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Transformation Of Cashless Transaction In India With Reference To Volume And Value Of Cashless Transactions
Get PDFThe medium of exchange for the transactions has been continuously evolved right from the stage of barter system to the current cashless economy. The cashless transactions, in real sense, the transaction between two entities without a medium of exchange. This paper intends to analyze the Cashless transactions in terms of value and volume. For this study the cashless transactions data is analyzed for 5 years. The secondary data is collected from RBI website. The RBI Annual Report 2019-20 and 2021-22 are used to analyze the total cashless transactions in the past 3 years. The statistical tools like Graph, Chart and percentage has been used to analyze the data.
 
Decoding Disengament: Exploring The Pitfalls When Compassionate Leaders With A Development Focus Fall Short In Employee Commitment
Get PDFCompassionate leadership with a development focus has become a focal point in contemporary organizational discussions. Industries are keen to explore its alignment with core values, integrating it into their culture and operational ethos. Compassion, often described as empathy in action, involves understanding others\u27 perspectives and collaboratively solving challenges. Our research delves into the nuanced impact of compassionate leadership with a development focus on enhancing employee Commitment.
 
Citation Pattern In Ph.D. These Available On Shodhganga Repository In The Field Of Pali And Buddhist Studies: A Study Of Savitribai Phule Pune University
Get PDFThe Extant study is based on the 3781 citations adjoined in the 37 doctoral theses of Pali and Buddhist studies submitted to Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune University, Pune, Maharashtra for the award of doctoral degree from the establishment of the particular department up to till date and available on shodhganga website. The main purpose of this study is to investigate the authorship pattern of the citation, type and form of literature cited, and chronological distribution of citations in the theses of Pali and Buddhist Studies. The study revealed that resources created or written on the basis of manuscripts and made available for study were the most preferred sources of information used by the researchers in the field of Pali and Buddhist Studies. The study shown that secondary resources were the most preferred sources of information used by the researchers in the field of Pali and Buddhist Studies accounting 65% of total citations, followed by Tertiary resources with 34% citations and very less or can we called very rarely used the Primary resources i.e. only 1% because of none of availability of sources in this particular field
Impact Of Selected Innovative Teaching Pedagogies On U.G. Students’ Learning Outcomes In Maharashtra State
Get PDFInnovative teaching pedagogy represents a vibrant and developing approach to education that goes beyond traditional methods, embracing creativity, adaptability, and student-centered learning. This abstract discovers the key elements of an innovative teaching pedagogy, emphasizing the integration of technology, active learning strategies, and a holistic approach to education. In Maharashtra, there is a need to implement technology based teaching learning process. Innovative teaching pedagogies will always help to motivate new learning habits among the students. It helps to improve soft skills and continuous improvement of the students. This research paper helps to study the impact of innovative teaching pedagogy on the UG students learning outcome. The study is based on experiment conducted with the various groups of students. This experiment concludes the innovative teaching methods are useful and helpful for the students
Fish Assemblages And Stream Habitat Types In South Indian Streams
Get PDFBased on the habitat types, thirty species of cyprinids in nine streams located in the Western Ghat mountain ranges, hotspot of biodiversity have been classified into six guilds. Shallow pools (<60cm deep and velocities <30 cm/s) were preferred by juveniles and adults of big sized barbs such as Hypselobarbus micropogon, Tor khudree and Neolissochilus wynaadensis. Slow riffles (< 60 cm deep and velocities 30-59 cm/s) were preferred by juveniles of surface dwellers such as Barilius canarensis, B. gatensis, Devario aequipinnatus, Salmophasia boopis, Salmophasia acinaces and Chela labuca; bottom and substrate dwellers such as Garramullya and Garra stenorhynchus. Fast riffles (< 60 cm deep and velocities ≥ 60 cm/s) were preferred by the surface dwelling species and species of Garra. Almost all the cyprinid species preferred the medium pool (60-149 cm deep and velocities <30 cm/s). Big sized barbs and torines (game fish) were confined to deep pools (≥150 cm deep). Among the nine streams raceway is identified in one stream (60-149cm deep and velocities ≥30 cm/s) which was preferred by juveniles and adults of Garra stenorhynchus and Barilius gatensis. Guild structures of cyprinid species are consistent in almost all the streams
Antiurolithiatic Activity On Aerva Lanata
