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April 1, 2025

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                         Notice Board: Call for PaperVol. 11 Issue 4      Submission Start Date: April 1, 2025      Acceptence Notification Start: April 20, 2025      Submission End: April 25, 2025      Final ManuScript Due: April 29, 2025      Publication Date: April 30, 2025



Volume XI Issue I

Author Name
डॉ.एस.एस.मौर्य , जयश्री गुहा
Year Of Publication
2025
Volume and Issue
Volume 11 Issue 1
Abstract
स्वतंत्रता प्रालि के पश्चात बच्चों के कल्याण और देखभाि का उत्तरदालयत्व राज्यों
PaperID
IJETAS/January /2025/02

Author Name
Dr. Lakshmi Agnihotri, Harsha Kaur Bhogal
Year Of Publication
2025
Volume and Issue
Volume 11 Issue 1
Abstract
Probiotics, defined as live microorganisms that provide health benefits when consumed in adequate amounts, play a significant role in maternal health. Their impact includes enhancing gut microbiota, strengthening the immune system, and potentially reducing pregnancy-related complications.
PaperID
IJETAS/January /2025/03

Author Name
Shobhit N Sharma , Dr. Shailja Sharma
Year Of Publication
2025
Volume and Issue
Volume 11 Issue 1
Abstract
The Travelling Salesman Problem (TSP) is a well-known NP-hard problem widely studied in combinatorial optimization. Ant Colony Optimization (ACO) is a prominent metaheuristic approach used to solve TSP. However, traditional ACO methods often face issues such as premature convergence and computational inefficiencies.
PaperID
IJETAS/January /2025/04

Author Name
Reetu Sharma, Dr. Renu Verma
Year Of Publication
2025
Volume and Issue
Volume 11 Issue 1
Abstract
This study evaluates the impact of chemotherapy and radiotherapy on the BMI classification of cancer patients before and after the third therapy cycle. A total of 300 patients, equally divided between the two treatment groups, were analysed. At baseline, the majority of patients were classified as having a normal BMI (69.3%), while underweight and morbidly obese individuals accounted for smaller proportions.
PaperID
IJETAS/January/2025/06