We are pleased to present this edited book, which is a compilation of selected research papers from the International Conference on Advance and Applied Research. This conference serves as a platform for researchers, scholars, academicians, and industry experts from diverse disciplines to share their valuable insights and findings. The International Conference on Advance and Applied Research brings together intellectual minds from around the world to foster collaboration, exchange knowledge, and push the boundaries of research in various fields. The papers included in this book represent a culmination of rigorous research and innovative ideas that have the potential to shape the future of academia and industry.
The theme of the conference, "ADVANCE AND APPLIED RESEARCH," resonates throughout the chapters of this book. The selected papers cover a wide range of disciplines, including science, technology, engineering, social sciences, humanities, and management. Each chapter showcases the authors' expertise, dedication, and commitment to advancing knowledge in their respective fields. As editors, we would like to express our gratitude to the authors for their valuable contributions. Their hard work, perseverance, and passion for research are evident in the depth and quality of their papers. We would also like to acknowledge the rigorous review process that ensured the inclusion of only the most impactful and insightful research papers in this volume.
We extend our appreciation to the organizing committee, conference chairs, and session chairs for their unwavering support and guidance throughout the conference and the editing process. Their expertise and commitment were crucial in ensuring the success of the conference and the production of this edited book.
Furthermore, we would like to express our gratitude to the reviewers who generously volunteered their time and expertise to provide constructive feedback and enhance the quality of the papers. Their valuable input played a significant role in shaping the final versions of the chapters. We are grateful to the conference attendees, both in-person and virtual, who actively participated in the conference sessions, engaged in fruitful discussions, and contributed to the vibrant academic atmosphere. Your presence and enthusiasm enriched the conference experience for everyone involved.
Finally, we would like to thank the publisher for their support and assistance in bringing this edited book to fruition. Their professionalism and dedication to academic publishing have been instrumental in ensuring the timely publication of this valuable collection of research papers. It is our sincere hope that this edited book will serve as a valuable resource for researchers, scholars, and practitioners seeking to explore the latest advancements and trends in their respective fields. May the chapters within these pages inspire further research, stimulate critical thinking, and contribute to the ongoing pursuit of knowledge.
Thank you, and we hope that this edited book will be a catalyst for future research endeavours and collaborations.
