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Aim: To compare Transanal suture rectopexy with Open hemorrhoidectomy in patients of hemorrhoids. MATERIALS AND METHOD: After obtaining institutional ethics committee clearance, a prospective comparative study was done involving 60 patients with hemorrhoids undergoing either Transanal suture rectopexy [TR] or Open hemorrhoidectomy [OH]. With simple random sampling, the patients who t into the criteria was randomized in to two groups A for Transanal suture rectopexy and group B Open hemorrhoidectomy Both the procedures were compared RESULTS: with respect to mean operating time, intra-operative & post-operative bleeding, postoperative pain & use of analgesia, duration of hospital stay along with six months of post operative complications in which we observed that Transanal suture rectopexy is better in terms of intraoperative bleeding, postoperative pain, duration of hospital stay and postoperative recurrence as compared to Open hemorrhoidectomy. Suture hemorrhoidopexy can be considered as a safe alternative CONCLUSIONS: approach for surgical treatment of hemorrhoids than open hemorrhoidectomy after adequate training. More studies are needed to declare it as a standard procedure for the cure of the disease of hemorrhoids

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India uses electromechanical electricity meters, but considers the drawbacks of electricity theft, meter reading errors, billing, and consumers hesitating to pay utility bills on time. Therefore, such systems are being replaced by more sophisticated and accurate digital and electronic gauges. This paper proposes a new methodology for implementing a control-based global system for mobile communication networks (GSMs) to integrate prepaid metering system setup and remote load control. This provides a secure smart card solution for new types of prepaid power systems. It aims to reduce the number of utility bill obstacles using smart card technology. The LCD display is used to show the amount of energy consumed. Users can replenish the counter as needed by sending an SMS to the server. Users must make the first replenishment to address the issue of unpaid invoices and human error in invoices. This ultimately guarantees a legitimate return.