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PUNE RESEARCH DISCOVERY 

Ar. NIRALI K GILBILE

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Architectural professionals will now start ensuring to participate in the changes that are and will take place and not just be dependent on other external factors. Also, it is a time to analyse and optimise the processes in general and adapt the rapidly changing circumstances. Everything will now be depending upon the outcomes of this pandemic, that whether the inclination has to be towards the precautionary design which will result in altogether an extensive design approaches which will ensure the different norms like social distancing, disinfecting working spaces and so on or whether it allows to continue with the current design approaches which will be possible only when the pandemic will be completely eliminated. But as it has always been a trend and tendency that the design approaches or design evolutions have taken place into completely unique design definitions post such conditions of pandemics and has led to the thought processes of how things are designed, and then be it the change in design of drainpipes or working spaces. In short, the focus of everybody is going to prepare for the future.

Keywords: catastrophe, pandemic, 

Ar. AMAR. N. MESTRY

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Success of any construction project is largely dependent on proper material management as material constitutes a significant amount of total project cost. The review paper focusses on importance of material management in construction sector. New approaches of such as SCOR, sustainable material management, RFID-GPS tracking in material management are also discussed.

Keywords: material management, SCOR, RFID-GPS.

Id. PRIYA KANDALKAR

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In today home furnishing products, there are available many sort of space saving furniture like table and chair is often folded using wide within the market. The first problem we have is the high cost of living in limited space. The main goal of this study was to study the low cost of living in limited space and this study was to create a design for feasible and sustainable multi-functional furniture which could transform a living space based on the need and time of the day. This literature reviewed is a mix of articles and papers about small apartments and low cost housing development, multifunctional furniture and modern furniture. Finally, it could be concluded that Transformable space-saving furniture is an innovative product with plenty of room for future development and an enormous potential metropolitan market. It is important to have furniture with more than one feature to save as much valuable space as possible.

Keywords: Population growth, urban development, small spaces, low cost, furniture, human needs, Space Saving, Flexibility

Ar. GURUPRASAD J. YERNALKAR

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The value of architectural design in modern day commercial buildings and the nature of the collaborative business become important demands of consumer behavior. The benefit of experience economy, sensory experience and to be gain by the mind are becoming obvious. Analysis of the underlying causes and then to scheme evaluation and design optimization, in order to improve the effectiveness and prospect of interior design of commercial buildings, make it be a building with a sense of happiness. This paper uses technical of virtual reality to simulation the three and four-dimensional dynamic scenes and entity behavior for commercial complex design. This paper attempts to collect and analyze the data by spatial selection, action path and sensory feedback to summarize the main factors of user’s behavior in commercial space.

Keywords: Architecture Design; interior design; commercial buildings; virtual reality; interactive

Ar. SMITA S. NALE

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Materials are basic components of building construction. Building materials are generally selected through functional, financial and technical requirements. Eco-friendly building with their eco-friendly interior is a need. Demand of houses are increases which are harmful to environment and human health. Hence we are facing various environmental issues. Due to which we need sustainable materials which help to reduce various environmental issues.  When it comes to designing a sustainable spaces innovation is high with help of sustainable materials. Every Architect should suggest sustainable spaces with ecofriendly concepts and the reason is obvious as we all know the importance of the same. Architects use more eco-friendly methods of designing or constructing their building in order to reduce various environmental issues. Therefore we have to use more and more sustainable materials for better tomorrow. Some of the materials are clay tiles, coir composite board, bamboo matt boards, fiber ply ash cement boards, sun dried bricks, rice husk ash based insulating bricks etc. Sustainable interior design is defined as interior design in which all systems and materials are designed with an emphasis on integration into a whole, for the purpose of minimizing negative impacts on the environment and on the occupants, also in a maximizing the benefits to the environment and also being cost efficient to our clients.

Keywords: Green interior, sustainable materials, eco-friendly

Id. SHAMBHAVI DIXIT

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Today, sustainable interior isn't just a trend but an indoor style that has become a "revolution." The shortage of interior focus within the tactic of sustainable architectural development has created a niche between architects, interior designers, clients, or those wishing to live during a responsible construction environment. The diminishing wood resource and reduction in natural forests, particularly within the tropics, have focused world attention on the necessity to spot a substitute material that requires to be renewable, environment friendly and widely available. In sight of its rapid climb, a ready adaptability to most climate and properties, superior to most new fast growing wood, bamboo emerges as a really suitable alternative. This paper deals with a number of the most properties and therefore the major uses of bamboo and its culms in interiors. It focuses on various bamboo joineries utilized in bamboo furniture.

