| No. |
Title and Author |
Area |
Country |
Page |
| 1 |
Travaan Cultural Journeys with Smart Guidance
-Krishna Chetan Patil ; Ishita Patade; Ketan Patil; Krushna Tambe; Rachana Patil
Travaan is an intelligent mobile and web-based application designed to enhance cultural tourism by providing smart guidance, personalized travel experiences, and real-time safety features. The system integrates an Android front-end, Java-based back-end, and Firebase database to ensure seamless connectivity among travelers, local businesses, and administrators. It allows users to explore nearby heritage sites and authentic local shops while receiving offers, alerts, and emergency assistance. Administrators can manage listings, verify cultural data, and maintain safety information. Read More...
|
Computer Science And Technology |
India |
1-3 |
| 2 |
One-Pot Multicomponent Synthesis and Bioevluation of New1H-Pyrazole-1-Carbothioamide Derivatives Promoted by Bronsted Acid
-Dr.N.Krishnarao ; Dr.DVL.Sirisha; V.S.Gowd; B. V.Durgarao; K. Vidhya
Several methods were developed for the synthesis of the most significant series 1H-pyrazole-1-carbothioamide derivatives in the current study. The advantages method process for preparing titled derivatives had several disadvantages, such as challenging workup, longer reaction times, high reagent costs, and the effects of organic solvents. These derivatives can be obtained by the reaction of hydrazine hydrate, substituted benzylidene malononitrile and isothiocyanates in the employed PTSA in aqueous medium at 90°C. The main benefits of the protocols include more yields of derivatives, a broad range of substrates, simple method of procedure, and low time of reaction. The confirmation of desired derivative is followed by advanced spectroscopic interpretation of 1HNMR, 13CNMR and LCMS. In addition to the study of antimicrobial activity derivatives against bacterial as well as fungal strains which are referred to standard drugs by streptomycin and Ketonozole. Read More...
|
Chemistry |
India |
4-8 |
| 3 |
Hostelsecure : A Hostel Security App
-Ms. Plavini Sapte ; Mrs. Rachana Patil; Ms. Sayali Suryawanshi; Ms. Vaishnavi Hande; Mr. Sanket Dhondage
HostelSecure is a hostel security app that connects wardens, students, and parents on one platform. The warden approves students' check-in, check-out, and leave requests and sends messages to all students. The students can apply for and view the status of their requests and receive messages from the warden. The parents can monitor their ward's check-in, check-out, and leave activities, ensuring safety and transparency. Read More...
|
Computer Engineering |
India |
9-11 |
| 4 |
A Review Paper on Startup Blueprint Generator using RAG and LLMs
-Zeenataman Alauddin Mansuri ; Sanika Ashok Gurav; Sana Irshad Shaikh; Bariya Sameer Shaikh; Pranjal Dashrath Jagtap
In the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, the integration of Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) and Large Language Models (LLMs) has introduced new possibilities for intelligent business planning and automation. This review paper explores the concept of an AI-driven system designed to generate startup blueprints automatically — transforming a user's raw business idea into a structured business plan using RAG and LLM-based architectures. The paper reviews existing literature on LLM applications, information retrieval methods, and AI-driven business intelligence systems. It also highlights key frameworks, tools, and technologies supporting such systems, including OpenAI GPT models, FAISS, Pinecone, and LangChain. Further, the paper discusses challenges such as data reliability, ethical considerations, and scalability. The review concludes that AI-assisted startup planning tools have the potential to democratize entrepreneurship by reducing the knowledge gap for first-time founders while ensuring data-driven and adaptive business insights. Read More...
|
Information Technology |
India |
12-15 |
| 5 |
A Comprehensive Study On AC Breakdown Voltage of Various Eco Friendly Gases for Different Electrode Configurations
-Likhitha U N ; Dr.Jagadisha K R; Dr.Pradeep N
The increasing demand for environmentally sustainable insulating media in high-voltage systems has prompted extensive research into alternative gases with superior dielectric strength and eco-friendly characteristics. Traditional gases such as SF₆, though widely used, pose significant environmental concerns due to their high global warming potential. As a result, gases like ethane (C₂H₆), nitrogen (N₂), oxygen (O₂), and advanced gas mixtures such as C₄F₇N/CO₂ are gaining attention as potential substitutes. This study provides a comprehensive investigation of the AC breakdown voltage behavior of these gases across various electrode configurations, including sphere–sphere, sphere–plane, plane–plane, and rod–plane arrangements. The analysis emphasizes the fundamental mechanisms of electrical breakdown, the role of pressure, gap distance, and electrode geometry, along with the comparative advantages of each gas in terms of dielectric properties and environmental sustainability. By exploring these insulating media under different configurations, this work aims to contribute toward the development of reliable and eco-friendly alternatives for future gas-insulated power systems. Read More...
