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The Chhattisgarh state government has launched a new scheme in the state to fascilitate people with Smartphone. To remove the digital inequality among the inhabitants, the state government has decided to disrtibute Smartphone among the citizens of the state for free. The scheme namely Sanchar Kranti Yojna (SKY) is been implemented in august-september 2018. A new committee is formed by Chief Secretary to implement this SKY scheme across the state. The main objective of the scheme is to connect rural people through internet and also to encourage people to go cashless, make digital payments and also receive payments through net transfer. In this paper, the SKY scheme is focused which is recently launched with its positive and negative impact on people from rural area. This paper discusses the motivation, working, specification and achievements of the SKY scheme.

Sanchar Kranti Yojna, Chhattisgarh, Rural, Urban, IT sector

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Gouri Upadhyay, "Sanchar Kranti Yojana : An accelerator Program to connect Rural Sector to IT/Telecom sector with reference to Chhattisgarh State", International Journal of Computer Sciences and Engineering, Vol.07, Issue.11, pp.49-52, 2019.

the plan of Internet of Things (IoT) and Wireless Sensor Network is the expectations vision of technology. The basis following its working be the merger of network, web server, mobile and data or Information and connections tools. It enables a variety of devices or strategy in a scheme to converse and act together through every new to carry out their job in a pleasant-sounding method [27]. and the Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) are work of fiction major wireless networks with the meaning and consist of distributed, low-power, small-size policy using sensors to helpfully bring together information from beginning to end infrastructure less ad-hoc wireless network[16] The rising population of the world makes it essential to smooth the progress of the cities and villages to role in a smart way. Hence, the thought or design of Smart cities came addicted to organism. These cities utilize the information or data from sensors and using a wireless sensor network technology, other remote devices and evaluate the data to take suitable events. This paper extends the plan of Smart cities to Smart villages and using an IoT and WSN. It focuses resting on the key areas of concern in the village viewpoint and evaluates the applications of IoT and WSN in those areas. It provides a wide-ranging vision in the midst of high opinion to development in the quality or excellence of life in villages or cities.

Smart Villages, Internet of Things, Smart cities, Big data, Cloud computing, Information and Communication Technology, Wireless sensor networks, Email, Threat, Sensor node

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Mukesh Kansari, Anurag Sharma, "The Thought of Smart villages based on Internet of Things and WSN", International Journal of Computer Sciences and Engineering, Vol.07, Issue.11, pp.53-57, 2019.

This thesis is described about VR and functions. virtual reality (VR) is a amazing and interesting topic at the current time. This is not really new. It defines the advantage and disadvantage of VR and uses of VR in various field. Virtual Reality (VR) literally makes it possible to experience anything, anywhere, anytime. It is the immersive type of reality technology and can convince the human brain that it is somewhere it is really not. We discuss here about VR, uses, history, application, advantage , disadvantage of VR

VR, web3D, environment, 3D, application, imagine

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Umesh Singh, Deepika Sahu, "Virtual Reality", International Journal of Computer Sciences and Engineering, Vol.07, Issue.11, pp.58-60, 2019.

Rural Education System needs implementation of e-learning technologies. In 2004 Edusat was launched by ISRO to support education by presenting the education videos. Indian government is making efforts to connect villages to the internet through platforms like e-Panchayat. There are schemes for rolling out inexpensive tablets called ‘Aakash’. It has become increasingly clear during the past decade that the general level of academic achievement of higher secondary tribal students is increasing. “The destiny of India is now being shaped in their classrooms”

Academic Achievement, Technology, IT, students

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Navneet Kaur Narad, ""To study the impact of Technology on the Academic Achievement of Tribal Children of Higher Secondary School of Chhattisgarh"", International Journal of Computer Sciences and Engineering, Vol.07, Issue.11, pp.61-63, 2019.

Today’s era is considered as an age of science, technology, communication, intelligence, education and economy. The human being is tried to develop the society by implementing and adapting these concepts, especially in villages, city and town and turn them into Smart Village, Smart city and Smart Town. So, the objective of this survey paper is to discuss the impact of artificial intelligence and social media in rural areas for the development purposes, which is located outside of cities or town which is also known as villages. This paper puts light on the relationship of AI and Social media with rural development, that how to improve the rural areas by implementing various technology related to AI and social media.

