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8 Emerging Plastic Alternatives We Need To Start Using

Plastics is currently one of the world’s most significant challenges. Consumers are becoming more aware of the thousands of tonnes of plastic that are polluting the ocean thanks to David Attenborough’s Blue Planet. Due of the widespread usage of plastic, particularly in packaging, firms will need to act quickly to identify plastic alternatives. In fact, 25% of customers are extremely concerned about plastic packaging, and 42% believe manufacturers should prioritise making packaging recyclable, while 21% believe the industry should move toward completely plastic-free packaging (Kantar). As plastic continues to be featured in the news on a regular basis, this figure will only climb. Brands must be seen to be taking a responsible approach; else, their hard-earned equity will be harmed.

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With so many plastic alternatives being produced, we’ve compiled a list of 13 of the most interesting plastic replacement technologies.

1. Plant Based Plastic: Bioplastics are created from a range of materials, including corn that has been broken down into PLA (polylactic acid). Because it’s manufactured from waste products from maize cultivation – which is also easy to grow – it’s highly sustainable to make. PLA can be used to produce beverage bottles, food-grade containers, and films. Innocent, the eco-heroes, are now using 15% PLA in their bottles.

2. Bagasse: Bagasse is a sugarcane manufacturing waste product. It may be easily moulded into packaging ideal for food delivery and food service, comparable to polystyrene, because to its malleability and stickiness. It’s guaranteed biodegradable and compostable, and because it’s a by-product, it’s considerably more environmentally friendly to make than polystyrene.

3. Seaweed Water Bubbles: Ooho, a British firm, has developed a seaweed-based edible (and, by default, biodegradable) water bubble. “To provide the convenience of plastic bottles while minimising environmental impact,” they say. They’ve devised manufacturing methods that are both more efficient and less expensive than creating plastic bottles. When compared to PET manufacture, the process emits 5 times less CO2 and consumes 9 times less energy.

4. Shower Friendly Paper: L’Oréal, the beauty juggernaut, has now introduced Seed Phytonutrients, an eco-beauty line. The products themselves sound wonderful (crafted with 93-100 percent natural ingredients, cruelty-free, paraben-free, etc. ), but it’s the packaging that stands out. The exterior card is made by Ecologic and is recyclable, compostable, glue-free, and water-resistant. The inner liner is composed of recyclable plastic and consumes 60% less material than standard plastic bottles.

5. Stone Paper and Plastic: You might be surprised to learn that stone can be used to make paper. It obviously had an effect on me. I have a stone paper notepad with a lovely smooth finish that feels almost chilly to the touch. This wonderful invention might be used in a variety of packaging applications. It can be used as a paper or plastic substitute because it is printable, recyclable, and water-resistant… and it also has good eco credentials. It’s created from calcium carbonate, one of the world’s most common minerals, and the manufacturing process consumes less water, has a lower carbon footprint, and is more energy efficient than traditional papermaking. FDA-approved food packaging can also be made with stone paper. Paper (supermarket singlet) bags, takeaway food cartons, greaseproof paper wraps, and Ziplock bags can all be made with this.

6. Palm Leaves: The oyster-like casings for Holy Lama’s handmade soaps are constructed from palm leaves from the areca palm. The areca palm’s leaves naturally fall to the ground, where they are collected and shaped into the required shape. They’re brilliantly environmentally friendly because they employ a natural areca palm waste product and the final packaging is biodegradable. Arekapak, a Berlin-based firm, is working on palm leaf packaging for foods like fresh fruit, vegetables, and nuts.

7. Mushroom Root: Packaging is physically grown with Mycelium (mushroom roots, which is also the same substance that Quorn is comprised of). Ecovative Design collects agricultural waste, mixes it with mycelium in moulds, and then watches as the packaging grows. You can see how it works here, but I’m not convinced it’s not magic.

8. Wood Pulp Cellophane: NatureFlex is the more environmentally friendly younger sibling of cellophane, created from FSC-approved wood pulp and certified biodegradable. It is available in three different types: uncoated, which is ideal for chocolate and confectionery as well as household items; semi-permeable, which is suitable for fresh produce and dairy; and barrier, which is suitable for bakery, snacks, coffee, tea, chocolate, confectionery, as well as home and personal care items.