|
Electrical and Electronics Engineering |
India |
16-20 |
| 6 |
Comparative Analysis of Steel Fibre Reinforced & Coir Fibre Reinforced Concrete with Conventional Concrete
-Neha Kashot ; Gourav Jhanji
Fibres have been used to improve concrete, which is often brittle and weak in stress. The use of asbestos to strengthen pottery, horse hair in plaster, and straw in mud bricks were the first materials used in this process. Conversely, continuous reinforcement is used to maintain reinforced concrete, but it requires a great deal of skill and accuracy. On the other hand, discrete fibre placement in plain or reinforced concrete appears to be more promising. In order to increase the compressive strength of concrete, this study investigates the possibilities of using steel and coir fibre as an efficient and sustainable reinforcement material. The development of fibre-reinforced concrete (FRC) in the early 1960s demonstrated that concrete might be transformed into uniform, isotropic materials. FRC's strength and ductility are increased by the randomly distributed fibres, which stop cracks from forming and spreading once concrete does. If the right amount and distribution of steel fibre in the concrete matrix are guaranteed, the steel wires in tires can be used effectively in concrete. On the other hand, adding coir fibre to the concrete structure improves its tensile and flexural qualities. Additionally, coir fibre is typically found in nature and is environmentally friendly. Bond failure between the fibre and matrix or material failure are the two primary failure modes for fibre reinforced composites. In order to assess the strength and durability characteristics of hardened concrete, we examined the performance of various fibres utilized at varying percentages by weight of cement. According to earlier research, adding fibres to such concrete barely changed its compressive strength, but also seemed to impair its flexural and tensile strength, which eventually affected the concrete's qualities. The uses of fiber-reinforced concrete are also covered in this paper, along with the numerous efficient ways it may be used to increase strength and improve crack resistance. In order to assess the strength characteristics of hardened concrete, we examine the performance of steel and coir fibers at various percentages, ranging from 5%, 10%, and 15% by weight of cement. Different concrete grades, such as M20, M25, and M30, are taken into account in the study for accurate evaluation. Read More...
|
Structural Engineering |
India |
21-31 |
| 7 |
BachelorEase : Ease the Hustle
-Ms.Kimaya Laxman Khairnar ; Mrs.A.S.Kolhe; Ms.Pupul Vikas Kapse; Ms.Akanksha Dattatray Ikhe; Ms.Akanksha Sajan Khairnar
Students and individuals moving to new cities often struggle to find reliable local services, affordable housing, compatible roommates, and a supportive community. Bachelorease is an Android-based application designed to solve these challenges through one unified platform. It offers three main user roles: Admin, User, and Service Provider: to ensure smooth interaction and management. The app provides verified service listings, anonymous community discussions, and a roommate compatibility quiz for better living experiences. It also supports offline access using SQLite and a swipe-based interface for intuitive navigation. With Firebase integration for authentication and data storage, Bachelorease focuses on privacy, accessibility, and user convenience, making city life simpler, safer, and more connected for students and individuals living independently. Read More...
|
Computer Engineering |
India |
32-34 |
| 8 |
Investigation of Strength and Durability of High-Performance Concrete Incorporating Partial Replacement of Sand with Quartzite Waste
-Uma Kant Kabeerpanthi ; Pushpendra Kumar Kushwaha; Mithun Kumar Rana
Concrete is the most widely used construction material due to its versatility, strength, and durability. However, the continuous exploitation of natural river sand as fine aggregate has led to environmental degradation and scarcity of resources. This research investigates the feasibility of using Quartzite Waste (QW) as a partial replacement for fine aggregate in High-Performance Concrete (HPC). Various replacement levels of Quartzite waste (0%, 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%, and 100%) were examined for their impact on workability, compressive strength, split tensile strength, flexural strength, and durability properties such as water absorption and acid resistance. The results reveal that a partial replacement of 40–60% yields optimal mechanical and durability performance. Thus, incorporating Quartzite waste in HPC not only promotes sustainable waste management but also enhances the mechanical and durability performance of concrete. Read More...
