Indore City Research Articles

Appraise the Upshot Nurses Led Intervention of Nomophobia among Scholar in Selected College of Indore City

Nomophobia, or "no mobile phone phobia," is a modern psychological phenomenon characterized by the fear and anxiety experienced when individuals are unable to access their mobile phones. This research abstract explores the prevalence, causes, and psychological effects of nomophobia in contemporary society. The study investigates the relationship between nomophobia and various demographic factors, including age, gender, and socio-economic status, and examines how personality traits and social behaviors contribute to the condition. By utilizing quantitative surveys and qualitative interviews, the research aims to assess the severity of nomophobia among different populations and its impact on mental health, daily functioning, and social interactions. The findings indicate that nomophobia is associated with increased levels of anxiety, stress, and dependency on digital devices, highlighting the pervasive nature of this condition in the digital age. The abstract concludes with a discussion on potential therapeutic interventions and strategies to mitigate the adverse effects of nomophobia, emphasizing the importance of fostering a balanced and mindful approach to technology use.

“Towards Earthquake Disaster Assessment Based On Seismic Vulnerability Analysis In Indore City”

“Towards Earthquake Disaster Assessment Based On Seismic Vulnerability Analysis In Indore City”

A Study to Assess the Effectiveness of Structured Teaching Program on Knowledge Regarding Prevention of Swine Flu Among in Rural Area in Indore City

Pigs around the world are susceptible to swine influenza, a respiratory disease brought on by type A influenza viruses, particularly strains H1N1, H1N2, H2N1, H3N1, H3N2, and H2N3. Swine influenza viruses can infect humans and cause mild to severe sickness in people of all ages. Those who come into contact with pigs are particularly at risk. Influenza epidemiology research was previously only done in resource-rich nations. After 30,000 cases of H1N1 illness were recorded from more than 70 countries on June 11, 2009, the World Health Organization proclaimed an H1N1 pandemic. The frequency of swine influenza significantly increased in 2015, reaching a 5-year high. 2015 saw 10,000 instances of swine flu confirmed in India, with 774 fatalities. KEYWORDS : Prevention from Swine flu, Rural area, Structured Teaching Programme

Comparative Study of Attitude towards Physical Education Games and Sports of Higher Secondary and Higher Education Students of Indore

The present study intended to find out the difference between attitude towards physicaleducation and games and sports in higher secondary and higher education students of Indore city. 200students of higher secondary and 200 students higher education was selected as the subject for presentstudy. The criterion measure for the testing hypothesis in this study is the total scores obtained in thequestionnaire. The subjects were instructed to mark the content of each item according to the requiredquestions .there was no time limit for the completion of the questionnaire but the subject was instructednot to consider longing over any statement and responding all the statement in the test independently. Toknow the attitude of the higher secondary and higher education students towards physical educationgames and sports, 27 questions were selected for questionnaire in which most questions were foundhaving positive attitude of students towards physical education games and sports. Out of 27 questionitems, in 16 question items the higher education students were found to be more positive towardsphysical education games and sports as compare to higher secondary students. Further in 10 questionitems higher secondary students were found to be more positive towards physical education games andsports as compare to that of higher education students in one item the attitude of the higher educationand higher secondary students towards physical education games and sports were found to be equal.

The Study of Factors Affect of Consumer Buying Behaviour of Hyundai Car in Indore City

The Study of Factors Affect of Consumer Buying Behaviour of Hyundai Car in Indore City

Navigating Cleanliness: A Comprehensive Examination of Swachh Bharat Mission Urban through Comparative Analysis between Indore M.P & Chandigarh

The largest survey in the world, the Swachh Survekshan Survey, the Indian government initiated a major cleaning campaign known as Swachh Bharat Abhiyan (SBA) to advance health technology and hygiene knowledge. in order to chart the campaign's effectiveness. With the observation of 73 cities at the start of the Swachh Survekshan Campaign in 2016, the Indian government created the largest cleanliness survey in the world, with 4242 cities participating. Along with additional observations based on other factors, the survey covers the population of each area separately—rural and urban. The aim of this research is to conduct a comparative analysis between Gwalior, which was renowned for its cleanliness and beauty and significantly dropped in the Swachh Survekshan Ranking, and Indore City, which has regularly rated among the top cities in2017 to 2022 surveys. The research has analysed the differences in two cities' adherence to the Swachh Bharat Mission parameters using an exploratory research technique and secondary data from the Swachh Survekshan Survey 2022. Keywords—World’s largest cleanliness survey, swachh survekshan ranking, cleanliness movement,

Preserving Architectural Originality: A Case Study of Rajwada Palace and Its Surroundings in Indore City

Through a comprehensive analysis of various factors, including urban development, neglect, commercialisation, and changing cultural values, this study examines the challenges faced in maintaining the authenticity and historical significance of the Rajwada Palace in Indore. The findings underscore the importance of robust conservation policies, community involvement, and sustainable development practices in safeguarding historical landmarks against urbanisation and cultural transformation. Keywords: Originality, Architectural originality, originality in architecture, Architectural Conservation, Rajwada Palace, Urban Development, Cultural heritage, Preservation

Unpacking Agency and Coercion

Abstract This article offers insights into how ‘boyhoods’ are shaped by class locations and experiences of poverty and problem-solving in the central Indian city of Indore. In their classed and gendered efforts to find routes to socioeconomic survival and mobility, schoolboys construct competing understandings of the relative (im)morality of violence, romance, and vigilantism. Drawing upon interviews with boys aged 13-17years, the paper unpacks how these views are shaped by caste patriarchy, urban poverty and economic informality, and local politics centering on right-wing nationalism in Indore. In the process, this article responds to calls by childhood scholars to rethink ‘agency’ in a relational and contextual way and offers accounts of marginalized masculinities that hold out possibilities for a ‘social democratic transformation’ as imagined by Raewyn Connell.

