The Design and Implementation of Advanced Safety System for Women
Authors: Asharani R, Dr. Arvinda T V
Abstract
In the current scenario, in every way of life, women keep up with men, but sadly at the cost of being subjected to abuse, harassment, and brutality in public and even in their own homes. At any time of the day, they can't leave their homes, and they can't even go to work in peace. There is some kind of stigma toward women that not only destroys their sense of freedom, but also undermines their trust and dreams. Because of the above factors, it is quite clear that in the country there is a struggling need for women's safety. The benefits of current technology can now be intelligently implemented to address societal issues. The goal is therefore to apply the current trend in technology, i.e., the Internet of Things (IoT) to eradicate the fear-filled lifestyle of women. IoT is usually expected to offer advanced computer, network, and service connectivity that extends beyond machine-to-machine (M2M) communications and encompasses a range of protocols, domains, and applications. The interconnection of these embedded devices (including smart objects) is expected to implement automation in almost all areas. As a matter of grave concern on women’s safety, this plan presents a wearable device based on Raspberry-Pi, called the Smart wearable device, which is positive for women at risk and allows them to overcome these odds.
Fundamental Views on Caste System in India
Author: Dr. R. Vadivelraja
Abstract
The Indian Caste System is historically one of the main dimensions where people in India are socially differentiated through class, religion, region, tribe, gender, and language. Although this or other forms of differentiation exist in all human societies, it becomes a problem when one or more of these dimensions overlap each other and become the sole basis of systematic ranking and unequal access to valued resources like wealth, income, power and prestige. The Indian Caste System is considered a closed system of stratification, which means that a person’s social status is obligated to which caste they were born into. There are limits on interaction and behavior with people from another social status. This paper will be exploring the various aspects of the Indian caste system and its effects on India today.