|
Civil Engineering |
India |
35-38 |
| 9 |
Review Paper on Improvement of Clayey Soil Subgrade Using Stone Dust and Plastic Bottle Strips
-Dusane Rushikesh Rajendra ; Pushpendra Kumar Kushwaha; Mithun Kumar Rana
The stability and performance of pavement structures largely depend on the strength and durability of the subgrade soil. Clayey soils, known for their low bearing capacity and high plasticity, often cause deformation and settlement problems in subgrades. To overcome these issues, soil stabilization techniques using waste and locally available materials have gained prominence. This review paper explores the effectiveness of stone dust and plastic bottle strips in improving the engineering properties of clayey soil. Stone dust, a byproduct of stone crushing, enhances soil strength and reduces plasticity, while plastic bottle strips improve ductility and tensile resistance. The combined use of these materials not only improves the mechanical behavior of clayey soil but also contributes to sustainable waste management and environmental protection. Read More...
|
Civil Engineering |
India |
39-41 |
| 10 |
Review paper on the Mechanical Behavior of Fiber-Reinforced Coconut Shell Concrete
-Anand Kumar Chaudhary ; Pushpendra Kumar Kushwaha; Mithun Kumar Rana
The increasing need for sustainable construction materials has resulted in the advancement of alternative aggregates and reinforcement techniques in concrete. One notable innovation is fibre-reinforced coconut shell concrete (FRCSC), which employs coconut shell as a partial or complete substitute for traditional coarse aggregate, along with various fibres (including steel, polypropylene, or coir) to improve strength and ductility. This review provides an overview of recent research concerning the mechanical performance, durability, and microstructural properties of FRCSC. Research findings demonstrate that incorporating fibres effectively offsets the diminished strength associated with lightweight coconut shells, leading to notable enhancements in tensile, flexural, and impact strength, all while preserving excellent workability and lowering density. The study concludes that fiber reinforcement enhances coconut shell concrete, positioning it as a viable sustainable construction material for both structural and non-structural applications. Read More...
|
Civil Engineering |
India |
42-44 |
| 11 |
My Abhyasika A MultiTenant Digital Platform for Study Room Discovery, Booking, and Management
-Vivek Bhos ; Komal Ghadage; Deepanjali Ishte; Palash Wagh; Mr.Yogeshchandra L. Puranik
The demand for reliable study environments in India has increased significantly due to rising numbers of competitive exam aspirants and college students living in rented shared accommodations. Traditional study rooms manage bookings through manual registers, phone calls, and offline payments, often resulting in double bookings, poor communication, and operational inefficiency. My Abhyasika is a cloud-based multi-tenant platform designed to digitalize this ecosystem. It enables students to search, compare, and book study rooms online with real-time seat availability and secure digital payments. Study-room owners receive an admin dashboard for automated member management, revenue tracking, notifications, and analytics. The system adopts a modern web stack, implements real-time communication with WebSockets, secures payments via Razorpay, and ensures tenant-wise data isolation. Pilot deployments show improved seat utilization, reduced manual workload, and increased revenue for owners. The platform addresses a significant research and infrastructural gap by providing an integrated SaaS model tailored to the self-study hall segment. Read More...
|
Master of Computer Applications |
India |
45-47 |
| 12 |
Intelligent Sliding Mode Control: A Comprehensive Review
-Vishal Mehra ; Dipesh Shah
This paper presents a survey on how an intelligent approach can be embedded in Sliding Mode Control (SMC) to overcome the problems faced in the practical implementation of SMC. An intelligent Sliding Mode Control (ISMC) has emerged by integrating conventional SMC with Computational Intelligence Techniques like GA, PSO for optimal gain tuning, Neural Network (NN) - based control for system identification and control of closed-loop systems, and fuzzy-based SMC. This paper provides an overview of the research and applications reported in the literature. Read More...
