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Authors: Assistant Professor Dr.P.R.Venugopal, Assistant Professor Dr.Sreemathi Raghunandan, Assistant Professor Mrs.C. Sreedevi Abstract: Corporate financial difficulties and defaults are costly occurrences that affect the firm, its investors, and the economy as a whole. In this paper, we design the Hybrid … Read More »

Authors: Assistant Professor A.Balamurugan, Naveen N Abstract: In order to achieve zero downtime in Industry 4.0, real-time visibility is a must to ensure timely action. In this paper, we propose a smart manufacturing system (SMS-DT) which makes use of digital … Read More »

Authors: Manjunatha K. S. Abstract: Artificial intelligence is extending digital administration from electronic record keeping toward prediction, automated service delivery and decision support. This article develops a governance framework for responsible AI adoption in colleges. Using a structured review of … Read More »

Authors: Madhu H. S. Abstract: The period from the Rendition of 1881 to the early twentieth century was formative in the political and developmental history of the Mysore Princely State. This article analyses modernization between 1881 and 1902 as an … Read More »

Authors: Dr. Puttaraju M. V, Madhu H. G Abstract: Artificial intelligence (AI), particularly generative AI, has rapidly become part of students’ everyday search, writing, problem-solving and communication practices. This article examines the impact of AI on students through a structured … Read More »

Authors: Dr. Nagaraju M.S Abstract: Diplomacy and foreign relations are the instrumental components of international affairs through which nations act, interact, negotiate, cooperate, and collaborate. In a globalized setting driven by interdependence, clash and conflict of interests diplomacy helps to … Read More »

Authors: Prachi Bhojak Abstract: Parthenium hysterophorus is one of the most harmful invasive weeds affecting agricultural biodiversity, human health, and livestock productivity. Chemical herbicides are commonly used for its management, but their continuous use causes environmental pollution and herbicide resistance. … Read More »

Authors: Dr. Chander Mohan Sharma Abstract: This article offers a sustained close reading of D. H. Lawrence's The Man Who Died (1929) as an act of radical mythic revision that challenges the theological and philosophical foundations of Western Christian civilization. … Read More »

Stepping into academic publishing seems very hard, especially for students and early career researchers who want to save their money as well. They do prepare their paper work but get confused that, where should I publish my research work! Now … Read More »

Publishing research work as a student is not that much easy as it seems. It requires hard work, dedication, and confidence to prepare and complete a research work or article first. Long hours of working, concentration on the particular topic … Read More »