Raji Venkat

Kongu Engineering College, Dept of English, Faculty Member

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Department of English
Kongu Engineering College (Autonomous)
Erode, Tamilnadu, India - 638060

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A Novel Framework for AI-Driven, Cloud-Integrated Energy-Efficient IoT Solutions in Smart Homes

Smart homes are defined with high needs of energy efficiency in home automation to which the IoT ... more Smart homes are defined with high needs of energy efficiency in home automation to which the IoT technologies are combined with Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the cloud computing system. That is why this research has posed the prospect of a new framework focused on the application of Artificial Intelligence and cloud solutions to manage energy usage in smart homes. The system harnesses data from smart IoT applications, statistical research and self-adjusting control to minimize energy consumption while providing comfort and satisfaction to the user. Based on initial experiments carried out in a smart home test bed, the proposed approach achieved peak hour energy savings of up to 20%. Due to the AI model's prediction accuracy, which was within 5% of actual usage, one could effectively manage smart devices. Furthermore, the cloudbase architecture also empowered the system's scalability and adequate time consumption with the response time below 0. 10 seconds for value added tasks and 5 seconds for critical tasks. The proposed strategy allows improving energy efficiency with further transition to smart home concepts while being applied as a long-term decision.

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Cultural violence in Kavita Kane's novels

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Kavita Kane's novels often revolve around reinterpreting the stories of lesser-known women from I... more Kavita Kane's novels often revolve around reinterpreting the stories of lesser-known women from Indian mythology, and in doing so, she exposes the various forms of cultural violence embedded in these traditional narratives. Cultural violence refers to aspects of a culture-such as norms, symbols, and traditions-that justify or normalize structural or direct violence against certain groups, often marginalizing or oppressing them. In Kane's works, this violence frequently manifests through the social, gender, and hierarchical inequalities that women and other marginalized figures endure within the patriarchal and rigid caste-bound structures of ancient society. Kavita Kane's novels serve as critical explorations of the cultural violence inherent in Indian mythology, particularly in the treatment of women, caste, and marginalized figures. Through her reimagining of these ancient stories, Kane questions the societal structures that perpetuate gender and social inequalities. Her works not only give voice to the forgotten or misunderstood characters but also challenge the cultural acceptance of violence that operates through tradition, mythology, and social norms. By reinterpreting these myths, Kane advocates for a more nuanced understanding of cultural narratives and pushes for the recognition of the marginalized voices that have long been silenced.

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MASCULINE INNOCENCE IN ARUN JOSHI'S, THE STRANGE CASE OF BILLY BISWAS

International Journal of Linguistics and Literature (IJLL) ISSN (P), 2018

Women are considered as soft-natured and innocent creatures in human kind, as we taught so far in... more Women are considered as soft-natured and innocent creatures in human kind, as we taught so far in Indian society. So, our society offers complete freedom and protection to them. In ancient India, women are treated as superiors. So, they have been given all sorts of sophistications such as education, warships, arts, etc. When the wars started to emerge for the sake of women, it had become adequacy to protect women. So, women are hidden into their houses. Time rolled on. But, the practice remained as the same with metamorphosis reasons that, women were inferior to men and so they had to be controlled and ruled by men. After few centuries, due to the British colonization, Indian revolutionist like Bharathiyar, had taken women out from their slavery. In contemporary society, women are completely away from their suppressions; in some extremes cases women suppress men. Though, men have dominating mind outwardly, they are actually soft-natured and innocent inwardly. Men tend to protect women economically, sociologically and all kinds. Women are enjoying all kinds of sophistications and liberation from men but women attack men's innocent inner-self. Each and every man, in the contemporary Indian society, fell into unexpressed suppressions into their heart. These unexpressed and suppressed emotions cause for frustration and stress. These suppressions created not only by women but the entire society which has deviated from the ancient way of living, detachment from nature, society cultivation in unreasonable rituals which were deviated from the ancient reasons along with women's hurting attitude. I do not indicate all women are wrong but insisting that not all women are correct. These problems mostly occur in the marriage bonding. Women can achieve in all fields which have been proved transparently without any doubt. My interrogation is where women's tolerance has flown away amidst all kinds of sophistications and liberty. This paper is focusing on, the protagonist, Billy Biswas and his variable marriage concepts, due to his innocent side of his inner mind in Arun Joshi's The Strange Case of Billy Biswas. Though Billy is born with silver spoon and receiving red-carpet welcome at everywhere, his mind thirsts for other missing element. He could stand neither his outward world nor his inner self. Respectively, it is resembled in the lives of Billy with Meena and Rima. Finally, his masculine innocency is discovered, when he started to live together with Bilasia, the daughter of mother-nature. His archetypal and anthropological mind finds comfortable, with aesthetic pleasure and feels the satisfaction, from unexpected love that attracts his innocent inner self. It tends him to give up all kind of worldly sophistications and his fame.

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Socio-Psycho Analysis in Zora Neale Hurston’s their Eyes were Watching God

International Journal of English and Literature, 2017

Literature is a reflection of human life. The interrelation between the human mind and the societ... more Literature is a reflection of human life. The interrelation between the human mind and the society reflect in the literature, if not consciously, at least unconsciously. Authors registered their traces in their writing, which are hidden within their inner heart. For instance, Zora Neale Hurston's Their Eyes Were Watching God (1937), is a novel which registers the unconscious impression of African American struggling of Hurston's inner heart, through the characterization of Janie Crawford, the protagonist of the novel. By taking the lessons from Janie, the present age women should come out of their sophistication zone, to get the determination and tolerance for handling own life challenges, rather than emotionally inferior.

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A Novel Framework for AI-Driven, Cloud-Integrated Energy-Efficient IoT Solutions in Smart Homes

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Cultural violence in Kavita Kane's novels

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MASCULINE INNOCENCE IN ARUN JOSHI'S, THE STRANGE CASE OF BILLY BISWAS

International Journal of Linguistics and Literature (IJLL) ISSN (P), 2018

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Socio-Psycho Analysis in Zora Neale Hurston’s their Eyes were Watching God

International Journal of English and Literature, 2017

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