|
Instrumentation and Control Engineering |
India |
48-51 |
| 13 |
Identification of Art Integrated Pedagogical Skills of Primary Teachers and Their Consequence on Learners Academic Achievement
-Sheuli Das
Art-integrated pedagogical skills refer to the ability of teachers to seamlessly incorporate artistic elements such as-visual arts, music, drama, or dance into their teaching practices. These skills enhance engagement, creativity, and critical thinking in the classroom. As per research viewpoints we can say that arts integration can positively impact disadvantaged learners, fostering self-efficacy and arts integration refers to a strategy that connects skills and connects skills and concepts from the arts with other areas of learning. The creative classroom collaborative study investigated arts integration potential in developing student's 21st century skills. The concept of arts integration involves connecting arts with core academic subjects, promoting collaborative engagement and learning through artistic experience. These skills enhance engagement creativity, and critical thinking in the classroom. To explain the power of arts integrated learning for disadvantaged students, it draws from Banduras concept of self-efficacy and Axel Honneth a recognition theory with the trend toward all students in the United States, arts integration has an opportunity to shine. Arts integration can help teacher's model 21st century skills for students, fostering creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, and communication. Read More...
|
Education |
India |
52-55 |
| 14 |
CivicConnect: An Independent Platform for Political Accountability and Citizens Action
-Aman Gupta
In a democracy, the strength of governance depends on how effectively citizens can raise their voices and how efficiently authorities respond. However, in India, especially at the local level, people often face delays, neglect, and lack of transparency while filing complaints or reporting civic issues. CivicConnect is an independent digital platform designed to improve this situation. It allows citizens to directly report local problems with photos, location tags, and status tracking. Other users can verify or upvote genuine reports, creating a public trust system. The main goal of CivicConnect is to make governance more transparent, responsive, and citizen-friendly. This platform not only simplifies grievance redressal but also builds stronger connections between citizens and their local representatives. Read More...
|
Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
56-59 |
| 15 |
Ayurvedic Drug and Formulation Recommender
-Pratik Sanjay Sulakshane ; Kunal Eknath Kardile; Chaitanya Deokate; Yogeshchandra L Puranik
The ancient science of Ayurveda offers extensive knowledge on disease diagnosis and herbal formulations, yet accessing this information remains challenging for students and practitioners due to the vast and unstructured nature of classical texts. This paper presents Codeved, a web-based software that bridges traditional Ayurvedic knowledge with modern digital technology. The system assists students and practitioners in identifying suitable Ayurvedic medicines and formulations for specific diseases by analyzing patient attributes such as symptoms, prakriti (body constitution), age, gender, season, and physical characteristics. The platform uses a structured MySQL database built upon data extracted from Charaka Samhita, Sushruta Samhita, and consultations with Ayurvedic experts. Implemented using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, jQuery AJAX, and the Medoo framework, Codeved provides modules for disease and medicine search, prakriti identification, diagnosis, and blog sharing. Testing with over 50 users demonstrated positive responses regarding ease of use and accuracy. The system effectively supports students in diagnosing conditions and finding appropriate formulations while maintaining the authenticity of classical Ayurvedic literature. Read More...
|
Master of Computer Application |
India |
60-63 |
| 16 |
A Conceptual Framework for Marketing Organic Agricultural Products: Theoretical Perspectives and Strategic Implications
-Mr. Shashank Santu Thorat ; Mr. Sushil Kashinath Dange
Worldwide interest in organic farm goods has increased. People care more now about their health, the environment, and how farms treat animals. Even though more people want organic items, selling them can be hard. It costs more to make them, the steps to get them to consumers are not always clear, people do not know much about them, and some do not trust them. This paper looks at how to market organic farm goods better. It studies things like what people know, how good they think the products are, if they trust labels, how much items cost, and using online marketing. The paper combines what other studies from 2015–2025 say to suggest a plan. This plan shows how these things relate to if people want to buy organic and good marketing results. This plan can help farmers, sellers, and those who make rules create good marketing plans that consider the customer. This paper adds to business studies by giving a clear theoretical way to understand and make better the marketing of organic farm goods. Read More...