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Aerva lanata plant belongs to the family Amaranthaceae. Aerva lanata is also referred as the Mountain knotgrass.The leaves of Aerva lanata is one of the indigenous medicinal plants used in the treatment of diabetes mellitus, kidney stones and its associated problems in Africa. The present study was undertaken to evaluate the in vitro antiurolithiatic activity of the medicinal plant Aerva lanata (mountain knotgrass). The present study indicates the physicochemical & phytochemical studies of Aerva lanata. Ethyl acetate extract showed its maximum efficiency in the dissolution of calcium oxalate crystals. Our results have clearly indicated that the Ethyl acetate extract of Aerva lanata shows better results than Methanolic extract and it was quite promising for further studies in this regard
Pragmatic Features Of Antithesis In Uzbek And English Literary
Get PDFThe article provides the comparative analysis of the usage of antithesis and its pragmatic aspect by means of the extracts taken by English and Uzbek literary texts In the light of the modern development of science, and in particular, the cognitive-discursive approach, it seems appropriate to conduct research and analysis of stylistic techniques from the point of view of new factors that were not previously taken into account in stylistics, which make it possible to consider stylistic phenomena taking into account various parameters
Precision Medicine In Acute Myeloid Leukaemia
Get PDFPrecision medicine also known as personalised or individualised medicine is an innovative method that integrates genomic, environmental, and lifestyle data to drive medical care decisions. Precision medicine aims to give more precise approaches to illness prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. Precision medicine has revolutionized the treatment and diagnosis of acute myeloid leukaemia, which is mainly based on chemotherapy and personalised techniques according to the molecular and genetic profile and targeted therapy . For almost every kinds of AML chemotherapy is considered as the primary treatment, however it can also be utilised in other treatments. Acute promyelocytic leukaemia (APL) belongs to the sub category of acute myeloid leukaemia that receives distinct treatment. AML treatment should begin as soon as possible following diagnosis since it can progress rapidly. A mutation is present in the FLT3 gene of the Leukaemia cells. Some newer medications specifically target cells that have this gene alteration. FLT3 inhibitors like midostaurin (Rydapt), quizartinib (Vanflyta), and gilteritinib (Xospata) are now approved to treat patients with acute myeloid leukaemia cells that have a FLT3 mutation. The importance of understanding leukemogenesis at the molecular level through genetic sequencing has led in prognostic assessments and the use of targeted therapies. For the identification of the best treatments, mutation analysis using Next Generation Sequencing is essentia
Enhancing Stock Price Prediction Accuracy Through Ensemble Learning Strategies: A Comparative Study
Get PDFThis research explores the effectiveness of ensemble learning techniques, including Random Forest, Gradient Boosting, and Stacking, in improving the accuracy and reliability of stock price predictions. Leveraging a dataset of daily trading data for Amicorp Inc. spanning three years, we conducted a comprehensive analysis to investigate the impact of feature engineering, model performance, robustness, and adaptability to varying market conditions. Our findings reveal that feature engineering significantly enhances model performance, with models incorporating additional financial indicators consistently outperforming those without. Among the ensemble methods evaluated, the Random Forest ensemble emerged as the top performer, demonstrating its superiority with the lowest prediction errors. Furthermore, the model displayed robustness in volatile market conditions and resistance to outliers. Market regime analysis highlighted the adaptability of ensemble methods, with consistent performance across bull, bear, and sideways markets. Practical implications were exemplified through a strategic trading strategy based on Random Forest predictions, achieving favorable risk-adjusted returns. These results contribute valuable insights to researchers and practitioners seeking to employ ensemble learning in stock price prediction, underlining its potential for enhancing forecasting accuracy in real-world financial markets
“Earthworm Can Provide Life To Soil And Eradicating Use Of Chemical Fertiliser"
Get PDFEarth worms are nature’s way of recycling organic nutrients from dead tissues back to living organisms. Many have recognized the value of these worms. Ancient civilizations, valued the role earthworms played in soil. Earthworms are sacred and recognized the important role the worms played in fertilizing. The earthworm is a natural resource of fertility and life. Earthworms live in the soil and feed on decaying organic material. After digestion, the undigested material moves through the alimentary canal of the earthworm, a thin layer of oil is deposited on the castings. This layer erodes over a period of 2 months. So although the plant nutrients are immediately available, they are slowly released to last longer. The process in the alimentary canal of the earthworm transforms organic waste to natural fertilizer. The chemical changes that organic wastes undergo include deodorizing and neutralizing. This means that the pH of the castings is 7 (neutral) and the castings are odorless. The worm castings also contain bacteria, so the process is continued in the soil, and microbiological activity is promoted