Keywords: Sustainable interiors, Bamboo, Bamboo products, Techniques, Bamboo joinery, Interior Design.

M. JAYASHREE

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Graham Greene is regarded as one of the greatest and most popular of modern English novelists. The element that gives depth and dimension to his fiction is his faith in Catholicism. This faith has impelled him to probe deeply into the realities of  existence and seek religious and metaphysical solutions to life problems. His Catholicism colours his views on the world and reality. It also provides him with answers to several complex and baffling questions concerning human life. However, this Catholicism does not deprive him of or overshadow his competence in the sphere of novelistic art. In fact, his work presents a happy blend of religious thinking and artistic merit.

DR. S. CHELLIAH

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It is truly held that T.S.Eliot has been recognised as one of those great poets, whose poetry shows a keen awareness of the ills of contemporary civilization, its modes of living and ways of thought. Being extremely individualistic and idiosyncratic, he wrote for the cultural few and not for the common man. As a profound scholar with a well-stored mind, he loaded his poetry rather heavily with allusions and quotations covering a number of literatures, mythologies, religions and philosophies, both of the East and the West. In the early poetry, he merely criticises  and the criticism reaches its apex in The Waste Land while in the later poetry, he seeks to formulate a philosophy of religion which finds its completest expression in The Four Quarters. Eliot himself declared in 1928 as: “a classicist in literature, a royalist in politics, and an Anglo-Catholic in religion”.

DR. C. RAMYA

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What is commonly understood is that drama is one of the most popular forms of composite artexerting a more direct appeal to different segments of society. Actors and action, stage properties, music and other such elements make it really attractive to many kinds of interest at all levels possible. In the west, drama has had a recorded history from ancient times. The works of atleast a few ancient Greek dramatists which are kept available now, reveal the fact that the concerns of the dramatists of those times are the concerns of the dramatists of today also. No doubt, dramas are supposed to present stories, ideas, rational or philosophical or even mystical. They can also preach, entertain, debate. They can either be representational or symbolic in the rather involved way.

J. KAVITHANJALI

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This article clarifies almost the administrations of the advanced library ie. how it works and how the clients getting benefits from Advance Library. The sorts of the Computerized Library administrations such as Stand-alone, Unified and Gathered Computerized Library too clarified. Te focal points of the advanced library coordinate the clients in a systematic way. It centered the clients on digitization innovation. There are set of challenges like conservation, looking, effective picture compression multilingual content back, multi paging etc. In this article the Computerized Library Activities in India moreover clarified and planned the distinction between Conventional and Advanced Libraries. The client may have numerous desires it changes depending upon the sorts of client such as understudies, Researchers, Professionalizes etc.

Keywords: Digital Library, Conservative Library, multilingual , advance library, technology, Innovation, challenges ,client desires  

DR. S. CHELLIAH & J. KAVITHANJALI

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This paper is an attempt to project the essence of love, grace and mercy through suffering as reflected in The Holy Bible and The Quran has been accepted as written in an elegant style with purity of language. Both are found to have certain common features, beliefs, practices and ideas. Both the holy books reveal their belongings to different religions and sermons eternal deity.

Key words: spiritualism, religious belief, supernatural, self-existent.

V. MANIKANDAN

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Bhabani Bhattacharya is considered not only as a raw and crude realist but also as the one who combines both realism and romanticism in his writings. He says with the due degree of stress that Bhattacharya’s fictional writings have their own authenticity, their own credibility from the social or sociological point of him. According to him, Bhattacharya is not a pessimist; in spite of all evils and corruptions, India seems to be for Bhattacharya a land of both promise and achievement. He is of the view that the novel should have a social purpose and he presents” all pictures of poverty and squalor, superstition and dogma, materialism and spiritualism” (Sharma 17). Gandhi’s humanism, his concern for the oppressed and suffering section of humanity, his commitment to truth and non-violence, his essential opposition to superstitions and dogmas, his concern for the real sufferings of the people get projected in his fictional world.

R. SANTHINI DEVIKA

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This article highlights the writing skill of Kamala Markandaya’s who depicting Indian woman as a multi-faceted personality and projecting woman-centred approach and experiences of women suffering, which has been a central theme in her novels. Markandaya’s novels explore the close ties between members of the family and emotional support, which represents perennial qualities of woman. Markandaya’s theme emerges and explicit the societal sufferings like poverty, women suffering, emotional isolation and psychological predicaments.

