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The Tracing Board Creating A Tracing Board Based On Genesis?
Sebök Ferenc
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2025.8.8.8611
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Masonic art has existed since the 17th century.
This art has evolved since then and its scope has broadened considerably. It manifests itself in different forms: graphic arts, comics, painting, music, prose, poetry, Masonic boards, cinema, sculpture, the creation of Masonic objects, decorations, and jewellery, etc.
In this article, I will focus more specifically on Masonic art as expressed through the creation of tracing boards, also known as « lodge carpets in France, Belgium or in Hungary. Sometimes the tracing board is drawn in sand as a temporary feature. In some lodges, a lodge carpet or tracing board is not used on the mosaic floor, but as a « lodge table » placed vertically for the instruction of the brothers. This is particularly the case in lodges in Brazil and elsewhere. Around the world, there are also lodges that work without a hand-painted tracing board.
In Hungary, the Hungarian term ”tapisz" (carpet) is often used to refer to a hand-painted artwork representing a tracing board of the first, second or the third degree of the « Blue lodge ». The hand-painted artwork uses canvas or even a wooden plaque. There are lodges where the apprentice draws in sand or reproduces the table with chalk, for example in a lodge in Luxembourg.
How is a lodge table created? Are there codes that must be followed?
Are codes related to rites and rituals decisive in the creation of a lodge table?
Is the lodge table an essential piece of furniture in a lodge?
If so, why? Can we imagine a lodge table based on Genesis?
If so, how?
These are the questions that this research project will attempt to answer.
Secure and Imperceptible Data Hiding Using Chaotic Map-Guided Embedding and Metaheuristic OOBO Optimization
Kshama Soni ,Dr. Rakesh Poonia
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2025.8.8.8612
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In the digital era, secure and imperceptible data hiding techniques are essential for protecting sensitive information. This paper introduces a novel steganographic framework that combines chaotic systems with a metaheuristic optimization algorithm to enhance both security and visual quality. The approach employs a logistic chaotic map to generate dynamic pseudo-random sequences that guide the embedding locations within a cover image, increasing unpredictability and resilience against statistical attacks. A modified Least Significant Bit (LSB) technique is used for data embedding, leveraging the chaotic sequence to minimize visual distortion. To further improve performance, the One-to-One Based Optimizer (OOBO) is utilized to adaptively select embedding parameters through intelligent, population-based interactions. Experimental results indicate that the proposed method achieves an excellent trade-off among imperceptibility, payload capacity, and robustness, surpassing conventional techniques in both visual and statistical metrics. This integrated strategy holds significant potential for secure communication and digital copyright protection.
Powerful Aspects of Women's Empowerment - “Socio-Economic Status and Occupation”: With Special Reference to Purba and Paschim Bardhaman Districts of West Bengal
Avijit Pal, Dr. Purnima Tiwari, Dr. Archana Mishra
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2025.8.8.8613
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Microfinance initiatives have emerged as a powerful instrument in addressing the economic and social marginalization of women in Purba Bardhaman and Paschim Bardhaman. By providing access to credit, encouraging entrepreneurship, and fostering collective strength through Self-Help Groups, microfinance has helped many women move towards financial independence and social recognition. Considering that women constitute over 70% of the world’s poor, empowering them through financial inclusion is not only an economic necessity but also a matter of human rights and dignity.
Customer Behaviour in Shopping Malls - A Study in Kolkata District
Sohini Nath, Dr. Purnima Tiwari, Dr. Archana Mishra
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2025.8.8.8614
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The thriving retail sector in India has caused a shift in consumer behavior. Nowadays, buying is its own distinct subject; it's a completely other ballgame. Shoppers no longer visit malls for the same reasons they did in the past. These days, many people like spending time at shopping malls. Malls are stealing customers away from mom-and-pop stores across India. The average Indian consumer's interests, attitudes, values, and ethics have seen a dramatic transformation, with the transition from mom-and-pop shops to malls. The retail landscape of India is undergoing a gradual but discernible transformation as a result of the proliferation of high-tech shopping malls across the nation. The number of shopping malls in India has increased dramatically during the past few decades.