5 Main Problems faced by Small Scale Industries

Just because of their nature and size, small-scale industries do not have many of the advantages that large-scale firms do. They have contributed significantly to economic development, but they have not reached their full potential. They have a lot of issues with how they operate, and a lot of small businesses are sick.

Certain commodities were set aside by the government for exclusive production by Small Scale Industries. Large-scale businesses were not permitted to create commodities reserved for the SSI sector. Many things have been successively De-reserved as the economy has opened up and followed the principles of liberalization and globalization. As a result, small-scale industries must now contend with the dual pressures of rivalry from both Indian large-scale firms and overseas competitors.

In this blog, we are going to learn about the problems faced by Small Scale Industries.

Problems of Small Scale Industries

1. Funding Shortage

When it comes to fundraising, small businesses confront numerous challenges. It is one of the most serious issues. Many of these businesses are unable to raise cash from the capital market due to a lack of creditworthiness. Banks are also wary of lending money to these businesses because many of them lack proper collateral security or guarantees.

A lack of cash can cause a small firm to fail before it even gets off the ground. Following nationalization, several banks make loans to these types of businesses. The situation is still deteriorating due to the sudden outbreak of covid-19, which resulted in a lockdown and a drop in the economy. Entrepreneurs are obliged to seek funds from money lenders at unreasonably high-interest rates, which throws their business calculations into disarray.

2. Idle Capacity 

In the case of small-scale industries, installed capacity is underutilized to the tune of 40 to 50 percent. Various factors contribute to this underutilization, including a lack of raw materials, a lack of cash, and even a lack of power. Small scale units, unlike their large-scale counterparts, are not completely able to deal with all of these issues.

3. Management abilities

A tiny business is started and run by a single person. As a result, that person may lack all of the managerial skills required to run a business. They cannot afford to hire competent managers or staff due to a lack of finances. This can cause minor disruptions in the business’s operations. Delays, errors, poor decision-making, and other factors can all contribute to the company’s demise. This could also be considered unprofessional behavior on the part of the client, which is bad for the company’s market reputation. All of these requirements are easily met in major corporations thanks to various specialized teams.

4. Sickness

It’s heartbreaking to see the majority of the small units succumb to illness. There is a lack of forethought. Another stumbling block is the lack of qualified and trained employees. They have no choice but to sell on credit. Their clients fail to pay them on schedule. There are a lot of terrible debts. As a result, they are unable to maintain the production process due to a lack of operating capital. This results in illness.

5. Unpredictable raw material supply

Small businesses have a difficult time obtaining raw materials, whether they use locally available or imported raw resources. The issues develop as a result of defective and irregular raw material delivery. Other obstacles for the small-scale sector include a lack of sufficient quantities of raw materials, occasionally poor quality of raw materials, rising raw material costs, foreign exchange crisis, and, most importantly, entrepreneurs’ lack of awareness of government policies.

Conclusion

Small-scale entrepreneurs face a slew of issues, including excessive reliance on institutional agencies for finances and consulting services, a lack of creditworthiness, a lack of education and training, reduced profitability, and a slew of marketing and other issues. The Indian government has launched a number of initiatives targeted at enhancing the overall performance of these institutions.

Said “I love you” more -Positive thinking

Positive thinking refers to a belief or mental attitude which makes us think that good things will happen eventually and our efforts will pay off sooner or later. It is the opposite of negative thinking which makes our mind full of stress and fear. Thus, an essay on positive thinking will show us how it reinforces thoughts like optimism and hope and works wonders.

Benefits of Positive Thinking

Let it be clear that positive thinking does not mean you do not notice the bad things in life. It means you try to find a solution in a productive way instead of whining about it. There are many benefits of positive thinking.

The first one is better health. Negative thinking gives rise to anxiety, stress, frustration and more. However, positive thinking helps you avoid all this and focus on staying healthy and doing better in life.

Further, it is essential for us to fight depression which positive thinking helps with. Similarly, it will also help us to relieve stress. Positive thinking overwhelms stress and it will allow you to get rid of stress.

As a result, positive thinking helps you live longer. It is because you will be free from diseases that form due to stress, anxiety and more. Moreover, it is also the key to success. Meaning to say, success becomes easier when you don’t bash yourself up.

Similarly, it also gives us more confidence. It boosts our self-esteem and helps in becoming more confident and self-assured. Therefore, we must certainly adopt positive thinking to make the most of our lives.

