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PUNE RESEARCH WORLD 

AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES

( ISSN  2455 - 359X  ONLINE )  (JIF 3.63)

 VOLUME 8 , ISSUE - 2 (JUNE TO AUG 2023)

AASTHA N. RAMNANI

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Blockchain technology has revolutionized various sectors and is considered the catalyst for a new era. Its widespread popularity and applications have disrupted existing systems, particularly in the financial industry. This technology is poised to shape the future of finance, impacting an increasing number of financial services. As financial firms strive to adapt to these changes and meet growing demands, they are incorporating new technologies to enhance competitiveness globally. Customers seek simplicity, convenience, efficiency, and speed in financial services. Blockchain is expected to be a game-changing innovation that will profoundly influence the financial sector. This suggests that financial institutions are likely to benefit from embracing blockchain technology. This article critically examines the use of blockchain in Indian financial services and its regulatory concerns. Blockchain technology provides secure and reliable transactions, but the issue of privacy has sparked intense debate. Given the circumstances, it is conceivable for the aforementioned technology to dominate the financial services sector in a short amount of time if appropriate rules are created, implemented, and codified for the betterment of the blockchain technology.

WASFIA HASAN

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Wilkie Collins’The Woman in White  appears as a masterpiece of detective fiction .It appears as a  series of documents . The documents are put for specific purpose that comments on its specific  narrative .With a short "Preamble" , the novel begins and  its  protagonist Walter Hartright sets the trend which popularized the popular detectives of the present times.In The Woman in White Collins entangles the plot by his sui generis narrative techniques . The present paper offers a close reading on the contexts, texts and connotations of The Woman in White.

Key Words :Wilkie Collins , The Woman in White, detective fiction , mystery fiction, narrative technique, postmodernism.

DR. POOJA ANAND DESHMUKH

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Language is a medium of communication through which you can express your vistas. In today’s era, English is a globalised language. English is said to be the world’s most important language having communicative and educational value. It is a progressive language. It is dynamic and flexible. It is universally renowned for its power of  expression and it’s literature. English has great impression on the mind of people. According to recent surveys, approximately 4.1 of Indian population employ English. That figure might seen insignificant, but out of the total population it represents 35 millions English speakers. It means India is the largest English speaking community outside the USA & the UK.

DR. ABHA SHARMA

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Despite legal provisions for gender equality in the Indian constitution, there is still a significant gap when it comes to achieving social and economic equality for women. Women in India often face discrimination and are frequently identified primarily by their roles within the family rather than as independent individuals. This prevailing perception contributes to the view of women as belonging to the "weaker section" of society. Empowering women is crucial to enable their full participation in the development process and to transform them into valuable contributors to society. Extensive research has been conducted on various issues related to women since India gained independence. Such studies play an essential role in understanding the challenges women face and determining the path towards women's empowerment. This study helps to  identify the specific areas where women need support and intervention. They shed light on issues such as education, healthcare, employment, political representation, gender-based violence, and social norms that perpetuate gender inequality. By analysing the findings of these studies, policymakers, activists, and society as a whole can develop targeted strategies and interventions to address the barriers faced by women. By conducting comprehensive research on these and other relevant areas, society can gain a deeper understanding of the challenges women face and work towards implementing evidence-based policies and programs. It is through such efforts that women's empowerment can be achieved, leading to a more equitable and inclusive society.

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Key words: Women empowerment, constitutional right, awareness, development and tribal women

LAKSHITA SANGANERIA

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Imagine that you order a Farmhouse Pizza from Dominos, the pizza tastes different than its usual taste, you then see a label on the store’s door and hear a person announcing that a new owner has acquired the Dominos trademark and altered the quality and taste of the existing products and also a new category of pizza has been added which is sweet in taste. Now imagine that Woodland is acquired by Toyota Motor Corporation and under this brand name it has started manufacturing four-wheeler vehicles and it will not continue to make their well-known leather shoes. These examples show how, as a result of assignment of a trademark, an assignee may decide to alter the components or technical specifications of the goods identifiable by a trademark. Such alterations to the product quality and kind of the products are likely to mislead the consumers. In the past, trademark assignments were not encouraged by the law. It also became lucrative for certain trademark owners to permit third parties to create and promote their products while they retained control over the same due to the growth of modern industry and commerce. The welfare of the customers and the avoidance of consumer fraud, in which items are misrepresented as coming from one source when they really come from another, are important considerations when trademark licences are granted.

Key Words: Trademark, Goodwill, Assignment, Transmission, Licensing

POURNIMA SANJAY JAWALE & PROF. J. D. NANAWARE

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To load and unload raw materials from one manufacturing stage to another, raw materials and products need to be transferred. To avoid defective products, detection or checking is necessary. We manufactured a mechatronics system (a prototype) based on ultrasonic sensors and programming. Using these sensors, we are checking three dimensions of an object in one pass i.e., simultaneously. In the end, the diverter separates the defected object and further transports it. Various design parameters like belt width, belt speed, belt pull, and motor selection are carried out as per the readings taken. The system has reached the requirement of dimensional checking and categorizing the objects.

Key Words: Conveyor Belt, Rollers, Micro-controller, Ultrasonic sensors, Circuit Manufacturing, Arduino Sketch, Embedded C, Proteus Professional.

DR. PRAVIN BHAGWAN BHASKAR

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Chaman Nahal's magnum opus Azadi is a saga of partition blues of India and Pakistan. Though the novel is a record of inexplicable pains, pangs and travails that the people of both the sides experienced, yet the writer has tried to discern out romance even in the crisis of the situation. The present paper explores this very element in the story of Azadi.

Keywords - 1. Magnum Opus, 2. Pangs, 3. Travails, 4. Romance.

WASFIA HASAN

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If we look at the spread and reception of  Muharram across the globe , we find it a significant  cultural text of humanity encompassing the loftiest o human values to be seen and associated with the event of Karbala . The paper on the one hand discusses the contexts of Moharram , on the other hand it focuses on different connotations concerned ,across the sects and faiths. The present paper offers a comprehensive note on the event of Muharram and its reception in the human psyche , especially that of Shia collective consciousness.

Key Words : Muharram, Imam Hussain, Shia , Hussaini Brahmin

INCHURE. S. M.; P. B. PAWAR & D. V. VEDPATHAK

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Using Zobell agar 42 bacterial isolates were obtained from marine water samples. These isolates were screened for the production of the pigment Pyoverdine by cultivating them on Pseudomonas Isolation Agar (PIA). Eight isolates were confirmed as pyoverdine producers by  U.V. studies and were identified based on their morphological and biochemical characterization. These isolates were further evaluated for the production of pyoverdine in succinate media and estimated both qualitative and quantitatively using CAS assay. Isolate RSML 05741 was found to be the most efficient producer with 87% siderophore production. pH 8 and 30⁰C were reported as most suitable parameters for maximum siderophore production.

Key words: Pyoverdine, Pseudomonas, U.V., CAS assay,