

ABSTRACT: Background: Cardiac arrest is leading cause of death in India and globally. cardiac arrest death is no one in non-communicable death in India. According to American heart Association general Worldwide, there are >135 million cardiovascular deaths each year. In India, it is estimated that about 5-6 lakh people die every year due to sudden cardiac arrest, and a good proportion of them are under the age of 50. Prompt response by health care professional and provide High quality CPR combination of Chest Compression at the rate of 100-120 compression/min, with depth of compression 5-6 cm without any interruption, complete chest recoil and give 2 rescue breathing within 10 seconds after opening airway by head tilt and chin lift for medical victim and jaw thrust for trauma victim, which is delivered continued cycle during cardiac arrest by one or 2 rescuer in out hospital and through megapode team in hospital Continue CAB 5 cycle of High-quality CPR within 2 minutes. Methods: Its Cross-Sectional study of duration of 2 month from November 2023 to December 2023.continued among health care professional working at Goyal Hospital and Research centre pvt ltd. Knowledge assessed through 20 multiple questions and practiced assessed by skill check list contain 10 points of High-Quality CPR and attitude observed and assessed by verbal question while skill case scenario. Result: The median for knowledge score nursing staff was 14.5 (70.25%) and Practice score median was 7 (70%). knowledge score between critical and nun critical area was not found statistically significant. Distribution of subjects based on scores in knowledge and of High Quality BLS 5.55% (5) of Nursing staff poor knowledge score and 30% (27) of nursing staff had average knowledge score. 55.55% (50) having good knowledge score .and remaining 8.88 (8) are excellent in knowledge Conclusion: The present study identified the Knowledge and practice score of BLS or CPR is Average in nursing staffs, even though they have positive and good attitude towards it. BLS training should be the part of the curriculum and CNE to solve this issue.

Published by: Dr.Pulkit Goyal, Dr.Arun Mathur, Dr.Kaushal Kumar Harlalka, Dr.Ganpat Singh, Gaje Singh

Author: Dr.Pulkit Goyal

Paper ID: V10I5-1241

Paper Status: published

Published: September 25, 2024

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Generation of People’s Comfort Journey

As urbanization and population growth increase, train systems face overcrowding challenges. This paper examines the potential of reducing overcrowding by increasing the number of train coaches. Through case studies from various metropolitan rail networks, the study analyzes the operational, financial, and infrastructural impacts of coach expansions. Key factors like platform length, scheduling, and safety are assessed. The findings indicate that while adding coaches can help alleviate overcrowding, success relies on integrated station upgrades, operational changes, and capacity planning. Practical recommendations are offered for transportation authorities to enhance train services and manage congestion in busy urban areas.

Published by: Lenin Ilavendhan C

Author: Lenin Ilavendhan C

Paper ID: V10I5-1239

Paper Status: published

Published: September 25, 2024

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The Economic Impact of Millet Consumption: Exploring Consumer Trends and Market Potential

ABSTRACT The article makes a persuasive case for re-examining millet production's role in India's economy. Historically significant and environmentally resilient, millet presents a promising option for sustainable agriculture in water-scarce regions. Its low input requirements highlight its potential as an economically viable crop. However, despite these benefits, millet has become neglected in the 21st century. Investigating the causes of this decline and exploring ways to revive millet production is essential. The article provides an economic analysis, using secondary data, to elucidate the economic dynamics of millet production. This analysis reveals the challenges and opportunities in reintegrating millet into India's agricultural sector. By understanding millet's economic potential and addressing cultivation and consumption barriers, policymakers can leverage this ancient grain to promote sustainable farming practices and spur economic growth.

Published by: Adhira Shekar, Vishal Upadhaya

Author: Adhira Shekar

Paper ID: V10I5-1226

Paper Status: published

Published: September 24, 2024

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