Biligiri Tiger reserve: include Soligas in conservation plan

Protesting against the proposal of the Karnataka forest department to notify the Biligiri Hills as a Tiger Reserve, the resident Soliga adivasis have instead proposed a community-based tiger conservation model

A Study Paper on use of System Camera for System Mouse Control

Human Computer Interaction today significantly accentuates on growing more unconstrained and characteristic interfaces. The Graphical Client Interface (GUI) on Personal Computers (PCs) is calm grown, all around characterized and gives an productive interface for a client to collaborate with the PC and access the different applications easily with the assistance of mice, track cushion, and so on. In the present day situation the greater part of the cell telephones are utilizing touch screen innovation to collaborate with the client. At the same time this innovation is still not shabby to be utilized as a part of desktops and tablets As PC innovation keeps on developing, individuals have littler and littler electronic gadgets. Progressively we are perceiving the significance of human figuring communication (HCI), and specifically vision-based motion and item acknowledgment. In this paper, we propose a novel approach that uses a feature gadget to control the mouse framework (Mouse tasks).We concentrated on a few picture transforming calculations of diverse papers to actualize this work. The PC cooperation is finished by utilizing finger, mouse cursor development with the assistance of picture acknowledgment and shading acknowledgment process. Here picture preparing is done through .net (Microsoft) for shading and picture acknowledgment process. Keeping in mind the end goal to show the capacity of the mouse development larger part shading is distinguished in a feature and a relating feature is played from the database. There are the heaps of papers accessible for this kind of study however there is not in any case one fruitful usage of this sort of framework. DOI: 10.17762/ijritcc2321-8169.16048

Pesticide Reduction through Organic Farming for Promoting Public Health Management and Food Security

There is a growing global interest in sustainable food consumption to ensure food security. One significant factor driving this demand is the belief that consuming organic food affects Public Health (PH). This research examines the historical context of sustainable agriculture. This article specifically examines the impact of sustainable agriculture on health-related substances, pesticide residues, and contaminants in crops. It also explores the connections between organic food and health indicators. In Organic Farming (OF), the use of pesticides is often restricted or non-existent, which is different from Traditional Farming (TF) methods that heavily depend on pesticides to preserve crops. The notable disparities in pesticide usage between the two agricultural systems profoundly affect the comparative nutritional exposure, hazards, and ecological impacts associated with pesticides. Pesticide Usage Monitoring (PUM) information has been used to compare pesticide usage across organically certified and adjacent traditional farms for tomato crops. This work suggested methods for PR by promoting the widespread use of organic agricultural techniques. Additionally, emphasis on many alternatives available within organic food supply chains to further minimize the usage of pesticides, contact, and adverse effects on workers has been proposed to provide food security

Management Challanges In Healthcare Service Of Hospitals In India

The true values of human life are found in medicine and health care. Human life expectancy has grown as a result of their development, giving them a true dictatorship. Not only does the opening of hospitals or health centres impact the development of healthcare facilities, but their administration and management have a greater impact. Proper management of hospitals and health care centres would allow for the expansion of medical facilities with the least amount of investment. Any act or performance that is primarily intangible and does not lead to the ownership of anything is considered a service. By this view, the hospital offers us perishable, intangible medical and health care services. The service sector is highly diverse, and hospitals are no exception. They could be employed by the government, a private charity, or a commercial enterprise. The following adjectives best describe the qualities of the goods they sell: Kindness Paying attention and showing compassion. Any country\u27s lifeline is its medical and health care facilities, which fall under the broad category of people-based services

Customer Awareness of Medical Wearable Health Care Technology and Policy Management in India

Patient and healthcare providers can take preventive actions based on a review of vital signs obtained remotely with wearable medical devices thanks to Internet of Things-based wearable sensors and an integrated cloud platform. Provide essential home care that is as clean and well-manicured as the intensive care unit (ICU), complete with remote vital sign monitoring. In India, there is no governing agency for healthcare. Healthcare professionals are concerned about the dependability of medical devices in the absence of sufficient laws, which makes them prefer to employ conventional medical devices.  Based on related dangers, medical gadgets are to be divided into four types. Converging, analysing, and applying massive data collected by wearable medical devices for use in illness diagnosis, mitigation, and preventive therapy is a challenge to the medical business. By exchanging real-time data, the use of wearable medical devices would not only aid to strengthen patient-physician relationships but also decrease the need for human interventions. To uncover consumer awareness difficulties in the adoption of these devices, this paper explores the possibilities of the Internet of Things in the medical wearable business