|
Sr. No. |
Title |
Page No. |
|
1. |
IMAGE WATERMARKING TECHNIQUE BASED ON CHAOS AND FOURIER TRANSFORM 1VIVEK GUPTA |
1-6 |
|
2. |
A STUDY OF ACADEMIC STRESS AMONG UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS IN INDIA 1Ms. SHIKHA CHOUDHARY |
7-10 |
|
3. |
PSYCHOANALYTICAL APPROACH ON CONJUGAL LIFE IN TONI MORRISON’S JAZZ
1Dr. SUMAN LATA SHARMA |
11-15 |
|
4. |
IMPACT ON DATA SECURITY IN WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORK TECHNOLOGY 1BABITA CHAUDHARY |
16-20 |
|
5. |
EDUCATION, EQUALITY AND DEVELOPMENT 1Ms. BHUMIKA GURJAR, 2Ms. DIMPLE |
21-23 |
|
6. |
GENDER EQUALITY IN SCHOOLS: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE CURRICULUM, TEACHING AND CLASSROOM INTERACTION 1SHIKHA CHAUDHARY, 2SHALU KANSAL, 3SHONAL SINGHAL |
24-29 |
|
7. |
UNDERSTANDING IMPACT OF EMPLOYEE TURNOVER A CASE OF HR ANALYTICS 1Dr. AMIT KUMAR VATS |
30-36 |
|
8. |
THE ASPECT OF MATHEMATICS IN DIGITAL INDIA CAMPAIGN AND IN INDIAN EDUCATION SYSTEM 1Dr. ANSHUMAN SHARMA |
37-40 |
|
9. |
ROLE OF SEZ IN INDIA’S EXPORT 1Dr. SUMAN LATA |
41-46 |
|
10. |
LEXICON–BASED APPROACHES FOR SENTIMENT CLASSIFICATION 1Mr. PANKAJ SHARMA, 2Mr. ROHIT PAL, 3Dr. A. P. SHUKLA
|
47-57 |
|
11. |
FINANCIAL INCLUSION'S CONTRIBUTION TO THE GROWTH OF THE INDIAN ECONOMY 1Dr. MEENAKSHI ROHILA |
58-62 |
|
12. |
ROLE OF EDUCATION IN THE EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN 1JYOTI |
63-68 |
|
13. |
ROLE OF YOGA IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS 1Dr. ARJUN SINGH PANWAR, 2Dr. ANUJ KUMAR |
69-70 |
|
14. |
MULTIDISCIPLINARY EDUCATIONAL APPROACHES-NEP2020 1Ms. MEENAKSHI CHAUHAN |
71-73 |
|
15. |
LIBRARY AUTOMATION 1POONAM TYAGI |
74-79 |
|
16. |
COMPARATIVE STUDY OF MORALITY AMONG SPORTSMAN BELONGING TO INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM GAMES 1Mr. AMIT ANAND, 2Dr. PANKAJ PANDEY, 3Dr. UDHAM SINGH CHAHAR |
80-82 |
|
17. |
TO STUDY THE CSR INITIATIVES OF SBI BANK IN INDIA FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR 2022 1DEEPAK KUMAR
|
83-88 |
|
18. |
DEVELOPMENT OF SPORTS AND GAMES INFRASTRUCTURE IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORTS 1ANIL KUMAR BAJPAEE, GAURAV KUMAR |
89-92 |
|
19. |
USES OF AI SYSTEMS IN HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY 1HIMANSHU SHARMA, 2PULAK JAIN, 3PRANAV SAXENA, 4PRAGATI SAXENA, 5Dr. PIYUSH GUPTA |
93-98 |
|
20. |
RECENT TRENDS AND CHALLENGES IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORTS SCIENCES 1Dr. RAJKUMAR SHARMA, 2Dr. DEVENDRA KUMAR BHARDWAJ |
99-101 |
|
21. |
EXPLORING THE APPLICATIONS OF BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY IN THE BANKING SYSTEM 1SHRIYA SINGH, 2RUBAANI MANRAI, 3Dr. PIYUSH GUPTA |
102-105 |
|
22. |
EDUCATION, EQUALITY AND DEVELOPMENT 1SWATI VERMA |
106-111 |
|
23. |
ANALYSIS ON THE STUDY OF SUPPLY CHAIN EFFECTS OF PRODUCT STRATEGIES 1NIKHIL GARG |
112-117 |
|
24. |
SOCIAL JUSTICE TO POOR IN LAW 1Ms. MANDAKINI KAPOOR |
118-121 |
|
25. |
A STUDY ON DECRIMINALIZATION OF ADULTERY LAW IN INDIA 1KALPANA |
122-125 |
|
26. |
YOGA AS CARRIER PRESENT AND FUTURE 1Ms. SUJATA, 2Mrs. PARUL, 3Mrs. SAKSHI, 4Ms. ANIT |