How to Build a Positive Thinking

There are many ways through which we can build positive thinking. To begin with, we must inculcate the habit of reading motivational and inspiring stories of people who are successful.

All this will help in motivating and inspiring you and showing you the right path. Moreover, it is important to never let negative thoughts thrive in your mind and work towards putting end to this habit.

You can do so by replacing your negative thoughts with constructive and positive reviews. Start to pay attention to your ideas and don’t pay heed to negative thoughts. Further, it is helpful to use affirmations.

These positive statements will truly sink into your subconscious mind and guide you to take better action. It will also help in visualising your dreams and getting the right means to achieve them fast.

Finally, always stay guard and gatekeep your mind to make important changes in life. In other words, do not be afraid to take actions. Keep yourself busy and do different things to avoid becoming cynical and remaining positive.

Conclusion of the Essay on Positive Thinking

To conclude, we must change our attitude and believe that we will succeed one day. Moreover, we also need to implement positive thinking techniques which will help us learn from our failures and stay focused. As positive thinking plays an essential role in our lives, we must make sure to adopt in our lives.

Positive thinking helps you stand back up again when you are knocked down by bad luck or negativity.

. —Tom Laurie

USAGE OF BOTTLED WATER

SHOULD WE AVOID IT?

For a long time now, bottled water has become a trend amongst people all around the world. Mostly, it is cheap and advertised as healthy. Unfortunately, the water is actually not always as healthy as it might seem. Many companies use tap water sealed into bottles, sometimes purified, sometimes not. Many people who buy water bottles never reuse them and the plastic ends up polluting the environment. The cost for transporting millions of empty bottles each month is huge, and ultimately pollutes the air. Therefore, harming the environment, polluting the air and wasting plastic and fuel are strong arguments that why should not sell bottle water.

“Drinking water is like washing out your insides. The water will cleanse the system, fill you up, decrease your caloric load and improve the function of all your tissues.” – Kevin R. Stone

Even though recycling is something everyone should be doing, many people still throw away their water bottles. Millions use plastic bottles each month, causing transport to waste lands costing great amounts of money for fuel. The wastelands pollute the air, and so does the fuel when used. If our school sells and uses these plastic bottles normally, that demonstrates that we are helping to pollute the environment.

I believe that bottled water should be banned, because of the environmental impact & the health effects they cause. Bottled water is obviously not a healthier or cleaner option to normal tap water. Also, bottled water is despicably expensive when you compare it to the cost per gallon of tap water.

Almost all bottled water sold is tap water, which is put in plastic bottles and sold at huge profits. So pretty much what you’re doing is buying the same water that you could drink at your house for FREE. Also, if a person is choosing between tap water and bottled water, tap water is clearly the more economical and the healthier option.

According to a 2001 report of the World-Wide Fund for Nature, approximately 1.5 million tons of plastic are used in the bottling of 89 billion liters of water each year. Other than the amount of plastic bottles produced each year, the energy essential to produce and transfer these bottles to the market uncontrollably drains limited fossil fuels.

Did you know that each year the making of the plastic water bottles takes sufficient oil and energy to fuel a million cars? Millions of gallons of fuel are wasted daily transporting filtered tap water around the world and across countries. All the energy to make the bottle, even more to ship it around the planet and then we drink it in about two minutes? And do you know what happens when you’re finished with that bottle?

Ninety percent of water bottles end up in landfills where they sit for thousands of years or in incinerators where they’re burned releasing toxic pollution. I don’t see this as being recycling; real recycling would be turning the bottles back into bottles, which happens to only ten percent of the water bottles.

Pretty much what the government is doing, is wasting so much money and energy to pollute our earth. Bottled water companies have made a momentous strain on the environment, due to their tolerant use of precious resources and their manufacturing of billions of plastic bottles.

Around the globe, a billion people don’t have access to clean water. However cities all over the world are spending millions of dollars to deal with all the plastic bottles thrown out. What if we spent that money improving our water systems or even better, developing better water systems in third world countries?

Just remember it could be the beginning of this change, but after cities would be banning water bottles and maybe even countries.

Plastic Ban: An Initiative Towards Better Results!

