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Automobile industries have been considered in India is very largest sector across the globe. This sector involves large number of production involving the bikes and cars annually in order to fulfill their large population. This research paper examines the role of GST by study the benefits and challenges that imposed on the automobile sector. In this Study, 250 passenger car owners’ opinions are collected and analyzed by adopting descriptive research design methodology. The review paper highlights the analysis on the impact of GST which would bring changes in the indirect taxation system of India. This paper has shown the aspects of the automobile dealers for indirect taxation leading to pay the taxes at the specific time. The paper also involves the background and theory of GST and its impact on the automobile sectors in India along with certain repercussions.

As Indian masses entered the freedom movement, British changes tack. Shortly after the Russian revolution, the cunning British declared their aim in India, was “gradual development of self-governing institutions with a view to the progressive realisation of responsible government in India as an integral part of the British empire”. Russia first became interested in India?s freedom struggle after the cataclysmic war of 1857. It was sparked by Indian soldiers revolting against the British east India Company. However, it was Trotsky who did many efforts to grant substantial help to India. In fact his writings reveal that he was abreast with India?s democratization and always criticized British imperialist reign over India. Moreover, from Soviet Union the whole leadership made cumulative efforts to unreel India from an oppressive rule of British. Most of the existing published material pertaining to the topic has been studied in order to extract pieces of information that were found relevant for the Research work. Along with that, historical method has been used to have in-depth insight for the background and nature of the India?s Independence Struggle and USSR. An Objectives are to Study how India got inspiration from USSR during and before their freedom struggle and to Study Gandhiji?s approach towards Soviet leaders.

In recent years communication network has been undergoing major changes in network architecture and services. Network must be designed for flexibility and adaptability with respect to access topology and routing. The system should operate well under the variety of unexpected condition and node failures. Under such situation the shortest path table must be updated properly. Many traditional algorithms were used has several drawbacks .In order to resolve that drawbacks, a New VLSI based routing network model is proposed for routing which can handle component failures. The learning algorithm for routing is developed using cost function to be minimized to find the optimized path. It is simulated and synthesized using Verilogpro and Leonardo spectrum. Also it has been analyzed using c.

This paper aims to compare some routing protocols in Mobile ad-hoc network (MANET). A MANET is a dynamic network in which collection of mobile nodes forms a temporary network without using any existing centralized administration or fixed infrastructure. The availability of routes at an instant can increase or decrease due to mobility of nodes. Therefore, the path availability and stability of routes at an instance is an issue in an Ad-hoc network. To support these types of issue in MANET, many routing protocols are designed, such as AODV, DSR, DSDV, FSR, DYMO, LAR etc. In this paper, we analyzed three different types of routing protocols: DSR, DYMO and FSR using QualNet 5.0.2 simulator. Several simulations were conducted in different traffic patterns (CBR and FTP) to analyze the performance of these routing protocols on the basis of performance matrices such as end-to-end dealy, jitter and throughput.

This article intends to study The Island of Dr.Moreau written by H.G. Wells in the light of scapegoat archetype. In this process, Carl Jung's theory of the archetypes or pre-existence forms and collective unconscious as their storehouse is benefitted to offer a sound understanding of the nature of archetype. In addition, Sir James Frazer's exposition of the probable reasons and relevant rituals to the sacrificial scapegoat are presented. In this study, the attempt is made to examine the unconscious belief in the significance of scapegoating in reviving peace.

The forest ecosystem of BAGBASENDE village in TSHOPO province, DRC was a target to bring a comparative study of insects between the two seasons in two forest types (intact and disturbed), with four traps that we used to capture insects In the case of the light traps, fermented bait aerial traps, pot barbers and invertebrate traps, the species richness in the wet season was higher than in the dry season; the Shannon index gave a high value in the wet season and the Wilcoxon statistical test gave a significant difference between the two seasons.

Abdominal pregnancy is a rare condition related with non negligible risks to mother and foetus. It can occur primarily or secondary to tubal abortion or rupture with implantation of the conceptus in the peritoneal cavity. We present a case of a 39 years old woman in her second pregnancy, with 33 weeks amenorrhea, which was admitted with abdominal pain and blackish bleeding. The ultrasonography revealed a foetal death located in the abdomen and the ct scan confirmed the diagnosis. The patient was successfully managed.

Our work relates to a numerical and experimental study of a solar exchanger designed and tested in Laboratory of Renewable Thermal Energy. This device is a unit for transforming solar radiation into thermal energy. The objective of our work is to study the evolution of temperature in the solar collector-water system. Our results show that this device makes it possible to heat the water during the day. The numerical results show that the temperature rise of the water is 47.84 °C in March and 46.34 °C in April.

Wearable waste sculptures are sometimes regarded as unimaginable and stretching it further as costumes for performance is another, considering the static nature of Sculpture. This elasticity was further stretched in introduction of Port Harcourt contemporary History in the multi-faceted creation called Pot Harcourt. Forging a relationship between various genres of Art and seamlessly doing so was an attempt in this study that has utilized wearable waste sculptures, oral commentary, Music, performance and History. Integration of these genre of arts were brought together to tell the origin of Port Harcourt, through to the contemporary history where the city is bemused with sooth wastes from industrial pollutions. The Arts of Oil, a Cultural History of Port Harcourt, was a collaborative Workshop of University of Port Harcourt, Institute of Niger Delta Studies and University of Oxford provided the platform at University of Port Harcourt Business School on 26th -27th July 2018. This workshop was funded by the Oxford Martin School. It was conceived in order to produce a ‘state of the art’ account of research on the arts of oil in Port Harcourt. Multidisciplinary papers, literature, photography, art, theatre, sociology, anthropology and history were harnessed within the various arts to bring to fore artists and scholars into creative dialogue about Port Harcourt contemporary History. This paper that has utilized qualitative mode of writing with methodical tools of observation and sculpture studio practices of dicing, piercing stringing and cumulating with movement and music rendition accompanied with descriptive narration in performance. A different vista for sculptures was projected to move away from the classical motionless characteristics of ancient Sculptures to that can be worn for mobile performances. That has situated Pot Harcourt which is like a bowl of salad that compromises various vegetables but delightfully blended by the salad cream to the delight of the consumer which in this case was the Port Harcourt art community as the audience.

In today’s world, social networking website like twitter, facebook, tumbler, etc. plays a very significant role. twitter is a micro-blogging platform which provides a tremendous amount of data which can be used for various applications of sentiment analysis like predictions, reviews, elections, marketing, etc. sentiment analysis is a process of extracting information from large amount of data, and classifies them into different classes called sentiments. python is simple yet powerful, high-level, interpreted and dynamic programming language, which is well known for its functionality of processing natural language data by using nltk (natural language toolkit). nltk is a library of python, which provides a base for building programs and classification of data. nltk also provide graphical demonstration for representing various results or trends and it also provide sample data to train and test various classifiers respectively.