Landmark Judgments and National Cybersecurity Initiatives as Pillars of Cyber Law Enforcement in India
Kanchan Kunwar, Dr. Narendra Kumar Singh
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2025.8.8.8615
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Robust cyber law enforcement systems have evolved to confront rising cyber dangers as a result of India's fast digital transformation. This legislative framework is now supported by two main sources: landmark court declarations and national cybersecurity measures. The Indian court has had a significant impact on protecting constitutional rights, such as freedom of speech and privacy online, via landmark decisions like Shreya Singhal v. Union of India and K.S. Puttaswamy v. Union of India. Not only have these rulings protected civil freedoms, but they have also pointed lawmakers in the right path as they work to modernize cyber legislation.
A Study of Farmers in Purba and Paschim Bardhaman Districts of West Bengal with Reference to Socio-Economic Impact of Agricultural Financing
Moneswar Sarkar, Dr. Purnima Tiwari, Dr. Archana Mishra
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2025.8.8.8616
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The performance of the agricultural industry is negatively impacted by a number of issues, including credit and the generation of capital. Providing small and marginal farmers with access to credit has a substantial impact on improving their socioeconomic circumstances. Productivity, income, and employment can all be increased through the use of this money to purchase inputs such as fertilizers, high-yielding crops, pesticides, and land renovation. Small and marginal farmers in the state can be saved and their standard of living can be raised by using it to create farm structures, enhance soil fertility, eliminate regional disparities, solve the problem of food security, establish irrigation facilities, manage water, and develop land. All of these things can be done with the help of this resource. The promotion of daily consumption, the financing of medical, educational, social, and religious purposes, the enhancement of economic activity, the assistance of farmers for increased protection, and the achievement of economic equilibrium are all benefits that are helped by this.
Comparative Analysis on Attitudes of Secondary School Teachers and Students towards Inclusive Education with Special Reference to North 24 Parganas District, West Bengal
Santanu Paul , Dr. Preeti Sharma
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2025.8.8.8617
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An analysis of secondary school teachers and student’s attitudes towards inclusive education, exploring potential contrasts and similarities in their perceptions. The comprehending these mindsets is essential for the effective execution of inclusive activities in secondary education. The importance of inclusive education, the need to assess attitudes, and the rationale behind differing perspectives from teachers and students are all important considerations. Inclusive education is a framework in which all students, irrespective of their backgrounds or abilities, receive instruction collaboratively within mainstream educational environments. Inclusive education fosters social integration, mitigates stigma, and ensures equitable access to high-quality education for all students. To examining the mindsets of both teachers and students offers a thorough scenario of the problems and opportunities in inclusive education. In this article, comparative analysis on attitudes of secondary school teachers and students towards inclusive education with special reference to North 24 Parganas district, West Bengal has been discussed.
An Analysis of Secondary School Teachers on Gender Sensitive Attitudes and Practices with Special Reference to Cooch Behar District, West Bengal
Dipak Chandra Das, Dr. Rama Singh
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2025.8.8.8618
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Teachers' attitudes can influence students and adopting gender-sensitive practices helps to challenge the dominant gender biases found in patriarchal societies. It creates an enabling learning environment where all students, regardless of gender, have equal access to educational opportunities and feel respected. For secondary school teachers to adopt gender-sensitive practices, they must undergo proper training to raise awareness of their own biases and gain skills in creating an inclusive classroom environment that promotes equal opportunity for all students. This involves using diverse teaching materials, fostering equal participation, challenging stereotypes, and creating a school culture where boys and girls have fair access to facilities and resources. In this article, an analysis of secondary school teachers on gender sensitive attitudes and practices with special reference to Cooch Behar District, West Bengal has been discussed.
Advancements in Magnetic Nanoparticles and Ferrofluids: Synthesis, Properties and Applications
Soumen Mondal, Dr. Devendra Pradhan
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2025.8.8.8619
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Magnetic nanoparticles (MNPs) and ferrofluids have emerged as pivotal materials in nanoscience, offering unique magnetic, thermal, and rheological properties that enable a wide spectrum of technological and biomedical applications. This paper provides a comprehensive exploration of the synthesis, characterization, and utilization of magnetic nanoparticles and ferrofluids. The study begins with an introduction to the fundamental concepts and historical development of MNPs, followed by an extensive review of related literature highlighting recent advancements and research trends. The discussion on the foundations of magnetic nanoparticles encompasses their structural, chemical, and magnetic properties, emphasizing how particle size, composition, and surface modifications influence functionality.
