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Item Rohingya Crisis: An Analysis on Indian Security Perspective(Central University of Punjab, 2018) Singh, Gurmit; Singh, BawaEthnic conflicts are harmful for the whole societies and with the passage of time if they are not solved they are making a thread for the states. This study has tried to focus on the world’s most persecuted minority Rohingya. They belong to the Muslim community of Myanmar. Oppression and persecution of Rohingya frequently occurs in Rakhine province of Myanmar by her own government. After the independence of Myanmar from colonial rule Rohingya Muslims are faced discriminated nature of different governments of Myanmar. Form the history there is so many events of violence took place. In August 2017, once again has terrible violence commenced by Myanmar’s military forces against Rohingya Muslim. From the past they are deprived from their own citizenship, rights, education, home, jobs and even food. They have fled Myanmar to Bangladesh and looking asylum in some other neighboring countries. As far as India’s concern, it came suddenly in limelight because government is planning to deport 40, 0000 Rohingyas settled in Jammu and Kashmir, Delhi and other state to Myanmar. Because of potential Security threat and considering some additional things such as Economic burden, demographic misbalance, unemployment and over populated country like India has not directly offered shelter and asylum to these persecuted ethnic people. But it is comprehensible that if India would takeany strong position in favor of Rohingyas can affect relations between two sides. India has been taking its steps very carefully. India is offering huge financial assistance and stuffs of basic necessities to Bangladesh on the Humanitarian ground and starting a “operation insanyat” and signed agreement with Bangladesh government. It has also appealed to Myanmar to take certain steps to finish the crisis.Item Performance analysis of spin protocol under different security threats in wireless sensor networks(Central University of Punjab, 2014) Choudhary, Rohit; Kaur, AmanpreetThe wireless sensor network consists of homogenous sensor nodes with limited energy and computational power which are self organisable. These nodes use radio frequency channels to communicate with each other wirelessly. Besides that wireless sensor networks are resource constrained with low energy and low bandwidth along with shorter communication range. The evolution of VLSI circuit technology has also enabled the development of wireless sensor networks. The ease of deployment and low cost availability of sensor devices has attracted much advancement in wireless sensor networks. The nodes with capabilities of sensing and computing help the administrator to observe particular environment like battle field, climatic conditions and weather forecasting in remote areas etc. This dissertation research is about the study of performance challenges in wireless sensor networks using Sensor Protocol for Information via Negotiation(SPIN) protocol under various security threats and to analyse their impact on SPIN. The empirical study has been carried to validate the issues studied in literature review by simulating the scenarios. On the basis of achieved observations the inference is drawn about the better protocol in sensor network and future recommendations are made for the analysis and enhancement.