Key words :     Self-sacrificing, Docile, Struggle,  Individuality, Isolation.

R. S. SRI AKILANDESWARI

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Ravindranath Tagore, a man of versatile genius and achievements, was the first Indian poet and writer who gained for modern India a permanent place on the world literary map. He mainly wrote in Bengali and translated his own creations into English. His English renderings may be  calledtranscreations. Tagore was a poet par excellence and his writings – plays, short stories, novels, essays, letters, reminiscences and speeches, he gave in India and abroad, are permeated with a rich fund of creation imagination. Tagore is said to have travelled extensively, visited many lands and peoples, studied deeply their different principles of philosophy and life, enriched his various experiences with life-long contemplation and gave out to the world the wealth of wisdom.

JYOTIRAM U. SONWANE & DR. B.T. LAHANE

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Priyanka is a very beautiful, smart and cute girl as well as she is a very sober, clever and bold girl. Chetan Bhagat has presented the angle of beauty and strongness through Priyanka in his novel One Night @ The Call Center (2005).  Bhagat’s every heroine is adorned with beauty and soberness. Beauty is related with emotions. Beauty magnifies our feelings and it is related with happiness. So he depicts his heroines as much as beautiful to give the pleasure to the readers.

Key words: modernness, empowerment, boldness, beauty, sensuousness, perseverance, persecution, changed equations of relationship, adjustment.

DR. PRAMODKUMAR SAHADEORAO BHALERAO

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In the modern scientific age, in every field of human endeavor, systematic, objective of scientific procedure are followed in accordance with the principles based on the experience, understanding and application of scientific knowledge. The field of games and sports is no exception to this. For competitive games and sports or for selection of particular games and sports, has to consider the physical fitness and psychological parameters which plays dominant role at higher level of competition. Therefore researcher chooses the topic "A Comparative Study of Creativity and Emotional Intelligence between the Korfball and Basketball players". Twenty players of Korfball and twenty players of Basketball who has represented intercollegiate level at S.G.B. Amravati University Tournament were selected as subjects for this study. The subjects were only male players having age group of 18.28 years. Creativity Questionnaire (ICEDIP) and Emotional Intelligence Scale for sports persons (EISS). Findings of the data clearly showed that there was no significant differences in creativity and emotional intelligence between the Korfball and Basketball players. 

DR. S. PARI PARAMESWARAN

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This paper aims at highlighting the historical perspective and attitude of Pandith Jawaharlal Nehru who is gifted with the extraordinary power of   oratory and historical outlook focusing attention on the fusion of profound thinking and sound idealism in all aspects related to history, oratory and political idealism and also proves him to be an excellent and profound thinker in all respects

Keywords : political ideology, oratory,historic outlook, profound thinking, human vision

DR. DEEN DAYAL

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Before going to main theme of the paper, it is a essential to tell when humanism came to English Literature, who were its pioneers and  before its emergence what was the position of English Literature in old, middle, renaissance and classical Renaissance period. The time period of about 500-1100 AD in British history is characterized by foreign invasion and internal struggles. This resulted in mixing of several races, the tongue and culture with the departure of Romans from British isles in 407 AD, fifth century saw the conquests and gradual occupations by Germanic tribes, angles, jutes and sexons who moved from Scandinavia and to Britain. The king Alfred, the great (871-900 AD) Stopped the advancement made by Vikings (known as Norman of Danes). Long before the language  came to writing, it was used as merry-making by singing folks, scops gleeman or bards who sang in the evening the war deeds of the day or the sagas of the past. The scop (Singer) and gleeman (poet) were also attached to court and their songs and poems were inspired by their love of pastoral freedom, their love of nature, their roles, their reverence for womanhood and their struggle for glory as a ruling motive in every noble life. Mostly, English was Germanic, having come from the languages ; of Angles, Jutes and Sexons. Hence the language was blended with strong influence of Latin. 

Ar. GAURAV SALUNKE & Ar. ANANT MISHRA

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A type of geosynthetic material named geogrid plays a pivotal role in the behaviour of concrete by implementing them as an additional reinforcement. Geogrids have good tensile strength as they are formed by the reticulation of tensile elements with an opening of an ample size which allows interlock with the nearby fill materials. These grids are flexible mesh which is highly effective and enhances the life of the structure. The prime constituents of geogrid are polyester, high-density polyethylene, and polypropylene. More often, in the field of civil engineering,uni-axial, bi-axial and tri-axial geogrids are used. As the cost and duration of construction are nominal, geogrids can be optedfor cost-effective and resilient construction. They are frequently used as reinforcement and for stabilization in structures like retaining walls, pavements, foundations, slopes, and embankments. The geogrids are employed in various construction which results in sustainable development. The present study reviews the available state of the art knowledge on use of synthetic geogrids in soil reinforcement purposes including their types, initial development and use areas.