Analyzing The Stress Level Management for Cancer Patients in India

In human life, stress is frequently associated with strain, concern, anxiety, and pressure. Stress can have positive or negative impacts and is a necessary part of life, as is well acknowledged. Physical, emotional, mental, spiritual, or social impacts are all possible.  A person experiencing illness experiences additional stress, so it is occasionally necessary to find a speedy solution to such a stressful scenario in order to determine whether an increasing level of stress could eventually overwhelm the person experiencing it. Comprehending the notion of stress is crucial, as it offers a means of perceiving an individual as a cohesive entity that reacts comprehensively to diverse forms of disorder seen in everyday existence. Patients with cancer and tuberculosis experienced anxiety as a result of their unlucky diagnosis, societal unrest, financial difficulties, and familial issues. Compared to others, they experience higher levels of stress, tension, annoyance, and anxiety as a result. For the patient, the only options are costly surgery or chemotherapy. This takes a lot of time and requires the patient\u27s family to be very involved, both physically and emotionally. As a result, the cancer patient faces stress during the whole therapeutic process. Thus, the purpose of this study is to look into how cancer patients control their stress levels

Healthcare Technology Management: Electronic Health Records and Informatics

The application of health informatics enables the creation of customised health interventions based on each person\u27s requirements, preferences, and risk factors. Public health organisations can identify people who are at high risk for specific illnesses and provide tailored interventions to reduce risk factors and enhance outcomes by using data analytics and predictive modelling. Furthermore, via the use of social media platforms, digital health technologies, and personalised health interventions, health informatics enables public health organisations to interact with communities, encourage healthy lifestyles, and address health inequities. The importance of promoting teamwork, standardising data exchange procedures, and investing in workforce development is emphasised in this work. Public health management can meet these obstacles and fully utilise the advantages of health informatics to enhance population health outcomes

Analysing The Stress Level Management For Cancer Patients In India

In human life, stress is frequently associated with strain, concern, anxiety, and pressure. Stress can have positive or negative impacts and is a necessary part of life, as is well acknowledged. Physical, emotional, mental, spiritual, or social impacts are all possible.  A person experiencing illness experiences additional stress, so it is occasionally necessary to find a speedy solution to such a stressful scenario in order to determine whether an increasing level of stress could eventually overwhelm the person experiencing it. Comprehending the notion of stress is crucial, as it offers a means of perceiving an individual as a cohesive entity that reacts comprehensively to diverse forms of disorder seen in everyday existence. Patients with cancer and tuberculosis experienced anxiety as a result of their unlucky diagnosis, societal unrest, financial difficulties, and familial issues. Compared to others, they experience higher levels of stress, tension, annoyance, and anxiety as a result. For the patient, the only options are costly surgery or chemotherapy. This takes a lot of time and requires the patient\u27s family to be very involved, both physically and emotionally. As a result, the cancer patient faces stress during the whole therapeutic process. Thus, the purpose of this study is to look into how cancer patients control their stress levels

Political ecology of tiger conservation in India: Adverse effects of banning customary practices in a protected area

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EgoTV: Egocentric Task Verification from Natural Language Task Descriptions

To enable progress towards egocentric agents capable of understanding everyday tasks specified in natural language, we propose a benchmark and a synthetic dataset called Egocentric Task Verification (EgoTV). EgoTV contains multi-step tasks with multiple sub-task decompositions, state changes, object interactions, and sub-task ordering constraints, in addition to abstracted task descriptions that contain only partial details about ways to accomplish a task. We also propose a novel Neuro-Symbolic Grounding (NSG) approach to enable the causal, temporal, and compositional reasoning of such tasks. We demonstrate NSG's capability towards task tracking and verification on our EgoTV dataset and a real-world dataset derived from CrossTask (CTV). Our contributions include the release of the EgoTV and CTV datasets, and the NSG model for future research on egocentric assistive agents