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Customers’ Satisfaction On Digital Banking System With Reference To Select Public Sector Banks In Karnataka
Get PDFDigital banking is one of the most significant innovations in the banking industry that has been around for a long time. While there are many benefits that consumers get from using online banking, there are also some major challenges and challenges that marketers in the online banking industry face. The main challenges that internet banking marketers need to overcome in order to succeed in this industry are low marketing budgets, traditional bank behavior, security, technological issues, and transaction issues. As the years have passed by, digital banking has become more and more popular in the banking industry. Nowadays, the concept of digital banking is accepted in the world and it has gained popularity as a way of doing business. The unstoppable power of digital technology is transforming the financial services industry. This study seeks to identify the differences in problems faced by clients of different public sector banks when using digital banking services. 600 participants were randomly selected from those who had access to digital banking in Karnataka, and the primary data collected through a questionnaire was used as the basis for the analysis. The data was then interpreted using Statistical Processes Statistics (SPSS) and chi-square analysis, as well as a t-test.
 
The Effects Of Hydro- Ethanolic Extract Of Euphorbia Hirta Leaves Extract On Hemato-Biochemical Changes In Cigarette Smoke-Exposed Rats
Get PDFCigarette smoke is a source of free radicals that cause health problems throughout the world. The study aimed to determine the effects of hydro- ethanolic extract of Euphorbia hirta leaves extract (EHLE) on hemato-biochemical changes in cigarette smoke exposed (CSE) rats. The study using 24 male Wistar rats consisted of Control (not exposed to cigarette smoke and given distilled water), group II Diseased group (cigarette smoke and given distilled water), group III treated group (Cigarette smoke and Euphorbia hirta leaves extract 200 mg/kg BW) and group IV plant alone (Euphorbia hirta leaves extract 200 mg/kg BW alone). Exposure to cigarette smoke and administration of extracts was carried out for 12 weeks. End of the experimental period, the rats were euthanized and dissected to collect the blood for hemato-biochemical studies. The results of the study showed that treatment with Euphorbia hirta leaves extract to CSE rats restored the hematological parameters, liver and kidney markers
Stability Analysis For Yield And Yield Contributing Characters Of Tomato Under High Temperature Conditions
Get PDFThe current study was aimed at evaluating the stability of tomato yield and yield-contributing characteristics during three sowing intervals (February, March, and April) under high-temperature regimes, Pooled analysis of variance was performed on twenty-five genotypes, including eight parents, fifteen hybrids, and two checks, for seventeen agronomic traits. Except for plant height, ANOVA findings have revealed substantial differences among tomato genotypes, with environmental conditions playing a major role on genotype performance. The genotypes differed significantly in terms of days to 50% flowering, number of flowers per cluster, and fruit length, indicating significant variability among growing seasons. Furthermore, root length showed significant genotype x environment interactions, whereas the remaining variables are found non-significant. Among the three sowing intervals, February sowing (1st interval) was found to be the most beneficial environment for tomato growth, yield, and quality features, with the highest positive environmental indices for the majority of growth, yield, and quality contributing traits. In contrast, the April sowing period (3rd interval) was found to be most unfavorable, with the highest negative environmental indices for the traits studied. This study underlined the significant influence of environmental factors on the performance of tomato genotypes, in terms of multiple yield and yield-contributing attributes. The findings emphasize the importance of choosing the optimum sowing interval, with February as the most favorable season for cultivating tomatoes in the present study location under high-temperature conditions. These findings would help to guide the decision-making process in similar agro-climatic regions to improve the tomato output and quality