Reducing Millions of Tons of CO2: EU Single-Use Plastic Ban

Plastic bags are a major cause of environmental pollution. Plastic as a substance is non-biodegradable and thus plastic bags remain in the environment for hundreds of years polluting it immensely. It has become very essential to ban plastic bags before they ruin our planet completely. Many countries around the globe have either put a ban on the plastic bag or imposed tax on it. However, the problem hasn’t been solved completely because the implementation of these measures hasn’t been as successful as expected.

People are more aware of the fact that plastic is harmful to the environment and if we keep increasing the use of plastic it is possible that we are creating a more harmful environment sooner than later. In this aticle on should plastic be banned it is important to understand that plastic in itself is not harmful when used, or recycled and reused, it is rather the littering of plastic on the streets, on land and water bodies, and the single-use plastic bags which are disposed in the same manner and cannot be recycled. Plastic is a non-biodegradable matter and takes lots of efforts to get decomposed so it is only natural that when such matter is only increasing then the threat to nature also rises.

Many countries like Italy, Bangladesh, China, and Kenya have taken the initiative to ban the use of plastic and are not given any to the public at any check out counter. However, there are many countries that have not adopted this, as it is also difficult to find an alternative to plastic that is easily decomposable and safer for the environment. So, rather than completely banning the use of plastic, we must find ways of recycling and reusing the plastic so that the dumping of plastic does not deteriorate the natural environment.

Important Reasons to Ban Plastic Usage:-

  1. Plastic can endure every climate and when littered travels through wind or water and reaches ocean bodies or gets stuck on lands and trees and harms these environments as it is non-biodegradable since it is made of non-renewable materials.
  2. The energy required to drive a car for 1 kilometre is used to make 9 plastic bags and this ratio is irrational as the plastic bag used is rather useful for only 11 minutes to carry materials and then discarded.
  3. An Environment Health Perspective reports that the components of plastic mimic hormones like estrogen and this causes severe damage to our health as it disrupts the natural hormonal balance in our body.
  4. It is a threat to wildlife who in negligence sometimes consume plastic which is littered along with their food. Many aquatic animals like turtles suffer a great deal as their digestive system is entangled in plastic and die.
  5. Plastic bags are not easy to recycle as the recycling rate by the recycling facilities is only 5% so it is tedious work.

Some Major Problems caused due to Plastics:-

  1. They are Non-Biodegradable–

Plastic bags are made up of elements that are extremely hard to be degraded by the microbes in the environment. They take hundreds of years to be completely decomposed, which essentially means that almost all of the plastic ever made still exists in the environment causing pollution! In fact, plastic bags are a major source of pollution of land and water presently across the world. 

2. Effect of Plastic on Human Health–

Due to the excessive use of plastics, there are a number of ways in which plastic finds its way into our food chain. Accumulation of nano plastics over a long period of time can cause organ failure, intoxication and respiratory and gastrointestinal distress. Burning of plastics also produces harmful smoke that can cause poisoning in humans. 

3. Harmful for Animals–

Animals, both terrestrial and aquatic, consume a lot of plastic wastes unknowingly. Consuming large chunks of plastic often cause blockage in their respiratory tract. This may result in respiratory failure due to choking. After consuming plastic bag, an animal is not able to digest it and it stays inside its intestine causing complications and ultimately, untimely death.

4. Clogged Sewage–

Another major problem of plastic bags is that it accumulates in waterways and clogs drains and sewages. This can result in overflowing drains which can then breed various vectors of diseases. Afterwards, from this accumulation of plastic bags oxygen supply to the water is reduced and aquatic animals die due to the lack of oxygen as well.

Conclusion:-

Although plastic is becoming a big threat for all of us, still this problem has often been overlooked and underestimated. This is because people do not look at the long term effect of these small, easy to carry bags they use in their everyday life. Besides all of these people keep using bags due to their convenience. But now everyone has to completely stop using the plastic bag to save our environment and earth.

It is safe to say that like any global problems affecting the environment and the people all over it is not easy to find a particular solution so we can only trust time to see what works and what doesn’t and in the meantime find alternatives which are biodegradable and instead of dumping reuse and recycle and spread awareness about its importance, in this way you can contribute to maintaining nature’s sanctity.