An Analysis of How People Behave Toward Khadi and Products Made in Small Businesses, With A Focus on Birbhum District in West Bengal
Shilpa Debnath, Dr. Purnima Tiwari, Dr. Archana Mishra
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2025.8.8.8620
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In the vicinity of Santiniketan, the district of Birbhum is home to a number of handloom, khadi, and allied village-industry activities. These activities include weavers, spinners, tiny khadi centers, and craft clusters such as tussar and kantha craftsmanship. Listed below are the district khadi institutions and artisan clusters in Birbhum that are supported by the West Bengal Khadi & Village Industries Board. This demonstrates the presence of local institutions that are responsible for production and sales.
The Effects of Trade Wars on International Trade and Economic Growth
Dr. Apurba Barman
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2025.8.8.8621
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Trade wars, characterised by the imposition of tariffs, quotas, and other trade barriers between nations, have significant implications for global trade flows and economic growth. This study examines the impact of recent trade conflicts, particularly between major economies such as the United States and China, on international trade volumes, domestic industries, and GDP growth. Using both qualitative and quantitative analysis, the research evaluates changes in export-import patterns, sectoral performance, and economic indicators.
सूर्यबाला जी के उपन्यासों में नारी संवेदना
Kunchikorave Dipa Prakash, Dr. Ram Manohar Upadhyay
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2025.8.8.8622
CrossRef DOI URL : https://doi.org/10.31426/ijamsr.2025.8.8.8622
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सूर्यबाला हिंदी साहित्य की एक प्रतिष्ठित और सशक्त उपन्यासकार हैं, जिनके उपन्यासों में नारी जीवन की गहन जटिलताओं, अंतर्द्वंद्वों और सूक्ष्म संवेदनाओं का मार्मिक एवं यथार्थवादी चित्रण मिलता है। उनकी कृतियों में स्त्री केवल अबला या शोषित के रूप में ही चित्रित नहीं होती, अपितु एक जागरूक, स्वावलंबी और परिवर्तन की सूत्रधार के रूप में भी मुखरित होती है।
Systematic Review on Mobile Commerce in New Generation Private Banks
Alat Maroti Parasaram, Dr. Purnima Tiwari, Dr. Nidhi Patidar
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2025.8.8.8623
CrossRef DOI URL : https://doi.org/10.31426/ijamsr.2025.8.8.8623
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Exhaustive studies showed that the transformative role of mobile commerce (m-commerce) in the strategic evolution of new generation private banks. With rapid advancements in mobile technologies and escalating customer expectations for convenience, security, and personalized services, private banks are increasingly leveraging mobile platforms to redefine financial interactions. It also analyzes how features such as mobile payments, digital wallets, biometric authentication, and real-time analytics enhance customer experience and operational efficiency.
Customer Relationship Management Strategies in The Hospitality Industry: A Glimpse
Abhik Kumar Sen, Dr. Meenakshi Shrivastava
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2025.8.8.8624
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Customer Relationship Management (CRM) strategies are comprehensive, data-driven plans for managing interactions with current and prospective customers. These strategies seek to foster loyalty, enhance retention, and increase revenue. They involve identifying customer needs, personalizing communication across various channels, and leveraging technology to deliver value and optimize the customer experience throughout the entire lifecycle. In the contemporary hospitality industry, effective customer relationship strategies are essential for achieving customer satisfaction, loyalty, and sustained business success. This paper presents an overview of the principal strategies employed by hospitality organisations to establish and maintain strong customer relationships.
A Correlational Study of Retail Enterprises of Employee Engagement and Organizational Performance
Yogita Sharma, Dr. Meenakshi Shrivastava
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2025.8.8.8625
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In this retail business research, we look at how employee engagement relates to company success. With the use of structured interviews, data was gathered from 110 retail organization workers utilizing a descriptive and correlational study methodology. Organizational performance was graded as either good or unsatisfactory, and employee engagement was scored on a five-point scale. We used SPSS's descriptive statistics and Pearson's correlation to examine the data.
A Study to Assess the Effectiveness of Intervention on Stress Among G.N.M 1st Year Students
Pratima Nirmal, Dr. Rama Taneja
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2025.8.8.8626
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Stress among G.N.M. first-year students were systematically assessed using the technique outlined in the methodology. There is a specified population, a method of sampling, and criteria for selection in the study design. Students who fulfil the inclusion requirements make up the population, and 25 students are chosen at random using a suitable sampling procedure. We include students who are open to taking part and who are under mild to moderate stress; we eliminate those who are either completely absent or who are under extreme stress. Using a five-point rating system, the data collecting instrument comprises 20 items of a stress scale and socio-demographic factors. Before any data is collected, formal permission is sought and informed consent is guaranteed. Cooperation and secrecy are maintained all the way through.