A Study Of Health Consequences Due To ‘Female Genital Mutilation’ In African Novels With Special Reference To Abraham Verghese’s Cutting For Stone And Alice Walker’s Possessing The Secrets Of Joy
Get PDFThe nations should be put to an interrogation whether women in their provinces are surviving safe? The discursive readings will fail to deny the fact that women in each nation have always been considered secondary or being subjugated by several modes. The existence of women has been restrained by the male strategists who exploit them to imposing the prerogative of their dominion and masculinity. Masculinity does not believe in mere exploiting women, it also imposes upon women to represent themselves as commodities to be served to men, be it to getting their genitals circumcised to prove that they are ‘untouched’ and ‘virgins’. Female Genital Mutilation is a long- existing brutal practice which forces women to undergo their genital mutilation at their early ages. They are asked to get their genitals circumcised because it is an obligatory practice imposed by the supercilious imaginary customs of the males, in most of the communities. To understand the condition of women in this context, this paper analyzes the African history of enforcing the native women to undergo their genital mutilation (FGM), as being made as mandatory. To understand this locus, this paper dwells in the reading of the historical process of the female genital mutilation (FGM) being practiced worldwide, especially in Africa. To bring light in a more concentrating manner, the paper reads Abraham Verghese’s first novel Cutting for Stone (2009) that is almost set in Ethiopia during the 1960s and the 70s and Alice Walker’s Possessing the Secret of Joy (1992). Besides, many other African novels are also discussed in brief
A study on maxillary sinus dimensions by computed tomography in population of UTTARPRADESH
Get PDFThe maxillary sinuses are the largest of the paranasal air sinuses and are contained within the body of the maxilla one on each side. They are of the shape of an irregular three sided pyramid. The apex extends into the zygomatic process of the maxilla and the base is the lower part of the lateral wall of the nose
Assessing The Impact Of A Structured Teaching Program On The Knowledge Of Final Year B.Sc. Nursing Students Regarding Nursing Care For Patients On Mechanical Ventilators In Selected Nursing Colleges Of Gujarat.
Get PDFIntroduction: Critical illnesses can affect individuals at any age, posing life-threatening challenges that disrupt various aspects of their well-being. Such conditions have profound effects on physical, psychological, socio-cultural, and spiritual dimensions. Goal-oriented care is crucial for survival, focusing on achieving optimal physical, psychological, and social potential. Nursing plays a pivotal role in restoring an individual\u27s life processes to dynamic equilibrium, with nurses serving as catalysts by making timely and complex decisions to promote life processes.
Aim: The purpose of this study is to evaluate the effectiveness of a structured training programme on nursing treatment for people on mechanical ventilation systems among B.Sc. nursing students in their final year.
Materials & Methods: A critical evaluation was conducted using a “pre-experimental one-group pretest-post-test research design”. A convenient sampling method was employed to choose 50 final year students for the study purpose. Data collection involved the use of a well-structured questionnaire, and the effectiveness of knowledge transfer to the students was assessed through the implementation of a structured teaching program. This approach aimed to provide comprehensive insights into the impact of the educational intervention on enhancing the understanding of mechanical ventilator care among the selected nursing students.
Results: The study evaluated the knowledge of “final year B.Sc. nursing students” regarding the care of patients on mechanical ventilators. In the pretest, 7 students exhibited average knowledge, while 43 had poor knowledge. In the posttest, 22 students demonstrated average knowledge, and 28 exhibited good knowledge. The overall mean percentage of knowledge in the pretest was 36.66% (SD=3.4), while in the posttest, it was 76.66% (SD=3.2) with a positive difference of 11.68 and \u27t\u27 value 1.84.