Areas of gender discrimination:


(Gender discrimination refers to the discrimination against a person or group on the basis of his/ her sex or gender identity. In other words, it is the practice of granting or denying rights or privileges to a person based on his or her gender. Discrimination based on sex or gender can also be defined as adverse action against another person, which would not have occurred had the person been of another sex. This is considered a form of prejudice and is illegal in certain circumstances in most countries. Gender discrimination can arise in different contexts. For instance, an employee may be discriminated against by not being hired, promoted, or being wrongfully terminated based on his
or her gender. Socially, sexual differences have been used to justify different roles for men and women, in some cases giving rise to claims of primary and secondary roles. While there are alleged non-physical differences between men and women, major reviews of academic literature on gender difference find only a tiny minority of characteristics where there are consistent psychological differences between men and women, and these relate directly to experiences grounded in biological difference. However, there are also some psychological differences in regard to how problems are dealt with and emotional perceptions and reactions which may relate to hormones. Unfair discrimination usually follows gender stereotyping held by a society. Gender discrimination exists to different extents in all societies. Whether it occurs in a blatant or subtle way, gender discrimination has a negative impact on individuals
and the community.


Although gender discrimination is traditionally viewed by as problem normally encountered by women, it affects
men as well. For instance, job customarily and historically held mainly by women, like nurses, childcare providers and flight mainly are often denied to men based on social stigmas. In many countries while widows get bereavement benefit, there is no equivalent benefit for widowers. Paternity leave for men is quite no rare and is offered only in certain countries or sectors.


Family and Home:


Gender discrimination often begins at home, Son preference, as we know, is widespread in India. It is also
prevalent in China, North Korea and Pakistan. Female infants girls and women are prejudiced against when it comes to
nutrition, health care or education. Due to the advances in technology, determining the sex of
the foetus in the womb is now possible. Though sex determination tests are illegal in India, the practice of finding
out the sex of the foetus is quite common. This often leads t aborting fetuses if it is female (female foeticide). The killing of female infants (female infanticide) is also common widespread practice of female foeticide and infanticide has led to a skewed sex ratio in countries like India and China. Sex ratio is the ratio of females to males in a population
Sex ratio is an important social indicator to measure the extent of prevailing equity between males and females at a given point of time.


Sex Ratio is defined as the number of females perI000 the males. extent Sex of Ratio prevailing is an equity important between social males indicator and female measures a given point of time. It is mainly the outcome of the interplay of
sex differentials in mortality, sex selective migration, sex ratio at birth and at times the sex differential in population
enumeration, The average natural sex ratio for humans from birth is approximately 105:100. Scientists are not sure why there are 105 males born for every 100 females around the world.


Sex ratio (females per thousand males)


India 933 Rural 946 Urban 9000
State with Highest Female Sex Ratio Kerala 1,058
State with Lowest Female Sex Ratio Haryana 861
UT with Highest Female Sex Ratio
Pondicherry 1,001
UT with Lowest Female Sex Ratio
Daman & Diu 710
District with Highest Female Sex Ratio Mahe
(Pondicherry) 1,147
District with Lowest Female Sex Ratio Daman
(Daman& Diu) 591
Source: Census Data 2001

According to the 2001 census, the sex ratio of India stands at 933:1000 (there are 933 females for every 1000 males). It is heavily skewed in favor of males, showing that Indian society is still prejudiced against females. The population sex ratio for Tamil Nadu has increased from 974 females per 1,000 males in 1991 to 986 in 2001. This is true of most States. Only four States among those with a population exceeding 20 million in 2001 Haryana, Gujarat, Maharashtra and Punjab decline in population sex ratios between 1991 and 2001. However, Tamil Nadu’s child sex ratio – defined as the number of girls per 1,000 boys in the age group of 0-6 years shows a decline from 948 in 1991 to 939 in 2001. The decline in child sex ratios in some districts of the State is quite alarming report . The family can be seen as one of the main sites of gender a discrimination as most human behavioral patterns can be traced to what people learn at home. Women and men are often treated unequally in the family. In most households, the father or some other male member, is considered the head of the family, and hence, the center of authority.
Women, as we know, generally do most of the domestic chores like cooking and cleaning and are responsible for child
care. In most Indian households, domestic work is considered woman’s area of sphere, while work done outside the home is the man’s sphere. The distribution of work and roles in the family based on sex is called gender division of l

To understand the problems with gender division of labor one must understand the concept of social reproduction or simply ‘reproduction’. As opposed to production (which is work done in the market, for instance, work done in a factory manufacturing cars), reproduction refers to the whole range of activities that allow human beings to continue their lives household wort cooking, cleaning, washing, caring for children, ill, old socializing of the new generation. Without these things, it impossible for any production to happen.