Artificial Intelligence (AI), Social Media, Rural Development, Smart Villages

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Smruti Smaraki Sarangi, Gyanendra Singha, "A Survey on Impact of AI and Social Media for Rural Development", International Journal of Computer Sciences and Engineering, Vol.07, Issue.11, pp.64-68, 2019.

This paper presents an impression of basic aspects of Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality(VR). It defines the main fields in which Augmented and Virtual Reality is applied nowadays and importance of AR and VR devices. Some differences and similarities of Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality will be discussed and this paper will provide an outline of them. Technology is advancing at a abrupt pace as many things that were not possible a few years ago are possible now. Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) are a part of these progressive and innovative forms of technologies that were thought as a part of fiction even a few years ago but now they are an important part of the everyday reality.

Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality, AR, VR, AR device, VR device

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Nitish Mahato, "Augmented Reality v/s Virtual Reality", International Journal of Computer Sciences and Engineering, Vol.07, Issue.11, pp.69-71, 2019.

Human-computer interaction (HCI) is one of the most important issues when designing any real-time interactive system. An ideal augmented reality system must be able to combine the virtual information with the real information in a user friendly way as well as allow users to interact with the system naturally. The main objective of this article is to explore the multimodal augmented/mixed reality interfaces when designing innovative applications along with the use of Natural User Interface.

Natural User Interface, Augmented Reality, Gesture based Interface, Human Computer Interaction, Headset and Smart Glasses, Multimodal Interaction System

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Preeti Bhushania, "Creating Multimodal Interactive Environment Using Augmented Reality and Natural User Interface", International Journal of Computer Sciences and Engineering, Vol.07, Issue.11, pp.72-74, 2019.

One fundamental issue in today On-line Social Networks (OSN’s) is to give users the ability to control the messages posted on their own private space. To avoid that unwanted content is displayed. Until now OSN provides little support to this requirement. To fill this gap, in this project, we propose a system that allows a user to create our own blacklist, in this user get insert unwanted words which they don’t want on our wall. We provide user to customize the filtering criteria to be applied on to their walls.

Online Social Networks (OSN`s), unwanted, blacklist, filtering criteria

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Nasarin Bawane, Manisha Pise, "A Survey Paper on OSN User Wall to Filter Unwanted Messages", International Journal of Computer Sciences and Engineering, Vol.07, Issue.11, pp.75-77, 2019.

This paper is about the IOT usage in developing smart rural villages which need the prime focus in terms of development, growth, and progress. Rural villages have too many scope of development which provides a way to implement different innovative ideas which change the face of rural India. Different technique provides the idea about different innovation in the field of IOT. In this paper we also tell about what is IOT and how it is implemented in development of smart villages.

Internet of Things

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Rakhi Seth, "A Survey paper on Rural Smart Village using Internet of Things", International Journal of Computer Sciences and Engineering, Vol.07, Issue.11, pp.78-80, 2019.

Human society is developing with a rapid momentum and achieved various successes for making always a better livelihood. The civilization is witness for various changes related to its development through different catalysts like industrial development, green revaluation, science and technology, etc. India has more than 72% of its population living in villages. Near about seven decade had been passed since India got freedom, but the scenario in villages in our country is still unchanged. On one side India has recently selected 100 cities for Smart City project and ready to adapt all the advanced technologies for these smart cities and on other hand villages in our country are still struggling for getting basic amenities like 24 x 7 electricity. On the other hand 4G internet technology is being utilized all over the urban areas but on other hand villages in our country are still searching for genuine mobile networks. Our Governments are joining hands with developed countries like America, China, Japan to run bullet trains to connect big cities in India whereas villages in our country are still disconnected and are lacking with basic facilities like drinking water, healthy food, sanitization, toilets, transportation, education, etc. The technology that we use here can be availed to the people living in rural areas to help in improving their lifestyle. This paper summarizes such efforts which can definitely help us to introduce various technologies in these neglected parts of our country fulfilling our responsively to build up our nation. Thus new concept of smart villages can be introduced to make heaven in the heart of our India, because real Bharat is recognized by the villages in our country.

Information Technology, Rural, Smart Village

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Sutapa Nayak, Rakhi Seth, "A Survey Paper on Impact of Information Technology on Development of Rural Area of India", International Journal of Computer Sciences and Engineering, Vol.07, Issue.11, pp.81-84, 2019.