Interpretation and Conclusion: The post-test average score exhibited a significant increase compared to the pretest score (p < 0.05), registering an overall mean of 11.68 points. This substantial improvement underscores the significant enhancement in final year B.Sc. nursing students\u27 comprehension of patient care on mechanical ventilators. The researcher observed that the structured teaching program effectively conveyed information to these students, demonstrating its efficacy in facilitating knowledge acquisition. This highlights the program\u27s potential impact in fostering a more informed approach to patient care in the field of nursing
Analysis of Student and Teachers Perspective using Hybrid e-Learning Method
Get PDFThe technological development also enhances the usage in the educational world. The subpar performance of traditional classroom learning has raised significant concerns within the realm of teaching and learning. This conventional approach, characterized by the age-old "chalk and talk" method, has been replaced by the adoption of pure online learning, often referred to as e-learning. This educational method, which has its roots in distance education, has garnered substantial attention from public universities. However, for e-learning to be truly effective, it must be integrated with other forms of learning, including face-to-face instruction. This amalgamation of different learning modalities gives rise to a novel approach known as blended learning, which has proven to be the most efficient and effective educational system. Many enduring insights from this technology have been influenced by the rhetorical works of the past. As society propels itself deeper into the information age, the importance of blended learning in higher education is becoming increasingly prominent. Higher education institutions stand on the brink of a significant paradigm shift in the way knowledge and truth are disseminated. To comprehend this transition to new computer-mediated methods of knowledge delivery through blended learning experiences, it is crucial to grasp the perceptions held by both instructors and students. In this quantitative research study, a survey questionnaire was employed to gather feedback from faculty and students at a private institute. The survey aimed to capture their perceptions regarding the use, frequency, readiness, and satisfaction with web-based technology in a blended learning environment. To gain deeper insights into these perceptions, both quantitative and qualitative data were collected through an online survey distributed to faculty and students during the spring semester
Parameter Selection for Experimental Investigation of Machining Parameters of Inconel -718 for Turning Operation for Green Machining Using AHP
Get PDFThe most important part in experimental investigation is Parameter selection. The parameter plays crucial role in type of investigation or the performance evaluation. There are many methods to select the parameters. In this research we proposed Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) to select the parameter for the experimental investigation of machining parameters of Inconel-718 for turning operation. It will include the structural investigation and questionarie. The Sattey scale is used for the pairwise comparison. There are various parameters we are considering for experimental investigations .These are like Cutting Speed , Feed, Depth of cut, Material removal rate (MRR),surface roughness, tool wear, helix angle etc
Genetically Modified Crops: Resistant To Pest And Environmental Stress: A Review
Get PDFGenetically modified crops (GMCs) have emerged as a revolutionary force in agriculture, offering promising solutions to address global challenges such as food security, environmental sustainability, and economic viability. The overview of genetically modified crops, encompassing their development, benefits, concerns, and future prospects. Genetically modified crops are created through the incorporation of specific genes from one organism into another to confer desirable traits, such as resistance to pests, diseases, and environmental stresses, or enhanced nutritional profiles. The development of GMCs involves advanced biotechnological techniques, including gene editing tools like CRISPR-Cas9 and traditional methods like selective breeding. The benefits of genetically modified crops are multifaceted. Improved yield and crop resilience contribute to increased food production, addressing the growing global population\u27s nutritional needs. Resistance to pests and diseases reduces the reliance on chemical pesticides, promoting environmentally friendly and sustainable agricultural practices. Additionally, some GMCs are designed to withstand harsh environmental conditions, such as drought or soil salinity, expanding the range of cultivable land.
However, the widespread adoption of genetically modified crops has sparked debates and raised concerns. Environmentalists express apprehension about potential ecological impacts, including the unintentional spread of modified genes to wild plant populations and the development of resistance in target pests. Socioeconomic issues, such as intellectual property rights and corporate control over seeds, have also been contentious topics. To address these concerns, ongoing research focuses on refining the safety assessment protocols for genetically modified crops, implementing responsible and transparent regulatory frameworks, and conducting long-term environmental impact studies. Public awareness and engagement play a crucial role in shaping the ethical, legal, and social aspects surrounding genetically modified crops. Looking ahead, the future of genetically modified crops holds promise for addressing emerging challenges in agriculture. Continued advancements in gene editing technologies, increased understanding of plant genetics, and collaboration among scientists, policymakers, and communities can pave the way for innovative solutions. Striking a balance between harnessing the benefits of genetically modified crops and addressing ethical and environmental considerations will be paramount for realizing their full potential in global agriculture
Proposals On Innovative Solutions Of Organizing The Architecture Of Multifunctional Sports Facilities
Get PDFThe article provides detailed information about the modern types of multidisciplinary sports facilities, their architecture and innovative solutions, as well as the requirements and proposals for modern sports facilities