  • Author Brigid Schulte says that with more people staying home due to COVID-19, it’s hard to ignore “the fact that women bear so much more of the burden of child care and housework.”

International Conference on Technological Advancement in Science, Engineering, Management & Pharmaceutics – 2021 (ICTASEMP-21)

 

ISBN NO. for Print Proceedings of Conference

978-81-951121-8-0

 

Publisher of Print Proceedings of Conference Papers

Technoarete Research & Development Association

Imprint

Technoarete

Name of Conference

International Conference on Technological Advancement in Science, Engineering, Management & Pharmaceutics – 2021 (ICTASEMP-21)

Date of Conference

15th – 16th July 2021

Venue of Conference

Virtual Conference

Conference Organizers Name and Details  

Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering

Holy Mary Institute of Technology & Science

in Association with

Institute For Engineering Research and Publication (IFERP)

Brief About Conference (100 to 500 words)

International Conference on Technological Advancement in Science, Engineering, Management & Pharmaceutics – 2021 (ICTASEMP’21) aims to bring together leading academic scientists, researchers and research scholars to exchange and share their experiences and research results about all aspects of Electronics & Communication Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science & Engineering, Information Science & Engineering, Biotechnology, Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Basic Science Engineering and Master of Business Administration (MBA). Now-a-days the academia and researchers are not only pondering but also experiencing the overwhelming outcomes of interdisciplinary researches. Moreover, it has been ubiquitously encouraged by the governments, research agencies and by the academic institutions. The context of the conference is to foster as well as exaggerate the research culture among academia and industry facilitated by sprinkled out ideas by exchange of the intellect during conduct of the conference.

For more Details: https://ictasemp.com/

 

Editor of Conference Proceedings

Mr. Y. David Solomon Raju, Head of the Department, ECE, Holy Mary Institute of Technology & Science (Autonomous), Hyderabad

 

2nd International Conference on Futuristic Trends in Embedded Systems and Networking (ICFTEN 2021)

 

ISBN NO. for Print Proceedings of Conference

978-81-951120-8-1

 

 

Publisher of Print Proceedings of Conference Papers

Technoarete Research & Development Association

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Technoarete

Name of Conference

2nd International Conference on Futuristic Trends in Embedded Systems and Networking (ICFTEN 2021)

Date of Conference

07th – 08th July 2021

Venue of Conference

Virtual Conference

Conference Organizers Name and Details  

 

Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering & IQAC Rao Bahadur Y.Mahabaleshwarappa Engineering College, Ballari in assosciation with Institute For Engineering Research and Publication (IFERP)

 

Brief About Conference (100 to 500 words)

 

The objective of ICFTEN-2021 is to present the latest research and results of scientists (preferred students, post graduate Students, Research Scholars and post-doc scientists) related to Electrical, Electronics & Communication Engineering and Computer Science & Engineering. The conference will feature traditional paper presentations as well as keynote speeches by prominent speakers who will focus on related state-of-the-art technologies in the areas of the conference.

 

For more Details: https://icften.com/

Editor of Conference Proceedings

 

Dr. S. Prabhavathi, Professor,Department of ECE,RYMEC, Ballari

 

RAKSHA BHANDAN

 

By:Astha Raghav 

Raksha Bandhan, also Rakshabandhan, is a popular, traditionally Hindu annual rite, or ceremony, which is central to a festival of the same name, celebrated in South Asia, and among people around the world influenced by Hindu culture. On this day, sisters of all ages tie a talisman, or amulet, called the Rakhi, around the wrists of their brothers, symbolically protecting them, receiving a gift in return, and traditionally investing the brothers with a share of the responsibility of their potential care.

An occasion like Raksha Bandhan rings the bell once in a year, and it’s a moment which means a lot to a sister, so adore your loving sister with some super fantastic gift items which can make her delighted on this special day. You will never go wrong with offering a package of dark chocolate, personalized mug, favorite teddy, etc. So, dedicate a meaningful gift that can bring a big smile of happiness on her face on this special day.