Keywords: Geogrids, Geosynthetics, reinforcement, slope, structural elements.

Ar. NIKHIL GADAVE & Prof. Ar. APARNA PANGANTI

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Pune has been considered as a fast developing city with ongoing construction projects that produce large amount of toxic waste. Different types of the wastes in the construction sites can cause many problems for the society and also environment. With increasing demand for built spaces and scarcity of land, a trend of redevelopment projects is upcoming. Construction and demolition waste management in Pune is subject of concern in construction market so there is need of managing waste. This paper examines present practices of construction and demolition waste of residential project using R.C.C framework and masonry construction in Pune and analyses waste generation and its disposal patterns and proposes appropriate measures through the technique of 4 R’s [Recovery, Reuse, Recycle and Reduce].

Key words – Waste generation, Construction waste, Demolition, Waste management.

Ar. SAMYAK MAHAJAN & Ar. SANIA KHAN

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The construction industry, faces a lot of challenges ranging from behavioral attitudes among partners to lack of trust between clients and industry practitioners. A review of construction activities has revealed that these challenges are informed by the lack of collaboration and performance within the supply chain (SC). The various literature reviewed showed that the construction supply chain (CSC) needs to be adaptive by applying the principles of supply chain management (SCM) to utilize systemwide costs to attain system -wide services no matter how broad the value chain. This paper presents the elements of the adaptive CSC as a network that defines relationships, roles, networking capabilities and technological infrastructure. The adaptive CSC enhances relationships, promotes trust between the partners in the value chain but it operates based on partners’ performance. The next step of the research work is also enumerated.

Key words – Adaptive Network, Construction Supply Chain, Simulation, Supply Chain Management, Technological Infrastructure, Linear Supply Chain.

Ar. SURENDRA PRAKASH KHANDAGALE & Ar. APARNA PANGANTI

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Earned Value Management helps to analyze the project’s performance and predict the forecast. It shows the current status of the project, tracks actual progress with the planned progress, answers various performance related queries such as whether projects are under budget or over budget or whether you are ahead of schedule or behind schedule, etc. The technique helps in comparison of budgeted cost of work to actual cost. EVA is a powerful tool to plan project and analyse cost performance. EVA provides an integrated schedule (time), progress, and cost management, related to scope and procurement, quality, and risks. The present study deals with the scheduling and project monitoring process along with it also discuss main parameters involves in the calculation of Earned Value Analysis in cost management of construction projects. MSP 2016 software is used for EVM calculations of project. The main objective of project to track the existing project and perform analysis for effective scheduling and cost benefit analysis. In this project use of Earned Value Analysis has proven to be useful for cost management and rescheduling of the work. Also it is used for better project tracking.

Key words – Earned Value Management, Actual Cost, Project Monitoring, Cost Analysis

Ar. VAIBHAV VISHNU WANKHEDE & Er. SUMESH SAWANT

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Automation system used in construction sites can efficiently reduce construction time and increase safety by replacing human in dangerous operations. Construction robots are defined as field robots and while operating in dynamic environment. Robotic systems have become common in many manufacturing and production operations because they have proven to be more robust, safe, efficient, accurate and productive. There are specific areas of application in which robots could benefit the industry. Feasibility of using robots in building construction is determined from comparison of robotic versus manual performance of pertinent building tasks.

Key words – Automation system, Construction robots

SAMITA SUMAN & DR. SMITA KUMARI

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The cultivation of Oyster mushroom is performed on different composted and pasteurized agricultural residues. Fresh sugarcane bagasse was washed in fresh water (control), and supplemented with corn grits (organic supplementation), or supplemented with nutrient solution (mineral supplementation). In the first experiment, the washed bagasse presented a average biological efficiency (ABE) of 19.16% with 44% contamination, and the pasteurized bagasse presented a ABE of 13.86% with 70% contamination. In the second experiment, corn grits presented the poorest performance, with a ABE of 15.66% and 60% contamination, while supplementation with the nutrient solution presented a ABE of 30.03%, whereas the control of 26.62%. Washing fresh sugarcane bagasse could suppress the pasteurized substrate in Oyster mushroom production, compensating a reduced ABE with a faster process.

Key words: Oyster mushroom, substrate, pasteurization, supplementation