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In the present era, Technology is affecting both qualitatively and quantitatively life of each and every one. The exponential growth of information technology has touched the lives of millions of people and introduced major changes in the worldwide economic and business atmosphere. The developments in the banking technology have speeded up the banking communication and transactions for clients via various apps of banking so keeping this in view this research has been conducted to study the customers' satisfaction with application based banking. The data has been collected from 300 customers with the help of semi structured questionnaire and it has been concluded that majority of customers were satisfied with application based banking services in Udaipur city
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New Age Payment and Settlement System was introduced in banking industry to improve the service quality of banking industry. But every new technology comes with lots of challenges and banking industry is not an exception to it, so keeping this in view this research has been conducted to study the challenges faced by customers in using New Age Payment and Settlement System. The data has been collected from 312 customers with the help of semi structured questionnaire and it has been concluded that data security & privacy, phishing and lack of knowledge are the major challenges faced by customers.
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The prevalence of mitral valve prolapse (MVP) appears to be age related, MVP being commoner in children as compared to adults. This suggests that asymptomatic MVP may be most frequent in children who are very young. In this study, to better define the prevalence of MVP in young children, we used two dimensional echocardiography and prospectively surveyed 213 healthy urban school children between 3 and 12 years of age. MVP was diagnosed when prolapse of mitral leaflet/s was demonstrated by both two-dimensional and M-mode echocardiography at parasternal long-axis views. Overall, MVP was found in 28 of 213 (13.1%) children. MVP was similarly prevalent in all age groups studied (3-5.9 years: 13 of 83 (13.5%); 6-8.9 years: 9 of 71 (11.2%); and 9-12 years: 6 of 31 (16.2%) children; Chi square = 0.57, p greater than 0.5). Univariate analysis showed that the prevalence of MVP was independent of sex, birth weight, resting heart rate and systolic or diastolic blood pressure. A mid systolic murmur was present in 50.6% of the children although it correlated with echocardiographic diagnosis of MVP in only 39.3%. The left ventricular size or wall thickness and mitral EF and DE slopes were similar in children either with or without MVP. Our results indicate that asymptomatic MVP is frequent in children upto 12 years of age. As a diagnostic test of MVP, presence of apical systolic murmur is considerably inferior to echocardiography. No morphological left ventricular correlates were identified in MVP.