126-130 |
|
27. |
A STUDY ON THE IMPACT OF EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE ON SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS 1Dr. ABHA SRIVASTAV |
131-135 |
|
28. |
RECOGNIZING CHATGPT'S ABILITY TO ENHANCE THE TEACHING AND LEARNING PROCESS 1SURBHI |
136-140 |
|
29. |
A STUDY ON PERSONALITY AND CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT OF COLLEGE NCC AND NON-NCC STUDENTS OF UNDERGRADUATE LEVEL (GIRLS) 1Ms. KARISHMA ANAND, 2Ms. KHUSHBOO CHAUDARY |
141-143 |
|
30. |
REIMAGINE ADULT EDUCATION AND LIFE LONG LEARNING PROCESS 1AANCHAL PANDIT, 2KARISHMA, 3SAKSHI SHARMA |
144-149 |
|
31. |
COMPARING STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT IN TRADITIONAL LEARNING WITH A COMBINATION OF BLENDED LEARNING AND FLIPPED LEARNING 1Ms. PREET, 2KANISHKA SHARMA |
150-152 |
|
32. |
STUDY ON COMPUTER AWARENESS AMONGST THE SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS OF GHAZIABAD REGION SCHOOLS IN RELATION TO ART AND SCIENCE FACULTIES OF URBAN AREA 1ANJALI GUPTA |
153-157 |
|
33. |
MOVIE RECOMMENDATION SYSTEM MODELING USING HYBRID CLASSIFICATION APPROACH 1ANAND PRAKASH SRIVASTAVA, 2Dr. SANJAY KUMAR SINHA |
158-164 |
|
34. |
BANKING INDUSTRIES OPPORTUNITIES & CHALLENGES IN INDIA – AN OVERVIEW 1ABHILASH KOUSHAL |
165-169 |
|
35. |
MAHATMA GANDHI AND BASIC EDUCATION 1GUDIYA KUMARI, 2RENU CHAUDHARY, 3KOMAL CHAUDHARY |
170-174 |
|
36. |
ANALYSIS AND CRITICALLY EXAMINE THE SCOPE OF RULE OF LAW IN INDIA 1PRINCE CHAUDHARY |
175-178 |
|
37. |
SIGNIFICANCE OF GI TAG FOR TRIBES IN INDIA 1ADITI KAUSHIK |
179-183 |
|
38. |
ckS}dkyhu f'k{kk dh fLFkfr 1ljkst xgyksr |
184-191 |
|
39. |
वर्तमान परिप्रेक्ष्य में पत्रकारिता की भूमिका 1डॉक्टर सीमा शर्मा |
192-194 |
|
40. |
YOGA AS A CAREER- PRESENT AND FUTURE 1Mrs. RENUKA RAI |
195-198 |
|
41. |
ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND RELIGION: AN OVERVIEW 1Dr. SURESHWER TIWARI |
199-205 |
|
42. |
THE USE OF A FUZZY EXPERT SYSTEM FOR SYSTEM-BASED COVID-19 VIRAL LOAD PREDICTION 1NARESH KUMAR 2 SHUBHNESH KUMAR GOYA |
206-221 |
|
43. |
PREDICTION OF CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE (CKD) USING A FUZZY INFERENCE SYSTEM 1 HEMLATA SAHAY 2 SHUBHNESH KUMAR GOYAL |
222-231 |
|
44. |
THE RESPONSE OF HEMATOCRIT ON BLOOD FLOW IN A STENOSED CYLINDRICAL ARTERY, AS PREDICTED BY THE WALBURN-SCHNECK MODEL 1 MANMOHAN SINGH 2 R.K. SHRIVASTAV |
232-240 |
|
45. |
A CLOSE APPROXIMATION OF THE SOLUTION TO THE HEAT EQUATION CONTAINING A DEPENDENT LINEAR CONVECTION FACTOR USING THE DOUBLE INTERPOLATION METHOD 1DIWARI LAL 2KRISHAN KANT SINGH |
241-250 |
|
46. |
FUZZY EXPERT SYSTEM FOR PREDICTING STUDENT’S PERFORMANCE EVALUATIONS: A CASE STUDY 1BHAVANA SINGH 2MANJU SHARMA |
251-263
|
|
47. |
CHARACTERIZATION OF K-SHELL IONIZATION CROSS SECTIONS FOR CARBON, NITROGEN, OXYGEN, IRON ATOMS
1SHIV RAJ SINGH 2Prof (Dr.) DHARMENDRA SINGH TOMAR |
264-272 |
|
48. |
INVESTIGATING THE CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF POLITICAL POLARIZATION ON EFFECTIVE GOVERNANCE AND POLICYMAKING 1Dr. SEEMA RANAWAT |
273-279 |
|
49. |
