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Volume 1, Issue 2 (February 2024)

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Sustainable Utilization of Oil Palm Residues and Organic Wastes for Transport Fuel Production– A Review

Okoh Elechi, Oruabena Bernard

: The increasing global demand for cleaner energy sources has made the attainable and innovative conversion of biomass residue from empty palm fruit bundles into compressed fuel a reality. Oil palm-based wastes have become a significant source of renewable fu…

Proposed DOI · registration pending10.62796/pijst.2024v1i2001
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Apiculture for Sustainable Agriculture

Shahid Ahmad

Because of its abundant floral variety and abundance of honeybee species, India offers great potential for apiculture (beekeeping). One species of honeybee, Apis mellifera L., is native to Europe and Africa; three kinds of native honeybees include Apis florea…

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Biodiversity and Conservation

Dr. Nilima Sahu

There is diversity of life on Earth. The diversity of living beings is the basis that every civilization has used for its growth and development. Who used this gift of nature wisely and sustainably. Those civilizations survived while those that over- used or…

Proposed DOI · registration pending10.62796/pijst.2024v1i2003
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Environmental Management in India: A Study

Dr. Pradeep Kumar Tripathi

Human response to the environment has caused changes in different parts of the Earth. This change is both happy and sad. Happy changes symbolize development, and sad ones give rise to natural and social disasters on earth. The population in India is increasin…

Proposed DOI · registration pending10.62796/pijst.2024v1i2004
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Development of Science and Technology in India

Dr. Sangita Katiyar

- Before understanding the development process of science and technology in India during colonial rule, it is necessary to understand what science is. Science is a way of gaining knowledge which leads us to such beliefs. Which can be verified on the basis of…

Proposed DOI · registration pending10.62796/pijst.2024v1i2005
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Classifying Punjabi Folk Dance Poses using Pose Estimation Techniques

Rajdeep Singh Sohal, Karunjot Singh, Mohabat Pal Singh

The presentation of a robust framework for automatically classifying Punjabi folk dance poses using pose estimation techniques and machine learning algorithms. Through the integration of advanced deep learning models for pose estimation and meticulously desig…

Proposed DOI · registration pending10.62796/pijst.2024v1i2006
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An Inventory Model with Partial Backlog for Declining Items with Varying Selling and Purchasing Prices

Dr. Ravendra Kumar

Selling price and purchase cost typically vary with economic conditions in today’s competitive markets. For a business to be profitable, both the selling price and the purchasing cost are essential. As a result, I expand the inventory model Teng and Yang (200…

Proposed DOI · registration pending10.62796/pijst.2024v1i2007
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