Thank you!

He would have always surprised you with lots of gifts on various occasions. Now, it’s time to return the favor by giving your brother a little token of love. With blessings and loads of love, offer some heart-touching gifts to naughty brother on the special occasion of Raksha Bandhan. Delight him with cute and adorable gifts such as personalized pen stands, personalized photo frame, God idol, etc. and let him know how much he means to you.

International Conference on Civil Engineering, Architecture and Sustainable Infrastructure (ICCEASI – 21)

 

ISBN NO. for Print Proceedings of Conference

978-81-951120-7-4

 

Publisher of Print Proceedings of Conference Papers

Technoarete Research & Development Association

Imprint

Technoarete

Name of Conference

International Conference on Civil Engineering, Architecture and Sustainable Infrastructure (ICCEASI – 21)

Date of Conference

23rd – 24th September 2021

Venue of Conference

Virtual Conference

Conference Organizers Name and Details  

 

 

Babu Banarasi Das University, Lucknow 

in Association with

Institute For Engineering Research and Publication (IFERP)

Brief About Conference (100 to 500 words)

 

About Conference

The objective of ICAET-2021 is to present the latest research and results of scientists (preferred students, post graduate Students, Research Scholars and post-doc scientists) related to Electrical, Electronics & Communication Engineering and Computer Science & Engineering. The conference will feature traditional paper presentations as well as keynote speeches by prominent speakers who will focus on related state-of-the-art technologies in the areas of the conference.

For more Details: https://www.icceasi.net/

 

Editor of Conference Proceedings

Prof. (Dr.) Omprakash Netula,HOD, Department of Civil Engineering,Babu Banarasi Das University, Lucknow

 

International Conference on Data Science , Machine learning and Applications-2021 (ICDSMLA-2021)

 

ISBN NO. for Print Proceedings of Conference

978-81-951120-6-7

 

Publisher of Print Proceedings of Conference Papers

Technoarete Research & Development Association

Imprint

Technoarete

Name of Conference

International Conference on Data Science , Machine learning and Applications-2021 (ICDSMLA-2021)

Date of Conference

10th & 11h July 2021

Venue of Conference

Virtual Conference

Conference Organizers Name and Details  

 

CSE and CS/IT Department, RabindraNath Tagore University, Raisen, Madhya Pradesh in Association with Institute For Engineering Research and Publication (IFERP)

Brief About Conference (100 to 500 words)

About Conference

International Conference on Data Science , Machine learning and Applications-2021 aims to bring together leading academic scientists, researchers and research scholars to exchange and share their experiences and research results about all aspects of Engineering Technology and Innovation. Now-a-days the academia and researchers are not only pondering but also experiencing the overwhelming outcomes of interdisciplinary researches. Moreover, it has been ubiquitously encouraged by the governments, research agencies and by the academic institutions.
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Editor of Conference Proceedings

 

Dr.S.Veenadhari, Associate Professor, CSE Department, RabindraNath Tagore University

 

 

4th International Conference on Food and Nutrition

 

ISBN NO. for Print Proceedings of Conference

978-81-951120-0-5

 

Publisher of Print Proceedings of Conference Papers

Technoarete Research & Development Association

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Technoarete

Name of Conference

4th International Conference on Food and Nutrition

Date of Conference

23rd -24th September 2021

Venue of Conference

Virtual Conference

Conference Organizers Name and Details  

BioLEAGUES Worldwide and USFN

Brief About Conference (100 to 500 words)

 BioLEAGUES and Universal Society of Food and Nutrition is excited to invite all the experts, professionals, officials, practitioners, researchers, experimenters, scholars and others from different parts of the world, who are in the field of Food and Nutrition industries to participate in 4th International Conference on Food and Nutrition, scheduled to be held on the 23rd -24th September 2021 in Singapore. We extend our warm welcome to all specialists and researchers interested in presenting their research results in the Food and Nutrition industries, to partake in this remarkable 4th International Conference on Food and Nutrition. We anticipate many Food and Nutrition industry experts to congregate at this extraordinary conference and take cognizance of this important educational convention to promote the position of experimentation and progress being made. This conference is promised to grant delegates extensive prolific networking opportunities and educational activities. Attendees are guaranteed to leave this event equipped with intense expertise, modern strategies, and resolutions that will assist them in promoting their profession, discipline, and research pursuits. 4th ICFN 2021, will also unravel the route to numerous productive professional opportunities capable of elevating one’s career to new heights.