ANALYZING THE EFFECTS OF ELECTORAL REFORMS, SUCH AS COMPULSORY VOTING OR PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION, ON ELECTORAL OUTCOMES 1Dr. SEEMA RANAWAT |
280-285 |
|
50. |
STUDYING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF VARIOUS STRATEGIES FOR CONFLICT RESOLUTION AND PEACEBUILDING IN POST-CONFLICT SOCIETIES 1Dr. BEENA RANAWAT |
286-290 |
|
51. |
INVESTIGATING THE CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF ELECTORAL FRAUD IN DIFFERENT POLITICAL SYSTEMS 1SHIVRAJ MEENA |
291-295 |
|
52. |
INVESTIGATING THE BARRIERS TO GENDER PARITY IN POLITICAL REPRESENTATION AND STRATEGIES TO OVERCOME THEM 1BAL CHAND REGAR |
296-303 |
|
53. |
EXPLORING THE IMPACT OF JUDICIAL DECISIONS ON POLITICAL PROCESSES AND GOVERNANCE 1BAL CHAND REGAR |
304-309 |
|
54. |
ANALYZING THE IMPACT OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES ON DEMOCRATIC PARTICIPATION AND GOVERNMENT TRANSPARENCY 1Dr. SEEMA RANAWAT |
310-315 |
|
55. |
STUDYING THE INTERPLAY BETWEEN POLITICS AND ECONOMICS IN SHAPING DEVELOPMENT OUTCOMES IN DIFFERENT REGIONS 1Dr. SEEMA RANAWAT |
316-322 |
|
56. |
STUDYING HOW TOURISM AFFECTS LOCAL ECOSYSTEMS, ECONOMIES AND CULTURES IN VARIOUS REGIONS 1Dr. MUKESH KUMAR YADAV |
323-327 |
|
57. |
STUDYING THE IMPACT OF RISING SEA LEVELS ON COASTAL COMMUNITIES AND ECOSYSTEMS 1Dr. BANTESH MEENA 2HARISH MISHRA |
328-333 |
|
58. |
EXAMINING THE CAUSES OF WATER SCARCITY AND STRATEGIES FOR SUSTAINABLE WATER MANAGEMENT IN ARID REGIONS 1SURESH MEENA 2HARISH MISHRA |
334-338 |
|
59. |
EXAMINING THE FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE POPULATION DISTRIBUTION AND THE CHALLENGES OF OVERPOPULATION OR DEPOPULATION IN SPECIFIC AREAS 1SATYNARAYAN MEENA |
339-344 |
|
60. |
STUDYING THE GEOGRAPHICAL FACTORS THAT DRIVE HUMAN MIGRATION: ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES, CLIMATE CHANGE AND POLITICAL INSTABILITY 1SATYNARAYAN MEENA |
345-349 |
|
61. |
STUDYING HOW GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES INFLUENCE THE DEVELOPMENT AND EFFICIENCY OF TRANSPORTATION NETWORKS LIKE ROADS, RAILWAYS, AND PORTS 1YOGESH MEHRA |
350-354 |
|
62. |
EXPLORING THE CONCEPT OF HOLISTIC PROGRESS REPORTS INTRODUCED BY NEP 2020 AND THEIR IMPACT ON STUDENT ASSESSMENT 1DHARM RAJ NAYAK |
355-360 |
|
63. |
A ZEBRA OPTIMIZATION ALGORITHM SEARCH FOR LOCALIZATION ENHANCEMENT IN WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORK 1SURABHI S. SAWANT 2Dr. JAGDISH B. HELONDE |
361-374 |
|
64. |
A PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS IMPERFECT SPARES AND REPAIR FACILITIES 1SHIVENDRA KUMAR PATHAK 2Prof. (Dr.) RAJIV PHILLIP |
375-384 |
|
65. |
A COOPERATIVE GAME THEORY FRAMEWORK FOR COST ALLOCATION IN COLLABORATIVE LOGISTICS 1Dr. PRADEEP KASHYAP |
385-393 |
Ms. TANVI MIGLANI
Chief Operating Officer, HLM Group of Institutions
Mr. ARUN KUMAR
Group Director, HLM Group of Institutions
Mr. DHEERAJ SHARMA
Assistant Director, HLM Group of Institutions
Dr. SHWETA KULSHRESTHA
Dean Academics, HLM College
Dr KIRTI AGARWAL
Director, Global Research Foundation (A Unit Of Kaav Media Pvt., Ltd.), Delhi
