Volume 13 | Issue 2 | May 2023

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This project conclude that the guidelines provided on the use of herbal hair oil having minimal or no side effects. All the parameters showed that they are within the limits and since all the ingredients added have many advantages, this oil will help in maintaining good growth of hair, turning grey hair to black, protects from dandruff and results in lustrous looking hair. Herbal hair oil is one of the most well recognized hair treatments. Herbal hair oil not only moisturizes scalp but also reverses dry scalp and dry hair condition. It provides numerous essential nutrients required to maintain normal function of sebaceous glands and promotes natural hair growth. Overall, the formulated herbal oil provides many nourishing value to hair such as vitamins, minerals, and essential oils. The product is within the limits. In conclusion, oil is beneficial to prevent hair from damage and loss caused by pollution and dull hair. And provide an alternative source from hazardous chemicals.

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The research is done to study the relationship between bullying, aggression, and emotional competence. Bullying refers to unwelcome, violent behaviour displayed by school-age children that incorporates a real or imagined power disparity. Aggression is a general term for a variety of actions that might hurt you, other people, or inanimate things in the environment physically or psychologically. A person's bodily or emotional harm to another is at the heart of aggression. Emotional competence is a person's ability to express or release their feelings. It suggests a comfort with emotions, which leads to emotionally competent people being unconcerned with other people's emotions. The hypothesis for the study is 1. Adolescents who engage in bullying behaviour will show higher levels of aggression compared to those who do not engage in bullying behaviour.2. Adolescents who have higher emotional competence will engage in less bullying behaviour and show lower levels of aggression.3. There will be a negative correlation between emotional competence and bullying/aggression in adolescents. The variables independent variable: Bullying behaviour: These variable measures whether the adolescent engages in bullying behaviour or not. Dependent variable: Aggression: These variable measures the level of aggressive behaviour exhibited by the adolescent. Emotional competence: These variable measures the adolescent's ability to recognize, understand, and manage their emotions. For the analysis of result correlations is used. The 2sample size used is 8th to 12th class students age group of 14-18 years. The result used here is correlation between bullying and aggression is. -157 the correlation between bullying and emotional competence is .175. there is insignificant relationship between the variables. The implication of the study It can assist us in figuring out the root reasons of bullying and the risk factors that go along with it. The findings can be used to build effective prevention and intervention techniques, including programs that promote emotional competence in teenagers. Policymakers can use the study's results to create policies and guidelines addressing bullying in schools. Additionally, it emphasises how crucial it is to help teenagers' mental health by addressing their emotional competence. The study can inform the integration of social-emotional learning into educational curricula and encourage parental and community involvement in tackling bullying. Overall, the study advances knowledge of these problems and provides advice on how to foster circumstances where teenagers can flourish.

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BULLYING. AGRESSION AND EMOTIONAL COMPETENCE

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This paper proposes a CNN-based multi-task learning (MTL) method for identifying and tracking individual motorcycles, and register rider specific helmet use. The HELMET dataset includes 91,000 annotated frames of 10,006 individual motorcycles from 12 observation sites in Myanmar. An evaluation metric for helmet use and rider detection accuracy is introduced. IoT technology enables real-time monitoring and reporting, allowing police to respond quickly to violations and enforce helmet-wearing regulations. The system uses image processing techniques to analyse video footage from surveillance cameras placed at strategic locations on roads

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CNN- Model, MTL Method, IOT

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Polyherbal powder, Jamun guthli

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Secure, Frontend, Backend, Cloud, Web Application

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Recruitment, Human Resource, online Portfolio, staffing.

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Hot spring of Gujarat; Thermophilic bacteria; Thermotolerant enzymes; Compost; Kitchen waste degradation

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Bacteria, skin infection, prevalence

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This paper emphasizes the importance of accurate rotor time constant (Tr) values in induction drive indirect field-oriented control (IFOC) performance. Poor dynamic and steady-state torque response results from detuned Tr. The stator current's rotor flux and torque-producing current are separated by IFOC to improve induction drive performance. Tr is more detuned in sensorless drives with model-based speed estimation algorithms. In sensorless IFOC six-phase induction motor (6PIM) drives, the paper determines the rotor time constant and speed. A low-frequency sinusoidal signal intentionally injected into the rotor flux command is detected online by an adaptive observer. Using the detected signal, a new MRAS-based Tr estimator is introduced. For high-power applications, this method reduces harmonics, torque pulses, and system reliability. The MRAS method controls sensorless induction motor vectors. Controlling induction motors are inverters. Flux and speed estimates are controlled by PI controllers. A sensorless induction motor drive system's speed signal is determined by the Lyapunov stability theorem. The proposed identification system is asymptotically stable due to this theorem. A sensorless electric drive system uses rotor flux-based MRAS to calculate rotor speed with this paper's Tr estimator. Because it uses the primary subspace (?-? subspace) induction machine model, it works for three-phase and higher multi-phase induction machines. Due to their balanced complexity and potential benefits, five- and six-phase induction motors are intriguing. The six-phase induction motor (6PIM) case study benefits from the three-phase technology's modularity. The parallel estimation system works in simulations.

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Indirect field-oriented control (IFOC), sensorless drives, model-based speed estimation, model reference adaptive system (MRAS)

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A STUDY TO EVALUVATE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF MUSIC THERAPY ON PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS AMONG ELDERLY IN SELECTED AREAS AT PUDUCHERRY.

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A STUDY TO EVALUVATE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF MUSIC THERAPY ON PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS AMONG ELDERLY IN SELECTED AREAS AT PUDUCHERRY.

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