Development of rural tourism through entrepreneurship – A study on Sadeibereni in Odisha
Entrepreneurship has been identified as an essential factor for creating job opportunities, generating income, increasing the standard of living and generally growing the economy. Rural development is increasingly associated with entrepreneurship, which is considered as a central force of economic one and can help to sustain and improve the quality of life in a rural area. Tourism involves mostly small enterprises, so the role of tourism entrepreneurs can be important for the development of rural tourism. Of all economic sectors, tourism is perhaps the one in which the greatest degree of involvement is needed by the entrepreneurial sector in formulating sustainable strategies. Especially in rural tourism, entrepreneurship has gained increasing importance as it is seen as a major driving force behind rural tourism. However, entrepreneurship demands an enabling environment in order to flourish. Entrepreneurial culture, climate, infrastructure, and support are important elements for such an environment. The creation of such an environment starts by the development of appropriate institutional support at the country level to address the supply of entrepreneurship, focusing on the number of people who have the motivation, financial means, and the skills to start a new business. The present paper emphasis on entrepreneurship opportunities available in Sadeibereni village of Dhenkanal district in orrisa, addressing the issue of entrepreneurship in rural tourism development. Tourism in general and rural tourism, in particular, is dominated by a small business where the spirit of initiative, desire to acheve and the ability to identify market opportunities and to fructify effectively are essential.
Published by: Nishi Priya, Dr. Bhavya Khamesra
Author: Nishi Priya
Paper ID: V5I2-2170
Paper Status: published
Published: April 30, 2019
A study on awareness and perception towards online baking systems with special reference to Bank of India in Bilaspur city of Chhatisgarh
The study has been conducted in order to careful evolution and examines globalization in an online banking system. All the banking sector to be studied with great India reason for chosen online banking system satisfaction towards internet banking and to find out the problems encountered by the customers. This research will assist bank administrative to ascertain a better understanding of customer satisfaction towards online banking system offered by the bank of India in Bilaspur city of Chhattisgarh.
Published by: Vaishali Agrahari, Dr. Niket Shukla
Author: Vaishali Agrahari
Paper ID: V5I2-2161
Paper Status: published
Published: April 30, 2019
Industrial noise pollution and its effects on workers in forging industry
Noise pollution is a major problem in cities around the world. Noise is defined as unwanted sound. Environmental noise consists of all the unwanted sounds in our communities except that which originates in the workplace. The present study has been carried out in the forging industry in Kolhapur, Maharashtra. Noise levels at various Mechanical press and drop hammer forge were measured. In the present research work, the minimum noise recorded was 92 dB (A) and maximum as 104 dB (A), which was compared with OSHA and WHO (World Health Organization) standards. Result of this study shows that due high intensity of noise generated by Mechanical press and drop hammer forge at workplaces, workers were facing the mental and physical problems.
Published by: M. B. Kumthekar, Anjali P. Kshirsagar
Author: M. B. Kumthekar
Paper ID: V5I2-2154
Paper Status: published
Published: April 30, 2019
OCR to read embossed text from Credit/Debit card
This paper is based on a real application in which the task was to recognize the digits and characters embossed on the credit/debit card i.e the card number and the expiry date. The problem was that the digit embossed are uneven. Using tesseract for OCR was not enough to recognize the digits accurately. The first problem was that to separate the digits and the second fact was that the separated characters or digits were distorted heavily. Challenge is to recognize the digits correctly. In this paper, we present an algorithm for credit/debit card number identification based on Optical Character Recognition using KNN. The algorithm is tested on five hundred credit and debit card images of different illumination of lights. When the images have captured the angle of view and distance were taken into consideration. The images were then preprocessed using an image processing algorithm. The resultant images were then fed to the OCR system. The achievement of this work was the correct identification of digits with 90% and zero false identification.
Published by: Pranav Raka, Sakshi Pravin Agrawal
Author: Pranav Raka
Paper ID: V5I2-2132
Paper Status: published
Published: April 30, 2019
Criminal face recognition using video surveillance
Due to a rise in criminal activities, the identification of the criminals takes a lot of time even if the person is a recidivist. To identify and track missing or trafficked people the time taken to identify and save them may very well be greater before the person disappears again. To overcome this we propose a system that is highly reliable to recognize these people using face recognition techniques to recognize them anywhere in real time using CCTV or other video provided device so that actions could be taken more quickly. We move the whole system to the cloud so that the pictures of these individuals can be uploaded to train the face recognition model and can be used by many law agencies. The pictures can be uploaded from a local computer that is connected to the model on cloud and the database will be updated by adding the uploaded pictures. The processing also takes place in the cloud hence reduces the load on the local computer and only the results are sent back. Our proposed system yields much better processing and response speed and results in centralizing the whole data which can be updated and used by anyone without lowering the local systems performance.
Published by: Prasad Laxman Salokhe, Ravi Raj, Sampreet U. Gaonkar, Shalini
Author: Prasad Laxman Salokhe
Paper ID: V5I2-2109
Paper Status: published
Published: April 30, 2019
A rare case of von Hippel Lindau disease
Von Hippel Lindau disease is a rare disease characterized by the formation of tumors, which may be cancerous or non- cancerous and fluid-filled sacs in different parts of the body like kidney, pancreas, genital tract. The incidence of the disease is estimated to be 1 in 36,000 individuals. VHL is a tumor suppressor gene, mutations in this gene lead to abnormal growth of cells forming tumors, cysts that are characteristic of Von Hippel Landau disease. Non-cancerous tumors called hemangioblastomas, which are growth made up of abnormally formed blood vessels are characteristic of this disease, which if develop in the brain, spinal cord causes headache, vomiting, weakness, ataxia and in the retina causes retinal hemangioma. People are also at risk of developing renal cell carcinoma, pheochromocytoma, and tumors in the inner ear. Being a multisystem disease, diagnosis is made by doing genetic testing, ultrasound abdomen, radiological examination like CT, MRI of various organs and treatment is by doing surgery which can be minimally invasive and laser surgery, chemotherapy, immunotherapy. We report a case of Von Hippel Lindau Disease. A 27-year-old lady presented with headache, 3-4 episodes of vomiting which was non-bilious, non-projectile in nature. She had one episode of generalized tonic-clonic seizure which was associated with rolling of eyes and frothing of mouth. USG abdomen revealed asymmetric pancreatic cyst, mass lesion in the superior pole of left kidney suggestive of renal cell carcinoma, as her father also died due to renal cell carcinoma. Radiology reports showed a well defined cystic lesion in the left cerebellar hemisphere suggestive of cerebellar hemangioblastoma for which craniectomy was done. The patient was put on tablets Pan, Luperitin, Oxevion, Dexona and was advised to review to urology, neurosurgery department if any new onset deficits.
Published by: Kanika Deora, Dr. Girish Mennon
Author: Kanika Deora
Paper ID: V5I2-1946
Paper Status: published
Published: April 30, 2019
