Titlebook: Optical and Wireless Technologies; Proceedings of OWT 2 Vijay Janyani,Ghanshyam Singh,Tawfik Ismail Conference proceedings 2020 The Editor(

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Umar Farooque,Dharmendra Kumar Singh,Rakesh Ranjanlic? It is not easy to answer, but the eighteenth century is full of translations of scientific texts, which are published much later than the original one, but they are very interesting for the circulation of knowledge and they can become much more interesting when realized by a woman translator. T

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Somesh Mule,Arpit Rawankar,Bharati Singh,Mohit Gujarally agreed definition of “environmental crimes”, this collective term is often understood to describe illegal activities harming the environment and aimed at benefiting individuals, groups or companies through the exploitation of, damage to, trade or theft of natural resources. The root causes of e

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Alekhya Ghosh,Arghadeep Pal,N. R. Dasake water unsuitable for human consumption. In this field, two issues are particularly relevant: the frequent cases of negligence and the involvement of public authorities in the commission of these crimes. The latter is connected to corruption, a crime which can also affect the water sector. Corrup

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Kriti Singh,P. C. Jainng the various facets of crime in different contexts, but no data on water offences is available nowadays. Water has no boundaries, therefore the protection of this natural element from any harm and damage to human beings and the environment should be approached in a uniform and coordinated way at t

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Shilpi Singh,M. S. Parihar In addition to sufficient amounts of water, its quality is also essential. The quantity and quality of water vary from country to country; the accessibility depends on the area and from the privatisation of water resources. Due to the geographical position, Slovenia has a wealth of natural resource

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Reshmi Dhara,Sanjay Kumar Jana,Monojit Mitrang the various facets of crime in different contexts, but no data on water offences is available nowadays. Water has no boundaries, therefore the protection of this natural element from any harm and damage to human beings and the environment should be approached in a uniform and coordinated way at t