In this study, we attempted to critically examine the effectiveness of Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana(PMUY) in Indian households. This study is relevant to the contemporary world as it addresses critical issues such as public health, environmental sustainability, and social equity. By encouraging the adoption of LPG instead of traditional biomass fuels, PMUY greatly decreases indoor air pollution, leading to improved health outcomes for women and children. It also supports environmental goals by minimizing deforestation and carbon emissions. Furthermore, the program empowers women by freeing up time previously spent on fuel collection, thus enhancing their economic opportunities. The findings of this paper could provide important guidance for improving policies and institutions that facilitate a socially inclusive shift to cleaner energy in rural communities.

This research paper explains the importance of operating systems for Artificial Intelligence based systems and as we are aware that AI technology growing fast and many of them trying to adapt the new technology to make their tasks easier.  So, in this paper we will be explaining how operating systems could support and make AI computing better in terms of performance, security, and efficiency. Any system collaborating with AI to enhance users' experience and optimize the performance of system. It specifies the software system pledged for management of software and hardware resources. This paper aims to understand exactly what AIOS is and what are the required features that make AIOS, not only that but also get to know what it means for the future of artificial Intelligence based operating systems in various fields. Eventually more clearly understanding on what the current performance of AIOS and its framework and concentrates deeper into why AI-enhanced operating systems are essential for bringing new ideas and better performance to computer processes. 

The Pradhan Mantri Surakshit Matritva Abhiyan (PMSMA) is a government initiative in India aimed at improving maternal health by providing free, comprehensive antenatal care, especially in underserved areas. This study examines the program’s implementation and impact in urban slums, where overcrowding, inadequate healthcare infrastructure, and socioeconomic barriers create significant challenges for accessing quality maternal care. By evaluating PMSMA’s reach and effectiveness in these areas, the study seeks to identify ways to enhance maternal health interventions and reduce maternal and infant mortality rates in high-need urban slum populations.

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The 19^th-century Welsh poet, Dylan Thomas is a prolific poet of his time. He is well known for delineating his emotional self.His poems ascertain the trajectory of life and living, hope and aspiration, time and place, nostalgia and memory and death and dying. The most significant aspect of his poetry appears to be the re-association and reorientation of his past. This particular paper concentrates on the select poems namely “A Poem in October” (1944) and “Do not Go Gentle into that Good Night” (1951) where there is a spontaneous growth of time past and time present. His childhood innocence and youthful vigour occupy a special place in his poetry. The element of time sets to unite his thoughts with his actions. His poems represent the correlation between the self and the individual. The paper attempts to reread memory as one of the dominant aspects of his poetry. The poet urges to show the binary between self and individual, society and habitat and family and culture. He associates himself with his regulatory nature in accepting memory as the earmark of his poems. His poetic persona resonates between memory and recollection. This paper sets out to explore the idea of memory as a contemplating agent that strives as the primary advocate of all human perception. The paper also concentrates on locating memory in its corporeal state.