AICTSL: Sustainable Capacity Planning by Cash Flow Management

The case study introduces Atal Indore City Transport Services Limited (AICTSL), a public transport management body in Indore, at a crucial juncture pertaining to fleet capacity management. Located in the central state of Madhya Pradesh in India, Indore has been a popular destination for industrial activity. Amid a cash crunch, increasing travel demands, the need for route expansion and myriad socio-economic factors, Rahul Shrouti, the senior operations manager, has to make a strategic decision to increase the number of buses. The dilemma faced by Shrouti is formed by the investments required, time period to recover the investment, operating expenses and the variability of the associated costs. Hence, the case highlights a context of capacity expansion, which calls for efficient change management. Besides, macro factors, concepts such as the time value of money, payback period, internal rate of return and linear regression have been brought about explicitly. The case study will drive multi-faceted classroom discussion through MS Excel-based number crunching. The case study will help the practitioners in making decisions for capacity planning and support change management.

Analysis of Land Use and Land Cover Change Detection for Indore District of Malwa Plateau Region Using Supervised Machine Learning

The main aim of this work is to find out LULC classes for the Indore region. For the last seven years, Indore has been crowned the cleanest city in India according to the latest ranking of 2023. In the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, the city and district of Indore are situated on the southern edge of the Malwa plateau. The municipalities of the Indore district majorly cover Manpur, Depalpur, Goutampura, Mhow, Hatod, Betma, Rau and Sanwer, with an area of approximately 3900 square kilometers. In contrast, Indore covers a land area of approximately 530 square kilometres. It is in charge of the nation’s slow but steady industrialization and population growth found in the last three decades. The city was much smaller and had a far smaller population thirty years ago. However, to evaluate the changes and decide on Indore city's future planning, Indore has taken over responsibility for the city's economic activities in recent years. New appropriate patterns should be recommended based on local factors like topography characteristics. The satellite image with multiple spectrums was used for the investigation. ArcGIS is based on pixel-by-pixel supervised classification using the maximum likelihood approach of Landsat satellite images from 2003 and 2023. The ground area, agriculture, and urbanization are linked to the LULC features. The various categories of classified land use and land cover features include the area of built-up regions, water bodies, cropland, forest, and barren land taken to predict the broad changes. Remotely sensed Landsat 5 images of 2003 and 8 images of 2023 were utilized to identify changes to accomplish this goal. This work clarifies the comparison of LULC classes for the Indore region.

A Cross-Sectional Study to Assess the Physical Activity, Eating Behaviour and Correlation of Overweight and Obesity among College Students of Various Colleges in Indore District

Background: Overweight and obesity are the fifth greatest risk of global deaths. Over 1.9 billion persons aged 18 and older were overweight in 2016. Over 650 million of these men and women were obese. Instead of changes in dietary intake or other causes, it has been suggested that the increase in body weight in industrialized nations is mostly the result of decreased levels of physical activity.Aim and Objectives: To assess the eating behaviour/pattern and type of physical activity/duration of physicalactivity among college students in Indore city, and to determine correlation of eating behaviour & physical activity with overweight /obesity.Materials and Methods: A cross–sectional study conducted between January to June 2023 among 200 randomly selected students of age 17 to 25 years of various colleges of Central India in Indore district who gave consent, using a pre-designed, semi-structured, pre-tested questionnaire. Data entered in Microsoft excel was analysed using SPSS software25.0 (trial version).Results: 46% had Body Mass Index (BMI) in normal range and 42.5% were overweight. 60% male participantshad their BMI in normal range and 30.4% were overweight whereas 58.8% female participants were overweight.Majority (75.3%) of female participants had low Metabolic Equivalent of Task(MET) score whereas only 48.7% of male participants had low MET score. Both the Three Factor Eating Questionnaire (TFEQ) Scores and International Physical Activity Questionnaire(IPAQ) Scores were found to be statistically significant (p-value <0.05) among BMI categories.100% of obese participants, 91.8% of overweight participants and 32.6% of participants with BMI in normal range had low MET score, found to be statistically significant (p-value<0.001).
 Conclusion: TFEQ and MET scores were found to be statistically significant (p-value<0.001) among BMI categories suggesting that, both eating behaviour and physical activity were associated with overweight and obesity.