For more Details: https://www.foodandnutritionconference.com/ 

 

Editor of Conference 

 

 

Dr. VijayaKhader, Former Dean ,Faculty of Home Science, Acharya N.G.Ranga Agricultural University, Hyderabad, India

 

3RD INDO ONCOLOGY SUMMIT

 

ISBN NO. for Print Proceedings of Conference

978-81-951120-5-0

 

Publisher of Print Proceedings of Conference Papers

Technoarete Research & Development Association

Imprint

Technoarete

Name of Conference

3RD INDO ONCOLOGY SUMMIT

Date of Conference

24TH, 25TH & 26TH SEPTEMBER 2021

Venue of Conference

Virtual Conference

Conference Organizers Name and Details  

BioLEAGUES Worldwide and IAO

Brief About Conference (100 to 500 words)

 

About Conference

BioLEAGUES worldwide in association with International Association of Oncology glad invites all participants across the globe to the most prestigious 3rd Indo oncology summit. The aim of the conference is to discuss on the Research & Innovation in Clinical & Medical Oncology on a global platform. 3rd Indo oncology summit will have a rigorous scientific program that will be appealing to the entire spectrum of ovarian cancer researchers, those with interests in discovery-based, translational, clinical and population-level research. Open to worldwide participants, 3rd Indo oncology summit will celebrate the recent advances, explore the current scientific challenges and consider the merits of emerging therapies. 3rd Indo-oncology will focus on mainly lung cancer and breast cancer due to an increase in the number of cases around.

For more Details: https://indooncologysummit.com/

 

Editor of Conference Proceedings

Dr Ghanshyam Biswas, Executive director & Consultant Oncologist, Bhubaneshwar, India

 

3rd INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON NURSING SCIENCE AND HEALTHCARE (ICNSH)

 

Barcode of ISBN no. 

978-81-951121-3-5

 

Publisher of Print Proceedings of Conference Papers

Technoarete Research & Development Association

Imprint

Technoarete

Name of Conference

3rd INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON NURSING SCIENCE AND HEALTHCARE (ICNSH)

 

Date of Conference

22nd – 23rd October 2021

Venue of Conference

Virtual Conference

Conference Organizers Name and Details  

SFNP and ITM Gwalior

Brief About Conference (100 to 500 words)

 

About Conference

The 3rd ICNSH provides nursing professionals to gain about a wide range of educational advancements at one location. 3rd ICNSH are considered as a golden opportunity to be enlightened with the most recent advancements and developments in the field of nursing. SFNP has been regularly organizing International conferences, webinars, seminars and workshops across the globe encouraging in the growth of nursing science and nursing professionals. We are glad to invite you to the 3rd International Conference on Nursing Science and Healthcare to be held on 22nd & 23rd October 2021 at ITM University Institute of Nursing Science, Gwalior, India 

For more Details: https://icnsh.com/

 

Editor of Conference Proceedings

Dr. Kandasamy M, Professor Cum Principal, Dharan Nursing College, India

 

7th GoGreen Summit

 

ISBN NO. for Print Proceedings of Conference

978-81-951121-4-2

 

Publisher of Print Proceedings of Conference Papers

Technoarete Research & Development Association

Imprint

Technoarete

Name of Conference

7th GoGreen Summit

Date of Conference

14th – 15th October 2021

Venue of Conference

Virtual Conference

Conference Organizers Name and Details  

BioLEAGUES Worldwid and ISERS

Brief About Conference (100 to 500 words)

 

About Conference

The 7th GoGreen Summit is organized by BioLEAGUES and International Society of Environmental Relationship and Sustainability (ISERS) which is scheduled to be held on 14th – 15th October 2021 in the Manila, Philippines . We invite all environmentalists, green earth warriors, nature enthusiasts, meteorologists, professors, Climate scientists and all other Attendees to join at the 7th GoGreen to learn from experts in their community and leave armed with the tools and strategies to make a difference at their organization.

For more Details: https://gogreen.bioleagues.com/

 

Editor of Conference Proceedings

Dr. Bambang Sugiyono AP, Associate Professor, State Polytechnic of Malang, Indonesia