|
Management Studies |
India |
64-70 |
| 17 |
Crowdfunding Using Blockchain Web3.0 Technology
-Devika Kadre ; Vedant Meshram ; Ayush Zade; Nikhil Kemkar; Anup Tharkude
Crowdfunding has emerged as a transformative method for financing innovative ideas, startups, and social initiatives by collecting small contributions from a large number of individuals. However, traditional crowdfunding platforms such as Kickstarter, GoFundMe, and Indiegogo rely heavily on centralized intermediaries to manage campaigns, verify transactions, and release funds. This centralized nature introduces several challenges, including high service fees, fund mismanagement, fraudulent campaigns, and lack of transparency in how collected funds are utilized. Contributors are forced to trust third parties without verifiable assurance that the raised funds will be used as promised. To address these persistent issues, this research presents the design and development of the proposed system eliminates the need for intermediaries by replacing traditional trust mechanisms with blockchain-based transparency, immutability, and automation. Smart contracts self-executing programs deployed on the Ethereum blockchain automatically enforce campaign rules, handle fund collection, and release funds only when predefined milestones are successfully achieved. This ensures that contributors' funds remain securely locked until project creators meet the specified conditions, thereby reducing the risk of fraud or misuse. The proposed DApp integrates IPFS for decentralized and tamper-proof storage of campaign-related information such as project descriptions, proofs of progress, and visual media. This approach guarantees data integrity and resilience against centralized storage failures or censorship. The frontend of the DApp is implemented using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Web3.js, providing an intuitive interface for both campaign creators and contributors. Metamask is integrated to enable secure blockchain interactions and transaction signing directly through users' wallets. Read More...
|
Master of Computer Applications |
India |
71-75 |
| 18 |
Vectorized Discourse Polarity Prediction Model Using NLP
-Ms.D.Bhavana ; Kumbam Sai Kiran; Kommuri Nitheesh; Kurva Yugendhar ; Kuncha Venkata Karthik
Vectorized Discourse Polarity Prediction on Model that integrates Natural Language Processing (NLP), Java, and SQL database ranking mechanisms. The framework is designed to address the challenges of manual feedback analysis in e- commerce, when customers submit reviews, the system analyzes the text using NLP techniques like preprocessing and vectorization on to classify the feedback as positive, negative, or neutral. Based on this sentiment, a weighted scoring algorithm automatically updates product rankings in an SQL database. The system provides an intelligent and scalable solution that enhances user experience and supports decision-making by giving higher visibility to products with positive feedback and ranking poorly rated products lower or filtering them out. This approach ensures the maintenance of product quality in both online and offline shopping environments. Read More...
|
Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
76-79 |
| 19 |
Speech -To-SQL Conversion Using Natural Language Processing
-Ms.N.Mithraa ; Fiyasudeen S; Hemadharshini K ; Nirmal S; Nishanthini A
In today’s digital world, speech-based interfaces have become an efficient way for humans to interact with computers, offering faster and more intuitive communication compared to traditional typing. This paper presents a Voice-to-SQL system that enables users to query relational databases directly through spoken commands. The system integrates speech recognition and intelligent query generation to convert natural language input into executable SQL statements, allowing users to perform Create, Read, Update, and Delete (CRUD) operations and advanced queries without prior knowledge of SQL syntax. The implementation involves real-time audio recording, speech-to-text conversion, dynamic SQL generation, and database execution with visual query result display. Unlike conventional text-to-SQL systems, the proposed approach emphasizes usability, interactivity, and accessibility, making database management easier for non-technical users. Furthermore, the system supports advanced operations such as filtering, sorting, and conditional queries, serving as a foundation for an interactive learning platform. Experimental results demonstrate the potential of speech-based database interaction to reduce technical barriers, enhance productivity, and promote more natural human–computer communication. Read More...
|
Information Technology |
India |
80-87 |
| 20 |
GUI-Based Framework for Active Vibration Control of Flexible Beams Using PID Controllers
-Prajapati Vinkesh Dahyabhai ; Uchitkumar J. Patel; Trushar R. Shah; Dr. Vijay D. Patel
Active vibration control of flexible beams is critical for high-performance and safe aerospace, civil, robotic, and precision systems. This paper presents a MATLAB-based GUI that integrates beam modeling, automatic PID controller design, and classical analysis tools such as root locus and Bode plots. The framework enables rapid evaluation of vibration suppression under diverse disturbances and systematic study of material, modeling, and excitation effects. By combining visualization, automation, and experimentation, the tool supports teaching, self-learning, and research, and forms a scalable foundation for advanced control strategies and real-time implementation. Read More...
|
Cad/Cam Engineering |
India |
88-92 |