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Employee Awareness and Satisfaction towards Welfare Measures: An Empirical Study on Ramco Cement Limited., Kolaghat Grinding Unit, West Bengal

Employee’s welfare refers to “the efforts which are provided by the employer for the good life worth of its employees”. Employee welfare means to provide an employee the basic minimum standards of a healthy and congenial working environment and living a worthy life. If the workforce be satisfied with the measures then only such humanitarian assistance is fruitful in its real meaning. Organizations provide welfare facilities to their employees to keep their motivation levels high enough. The employee welfare schemes broadly fall in to two categories: Intra-mural, provided within the work place and is governing by the specified laws on the other hand Extra-Mural, provided beyond the work place. Intra-Mural is the compliance of employee’s health, safety and welfare. Extra-Mural schemes differ from organization to organization and from industry to industry. This paper contributes the in-depth analysis of both Intra-Mural and Extra-Mural and its impact on employee satisfaction in Cement industries of a unit in West Bengal and recommendations for further improvement for deficiencies if any.

Published by: Bibhas Kumar De

Author: Bibhas Kumar De

Paper ID: V7I3-2127

Paper Status: published

Published: June 29, 2021

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Multiple vehicle speed detection on camera feed

Technology is evolving day by day which leads to automation in many aspects. This also applies to traffic concerned issues. We are having a saturation of the transportation infrastructure due to the growing number of vehicles over the past few decades. It affects our lives particularly in the urban areas, while people need to move rapidly between different places. This results in traffic congestion, accidents, transportation delays and larger vehicle pollution emissions. One of the major issues for accidents is driving vehicles at high speed. There is a need to control this issue which raises the question ‘How?’ Several solutions were introduced to reduce this problem. “The number of pedestrians killed in road crashes due to over speed increased from 22,656 in 2018 to 25,858 in 2019 i.e., an increase of about 14.13 percent.” – News 18. This paper presents a way to control traffic in an efficient way using surveillance cameras. This proposed model can detect the speed of any number of vehicles using surveillance cameras. This model captures the images of the offenders and stores them in a folder. This model detects the speed with accuracy and correctness.

Published by: Manasa Battula, Dr. K.Soumya, Chandini Beeram, Sarayu Bendalam, Mounika Bhimavarapu

Author: Manasa Battula

Paper ID: V7I3-2200

Paper Status: published

Published: June 29, 2021

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To Kill Wi-Fi Using ESP-8266 Module

The aim of this paper is to create a project to kill wi-fi as in kill unwanted devices. This device main function alert people against the flaws of their routers. The heart of this board is the wi-fi module esp-12E. This program code which we have developed kicks, unwanted people of the wi-fi, by attacking the routers and creates fake SSID’s or removes every user. This module has a powerful enough on-board processing and storage capability that allows it to be integrated with the sensors and other application-specific devices through its GPIOs with minimal development up-front and minimal loading during runtime. Its high degree of on-chip integration allows for minimal external circuitry, including the front-end module, which is designed to occupy a minimal PCB area. So the User who’s stealing (victim) won’t understand why he got disconnected nor he’ll be able to figure who’s behind it.

Published by: Ashish Vishwakarma, Rohan Kamble, Jainam Shah, Kalpesh Kubal

Author: Ashish Vishwakarma

Paper ID: V7I3-2204

Paper Status: published

Published: June 29, 2021

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Knowledge and utilization of Janani Shishu Suraksha Karykram among postnatal mothers in selected urban health centres

Background: The act of giving the birth is only moment when both pain and pleasure conserve at moment of time. This experience of transformation from womanhood/wife hood into the motherhood is privilege reserved exclusive for woman. Hence this transformation phase that a pregnancy and following childbirth has been contributing to have great impact on both maternal and infant health. Mother /children constitute priority group they comprise approximately 71.4% of population of developing countries. In India woman of child bearing age constitute 22.2% and child under 15-year age of about 35.3% of total population together they constituents nearly 57.5% of total population. Globally observation show that in developed region maternal mortality rate average in 385/100,000 live birth. In developed country region the figure 440 for same number of live birth. The government of India launched new initiative of Janani Shishu Suraksha Karykram from Mewat district in Haryana on June 1 (2011) unmistakably signal a huge leap forward in quest to make health for all reality. Aim: To assess the knowledge and utilization of Janani Shishu Suraksha Karyakram among postnatal mothers in selected urban health centres Method: A non experimental descriptive study consisting of 384samples from urban health centre Aurangabad, Maharashtra, India. The questionnaire was used to assess the knowledge regarding postnatal care and entitlement of knowledge and utilization was used to assess the of structured interview. Result: There is significant association was found between P<0.0001. Also significant association was found between age, religion, education, occupation, monthly family income, time taken to reach the hospital. Conclusions: Postnatal knowledge questionnaire and entitlement of knowledge utilization of JSSK questionnaire Can be used to assess the postnatal mother. More evaluation studies need to be conducted to know utilization pattern JSSK so as to improve coverage and remove the bottlenecks to further increase the utilization of JSSK scheme.

Published by: Sujata Govindrao Gaikwad, Amarja Gosavi

Author: Sujata Govindrao Gaikwad

Paper ID: V7I3-2197

Paper Status: published

Published: June 29, 2021

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Design guidelines for an effective workspace during the pandemic

The coronavirus (COVID‐19) pandemic has made employees nervous about returning to office spaces, as working situations in offices incorporates multiple shared surfaces, minimal scope for maintaining social distancing thereby increasing the risk of virus transmission. During the pandemic, both the government and the private sector witnessed significant modifications in their working methods. Although many adopted remote working, certain sectors such as banks, courts and health-care administrative offices have probably experienced more changes as most of them were open and operational throughout the pandemic. Considering the current pandemic situation and with all the Government and health mandates that has come into effect in an office workspace, new guidelines and design interventions needs to be identified to secure employee’s health and well-being within a shared workspace. This study is aimed at exploring the various organizational approaches in making an office space more welcoming during the pandemic and understanding the importance of designing a healthy interior environment. The nature of this research is intended in the direction to explore the potential ideas where remote working option is not feasible or where the nature of the work demands physical presence. Besides following the general measures, if certain changes or alterations can be done to an existing office space without having to completely change the interiors, could add an extra layer to the defensive measures.

Published by: Namrata Swargari, B. K. Chakravarthy, Abhijoy Banerjee, Ashima Banker

Author: Namrata Swargari

Paper ID: V7I3-2191

Paper Status: published

Published: June 29, 2021

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Applications of Artificial Intelligence in IoT and Sensor Networks: A Survey

The Internet of Things (IoT) is a digital universe in which tangible daily items are welcomed into a networked digital environment. Virtual assistants, smart thermostats, and fitness trackers are all examples of existing IoT gadgets. IoT innovation is accelerating, bringing more sophisticated gadgets to market with enormous potential to improve human well-being in sectors such as smart cities, efficient manufacturing, and customized healthcare. The factual motto of the IoT revolution is artificial intelligence (AI), which leverages computational power to learn from the massive amounts of data produced by IoT sensors to provide intelligent solutions and accurate predictions thereby providing value to IoT devices. To gain a bird's eye view of the future development of AI applications for IoT (referred to as AI-IoT in this Article), one critical consideration is whether such technology can be protected by intellectual property in the form of patents, and the impact of such patents on the AI-IoT innovation landscape. Enduringly this paper presents the ideas of artificial intelligence and machine learning together with defining its requirements, in the IoT.

Published by: Aryan Karn

Author: Aryan Karn

Paper ID: V7I3-2155

Paper Status: published

Published: June 29, 2021

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