Kongunadu College of Engineering and Technology(Autonomous)

  Introduction                She was born in 1997 in Mingora, Pakistan. And she has two younger brothers. Her parents are Ziauddin and Toor Pekais Yousafzai. Malala Yousafzai, were graduated with a bachelor of arts degree in philosophy, politics & economics (PPE). Her father owns a school in her city and he is a passionate education advocate. Also, her family were had more concern about the education it inspired more for Malala. She has written a book “I am Malala” about herself and the struggles she had while the need for women education process and autobiography. In the book “I am Malala” the young woman who advocated for education and was attacked by the Taliban, along with her co-written Christina Lamb. The book was published on 8 th October 2013. By Weidenfeld & Nicolson in UK and Little, Brown company in the US. At the age of fifteen itself she followed her activism on female education. Though her book won several award...

          Social media plays an important role in everyone's life. It is a computer based network that allows interactive communication. All over the world, people are connected without any delay to share their feelings or moments . Millions of people around the world use social media in their day to day life. Social media has become very advanced and it has become a source of income for many people. Social media shapes our opinion and supports social movements. Social media creates the platform for creating and sharing thoughts and happy moments.      It has become an integral part of modern society, particularly among young people (Students). It is a social networking technology that allows people to communicate with each other. It’s estimated that two billion around the globe use the internet ;one billion are using social media, there are many applications: Social networking sites Connect people with one another, sharing content, building ...

   INTRODUCTION How remarkable the word empowerment is! Yes the word women are very powerful and the term women empowerment is precious. Many people think women get freedom but still women struggle a lot in domestic violence, dropout of education, physical and mental abuse. All the girls are educated but not equally to men, they are pushing towards marriage and there they facing the complication of dowry. Women rely on men to go outside. But now women started to ask for their own rights and work in all sectors. Women empowerment is a crucial thing for the development of our nation. Women go outside and meet a lot of people, share their thoughts on work places and create their own identity. /Nowadays women are in a major role as higher authorities in our own country to take our country to the next level. The women start to explore different countries and gain more and more knowledge. They stand strongly on our border to protect their own family as well as families of our nation...

 Introduction:      In recent years, the integration of Internet of Things (IoT) technology has emerged as a transformative solution for addressing healthcare challenges in rural areas, particularly through the development of portable diagnostic and medication systems. These systems are designed to enhance access to essential medical services, ensuring that underserved populations receive timely care and improved health outcomes. The need for such innovations stems from the limited access to healthcare facilities in rural regions, where residents often face significant barriers to receiving medical attention due to long distances and inadequate infrastructure. Chronic disease management is particularly challenging, as patients require consistent monitoring and medication, which can be difficult without nearby healthcare providers.      Portable diagnostic systems utilizing IoT technology offer real-time health monitoring, enabling continuous tracking o...

Introduction: The design and fabrication of filtration systems in biomedical equipment play a crucial role in ensuring the removal of impurities, maintaining sterility, and safeguarding patient health. Traditional filtration materials, such as synthetic polymers and activated carbon, while effective, often present environmental and cost challenges. the demand for sustainable and cost-effective solutions grows, natural alternatives are becoming more attractive. One such promising alternative is the use of corn cobs and stalks, agricultural by-products that are biodegradable, renewable, and widely available. Leveraging the natural porosity and absorbent properties of corn cobs, these materials can be engineered into filters for biomedical applications, such as air and water purification, as well as the removal of contaminants in medical devices. This project focuses on the design and fabrication of a filter using corn cob and stalk material, aiming to create an efficient, eco-friendly fi...

  ABSTRACT      Tobacco consumption remains a significant global health crisis, causing widespread morbidity and mortality. This paper delves into the multifaceted impact of tobacco on individual health, society, and the environment. The addictive nature of nicotine and the harmful effects of tobacco smoke are discussed, highlighting the various diseases and conditions associated with tobacco use. Additionally, the economic burden imposed by tobacco-related illnesses and lost productivity is examined. To mitigate the detrimental consequences of tobacco, the paper advocates for a comprehensive approach, including stringent regulations, public awareness campaigns, and effective cessation programs. Ultimately, a complete ban on tobacco products is proposed as a crucial step toward creating a healthier and more sustainable future. INTRODUCTION      Millions of individuals smoke Cigarettes and use tobacco products all around us these days. The lack of stric...

  Animated characters have held a special place in human culture for decades, evolving from simplistic drawings to intricately designed personalities that evoke powerful emotional responses from audiences of all ages. Whether it's a lovable Disney character, an iconic superhero from an animated series .  The phenomenon of loving animated characters can be explored from a psychological perspective, examining the underlying cognitive and emotional mechanisms that contribute to this affection. This article will explore the psychological reasons why animated characters capture our hearts, the emotional bonds they form with audiences, and the deeper meanings behind their creation. 1 . Reliability : They Reflect Our Own Feelings and Experiences One of the biggest reasons we feel close to animated characters is reliability . Even though they might be animals, robots, or fictional creatures, many animated characters go through experiences and emotions that feel familiar to us. When ch...

 Introduction:      Chemotherapy often causes hair loss, which can be very upsetting and affect a person's self-esteem and social interactions, sometimes leading to treatment refusal. This hair loss happens because chemotherapy drugs damage hair follicles, which rely on blood supply from the scalp's arteries. Scalp cooling is a method used to reduce hair loss by lowering the temperature of the scalp before, during, and after chemotherapy. This technique has been effective in helping women undergoing breast cancer treatment to keep their hair. The cooling system uses a special fluid to keep the helmet and scalp cold, causing blood vessels to constrict and possibly reducing the damage to hair follicles. This may limit how much of the chemotherapy drugs the follicles absorb, potentially decreasing hair loss. The success of scalp cooling can depend on the type and dose of chemotherapy used and how long the cooling is applied.      Cancer patients may also ...