A Study on Women Entrepreneurs in The Unorganized Retail Sector
Hajira Begum, Dr. Abhilasha Chourasia
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2025.8.8.8627
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Exploring the preferences, problems, and levels of satisfaction among women entrepreneurs working in the unorganized retail sector, this study used a structured research technique. Methodology in research is a strategy for finding research questions, gathering data, analyzing it, and generating conclusions. Main and secondary sources of information were used to compile the research. One hundred fifty participants were chosen at random to fill out a structured questionnaire; secondary data came from a variety of sources, including books, journals, newspapers, and websites.
Assessment of Bioactive Potential of Aegle Marmelos Leaves Against Microbial Strains and Oxidative Stress
Rafia Khanam, Dr. Pragya Saurabh
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2025.8.8.8628
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Traditional and folk medicine make extensive use of the Aegle marmelos plant for a variety of purposes. As a cooling agent in particular, A. marmelos is a valuable medicinal herb that is used in the treatment of dysentery and diarrhea. This tree is often planted in homes and is especially beloved in temples dedicated to Shiva and Vishnu. It is also commonly referred to as a temple garden plant. This research delves into the antioxidant and antibacterial capabilities of Aegle marmelos leaf extracts, a medicinal plant that has gained immense recognition for its curative qualities.
Artificial Intelligence in Medical Diagnosis Challenges and Future Prospects
D M Varun Muthulingam, Dr. Aditya Upadhyay
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2025.8.8.8629
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The use of artificial intelligence (AI) is hastening the process of medical diagnosis by making it more precise, faster, and better at detecting diseases at an early stage. Radiologists, pathologists, cardiologists, and infectious disease specialists may all benefit from the use of cutting-edge algorithms like deep learning and machine learning to analyse massive and complicated medical datasets.
Chemical Properties Classification and Physiological Importance of Amino Acids
Satish Kumar Mishra, Dr. Upama Misra
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2025.8.8.8630
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Amino acids form a family of neutral products that are quite obviously separated, both chemically (primarily due to their ampholytic characteristics) and biochemically (primarily because of their protein component functions). This paper gives a detailed description of amino acids and their attributes in terms of polarity, charge, and side chain properties, physical and chemical properties.
A Study on Green Chemistry Approaches for Sustainable Synthesis of Heterocyclic Compounds
Srikanth K, Dr. Pushpendra Tiwari
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2025.8.8.8631
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Design and optimization of heterogeneous catalysts play a significant role in the development of the green chemistry process, to ensure the processes have minimum environmental impact and maximum efficiency. This work brings out the design, optimization, and use of heterogeneous catalysts in facilitating green synthesis especially the formation of heterocyclic compounds.
Gender Differences in Psychosocial Correlates of Adolescent Resilience
Merin Moncy P, Dr. Ashwini Kumar Raj
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2025.8.8.8632
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This study examines gender differences in psychosocial correlates of adolescent resilience, focusing on how various social and psychological factors influence the ability of adolescents to cope with stress and adversity. Resilience is understood as a dynamic process shaped by individual characteristics and environmental conditions. The research explores key psychosocial variables such as family support, peer relationships, personality traits, and socio-economic status, and analyzes how these factors differ between boys and girls. It highlights that girls tend to rely more on emotional expression and social support, whereas boys often adopt problem-focused coping strategies and may suppress emotions.
Investigation of Hematological and Biochemical Responses to Kasisa Bhasma in Wistar Rats
K. S Vishnu Nampoothiry, Dr. Vinayak Raghunath Anande
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2025.8.8.8633
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In a controlled laboratory setting, Wistar rats were given Kasisa Bhasma orally for 28 days in order to assess its subacute toxicity. Twenty-four female rats were split into four groups and given doses of 225, 112.5, and 22.5 mg/kg/day of either Kasisa Bhasma or vehicle control. Clinical symptoms, organ weights, haematological and biochemical profiles, and histology were among the parameters evaluated. Throughout the trial period, no clinical abnormalities related to therapy or death were noted. Haematological and biochemical measures showed slight fluctuations, but they were not dose-dependent and stayed within normal biological bounds.
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