Application Of CGANs (Conditional Generative Adversarial Networks) In Architecture

This research paper delves into the expansive applications of Conditional Generative Adversarial Networks (cGANs) within the realm of architecture. Moving beyond traditional design methodologies, it investigates how cGANs can be employed to generate diverse architectural solutions that are both innovative and contextually responsive. While a portion of the study does focus on a case study involving generative design based on radiation analysis in Indore city, the scope of the research is much broader. It encompasses a comprehensive exploration of the potential of cGANs in various aspects of architectural design and planning. The paper also includes a demonstration of a generative design model, showcasing the capabilities of cGANs in creating optimized design outcomes. The findings underscore the transformative implications of integrating advanced machine learning techniques in architectural practice, heralding a new era of design that is adaptive, sustainable, and forward-thinking.

A Study to Evaluate the Effectiveness of Self Instructional Module Regarding Intravenous Access Device and Its Complication among Nursing Students in MYR Hospital

A study to evaluate the effectiveness of self-instructional module regarding intravenous access device and its complications in MYR Hospital of Indore city was undertaken by me towards partial fulfilment of the requirement for the general research purpose.

Adapting Remote Sensing Technique to Study the Changes in the Spatial Cover and the Urban Temperatures – A Case Study of Indore City, Madhya Pradesh

Adapting Remote Sensing Technique to Study the Changes in the Spatial Cover and the Urban Temperatures – A Case Study of Indore City, Madhya Pradesh

Understanding the Menopausal Transition Assessing Knowledge and Preparedness Level in Women Working in Index Medical College Indore of Indore City 2023

Understanding the Menopausal Transition Assessing Knowledge and Preparedness Level in Women Working in Index Medical College Indore of Indore City 2023

A Study to Assess the Effectiveness of Video Assisted Teaching Programme on Knowledge regarding Normal Vaginal Delivery Preparation among Primigravida Antenatal Mothers at Selected Hospital of Indore City

A Study to Assess the Effectiveness of Video Assisted Teaching Programme on Knowledge regarding Normal Vaginal Delivery Preparation among Primigravida Antenatal Mothers at Selected Hospital of Indore City

An Autopsy based Demographic Profile of Homicidal Deaths in Central India, Indore

Homicide is a serious crime committed against humans and its detection and solution is important to the entire society. The present study was taken up to know the incidence of homicides in the city of Indore and to determine the demographic trends in committing homicides. This was an autopsy based prospective study done on alleged homicide cases in Forensic Medicine Department M.G.M. Medical College, January Indore from 26 January 2021 to 25 2022 (1 year). Data was collected from 57 male homicide cases. Males outnumbered females with a ratio of 4.38:1. Most of the victims belonged to age group 21 to 30 years, unmarried (50.88%), belonged to nuclear family (68.42%), residing in urban area (68.42%). Mostly sufferers were employed (50.88%) cases and self-employed (28.81%) cases. Maximum of the victims (36.84%) were brought dead followed by spot dead (35.89%).

A comparison of caries experience among orphanage children with non-orphans attending government school of indore city.

Oral health is an imperative to general health. It is important in many aspects of child development, as poor oral health can lead to problems with nutrition, speech development and self-esteem. Children living in orphanage are considered vulnerable to oral diseases. To identify and compare the caries experience of children between the ages of 6 and 15 living in orphanages with children attending school in the city of Indore. A descriptive cross-sectional study was conducted among 6-15 years aged orphanage children and children studying in schools located in the same geographical area of the Indore city. A total of 200 children in each group were taken under the study. The data collected were oral hygiene practice and dentition status on WHO form 2013 for adults. The data was then analysed to determine mean DMFT and deft score. A statistically significant (p=0.001) difference in mean DMFT between orphans and non-orphans was observed. The decayed and missing component shows a statistically significant (p=0.001) difference between the orphans and non-orphans. For the primary dentition, the results show that the mean deft of orphans (0.28±0.84) was significantly higher (p=0.001) than non-orphans. Based on the results of the present study, it can be concluded that the dental caries experience of orphans living in government-funded orphanage homes was found to be better than non-orphans studying in government school.

Study of the Effect of the Module Method on the Achievement in English Grammar of Class VIII Students in Indore City

English is globally recognized as a lingua franca, fostering communication among diverse cultures, and facilitating international trade, diplomacy, and academic exchange. English grammar forms the foundation of effective communication, enabling clarity, precision, and coherence in written and spoken language. The present study aims to acknowledge and importance of modules in teaching the pedagogy of English Grammar in education. The objective of the study was to compare the mean scores of English Grammar achievement of class VIII students before and after treatment. There is no significant difference in the mean scores of English grammar achievement of class VIII students before and after treatment. 145 students were randomly selected for the sample. Data was analyzed with the help of a t-test. Indore Private School students were purposely selected for the sample. The research found that the module is more effective than the traditional method of teaching English Grammar.

A Study to Assess the Effectiveness of Planned Teaching Program on Knowledge Regarding Danger Signs of Newborn Illness among Mothers of Newborn at Selected Hospitals in Indore City M. P

A Study to Assess the Effectiveness of Planned Teaching Program on Knowledge Regarding Danger Signs of Newborn Illness among Mothers of Newborn at Selected Hospitals in Indore City M. P