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(b) Land revenue

Diarchy system was established in the provinces by the Act of 1919.

In United Provinces, Bihar, Orissa, Bombay, Madras and Central Provinces.

The answer is (A) Banarias 

• The proposed planning of diarchy system in provinces was unsatisfactory
• Unlawful expansion of communal electorate system.

A subunit of DNA or RNA consisting of a nitrogenous base (adenine, guanine, thymine, or cytosine in DNA; adenine, guanine, uracil, or cytosine in RNA), a phosphate molecule, and a sugar molecule (deoxyribose in DNA and ribose in RNA). Thousands of nucleotides are linked to form a DNA or RNA molecule.

(d) All these

• Unreasonable and impracticable divisions of the subjects 
• The arbitrary powers of the governor.

(c) Ministers control over services.

(d) All these

• The necessity of joining the federation was not same for all,
• Arbitrary power of the governor-general.

Four main characteristics of the Government of India Act, 1935 have been given below: 

1. A detailed Act: 

There were 415 sections and 15 schedules in the Act but it lacked an introduction. It was the largest Act in India formed by the British government till date. 

2. Provincial autonomy: 

In this Act of 1935, the provincial diarchy system was removed, and instead of this, the provincial governments were given complete autonomy. The entire provincial rule was handed over to the ministers. 

3. The establishment of diarchy system at the center: 

The diarchy system was abolished from the states, and instead, it was established at the center. The subjects such as deference, foreign and religious affairs and tribal matters were kept under the governor-general. 

4. Power sharing: 

The powers were shared between the center and the provinces for the purpose of establishing a federation.

D. Co-operative sector

43% part of total geographical area is cultivated.

RICE is a crop of tropical reasons

Temperature: 20 to 27 degree centigrade. 

Rainfall: 75 to 200 cm

Soil: Alluvial

Cheap and skilled labour : large no of labour required Production area : middle plain, coastal plain, Himalaya foot hill, Punjab, Haryana.

Punjab 189%.

A land which is not cultivated for 1 to 5 years.

Dry land farming: 

1. Dryland farming located in the area of less than 75cm rain fall 

2. Drought resistant crops are grown 

3. Millets, maizefodder crops 

4. Practice rain water harvesting

Wetland farming: 

1. Found in areas of high rainfall zones 

2. Water intensive crops such as rice, sugarcane, jute are grown

Rabi, kharif and zaid.

1. Uneven and unreliable rainfall 

2. Low productivity 

3. Poverty of the farmers 

4. Lack of landreforms 

5. Fragmentation of land holdings 

6. Lack of commercialization 

7. Vast under employment 

8. Degradation of cultivableland 

9. Illiteracy

(i) Temperature: 10 to 20 degree Celsius and 100 frost free period 

(ii) Rainfall: need 50 to 100 cm of rainfall 

(iii) Irrigation: Irrigation is required 

(iv) Soil: heavy loamy or light clay is the best 

(v) Production in India: Punjab, Haryana, India is the second largest wheat 

(vi) Producing country after green revolution.

Kautilya had fixed the following rates of animal tax 

1. Half of their income on poultry and piggery. 

2. The sixth part of the income of cattle breeding 

3. The tenth part of income on cow, buffaloes, donkeys and camels

According to Kautilya, a vehicle loaded with trading commodities must be taxed 1/4th pana, 1/2^th pana on animal, 1/4^th pana on small animal and load carried on shoulders of labourers was taxed 1 masha.

The punishment arranged by Kautilya for the theft of metals is 8 times of the amount of theft.

Shulkadhyaksha had the right to recover toll tax.

There are 101 amendments made in the Constitution of India till 2016

An Indian citizen has the right to vote at 18 years

(c) Right to vote

Adjustment Entry :

(c) black sheep

I could not help thinking of the fable by La Fontaine.

A Balance Sheet Is a statement showing the financial position of the business In the form of Its assets and liabilities on a particular date.

1. As Smita and John were working with the car engine running in a closed garage, they must be suffering from carbon monoxide poisoning. 

2. Carbon monoxide (CO) is a highly toxic gas produced when fuels burn incompletely from automobile engines. 

3. Because of strong affinity of haemoglobin with carbon monoxide, it readily combines with carbon monoxide to from a stable compound, carboxyhaemoglobin. Thus, less haemoglobin is available for oxygen transport depriving the cells of oxygen.

4. Exposure to carbon monoxide can usually leads to throbbing headache, drowsiness, breathlessness and often person gets fainted. In extreme cases carbon monoxide poisoning usually leads to unconsciousness, convulsions, cardiovascular failure, coma and eventually death.

The breathless persons can be treated by following method:

1. Oxygen treatment : The best way to treat carbon monoxide poisoning is to breathe in pure oxygen (high-dose oxygen treatment) 

2. Oxygen chamber : Doctor may temporarily place her in a pressurized oxygen chamber (also known as a hyperbaric oxygen chamber)

I love swinging from a tree. It is a good sport. It reduces stress and rejuvenates us to face tomorrow stress free.

1. A bear

2. Sheela

3. No

4. She threw herself flat down upon the ground as if she were dead.

5.  No

Yes, I have done it. During summer holidays, when I return to my native place, once I had climbed up a mango tree and plucked the fruits stealthily.

(a) Sixty-two

(i) Yes, computers have weaknesses. Some weaknesses of computers are lack of decision making power, zero IQ and no heuristics. 

(ii) Computers are used to listen to songs, send E-mail etc. in daily life.

The copper – smelter plant in Rajasthan is Hindustan Copper Limited situated in Khetri.

The extraction of valuable minerals and other geological minerals from the mines, is Mining

According to recent geological survey, new copper reserves have been found in Banno Walon ki Dhani.

Andes Mountains or Eastern Highlands.

Correct Answer is: (d) 1223

The name of Maharana pratap's horse is Chetak.

When the diplomatic efforts of Akbar became unsuccessful against Maharana Pratap. The war between them became inevitable. In 18 June 1576 battle started on the ground of Haldighati. Maharana Pratap was accompanied to battle by Rawat Kishnadas, Bhim Singh Dodia, Ram Das Merlia, Ramshab Tanwar, Jhala Maan, Jhala Bide, Mansingh Songare. 

The attack by Maharana Pratap destroyed the Mughal army. Mughal historian Badayuni has accepted that the speed of attack was so severe that the Mughal soldiers saved their lives by running 10-15 km on Banas. This war broke the myth of Mughals that they are undefeatable. Now Pratap was titled as bravest of the brave. First time in India Mughal army had to face such a bad defeat.

(b) Gobind Guru

The battle of Panipat was fought between Babur and Ibrahim Lodi.

(a) The front portion of the army

(a) Garland: Symbol of Bhakti. 

(b) Tandoora: Symbol of Shakti.

Descendent of Marwar Ajit Singh was protected by Durgadas in a brave and clever manner. Durgadas reached Delhi and requested Aurangzeb to give Ajit Singh’ state of Marwar. Aurangzeb asked him to adopt Islam. He kept this as a condition, for giving him Marwar. Durgadas Rathore was not ready to accept this condition. To keep Ajit Singh in Delhi was also a risk for his safety. So, freeing him from the clutches of Aurangzeb was necessary. The way in which Durgadas, with his farsightedness freed Ajit Singh from the clutches of Aurangzeb and brought him back to Marwar was not less than a miracle. Durgadas sent Ajit Singh to Sirohi. When Aurangzeb got information about this, he sent huge army but in the leadership of Durgadas Rathores started uniting. They made the Mughal army to run away Aurangzeb sent prince Akbar to Marwar, but he was totally unsuccessful in controlling the Rathores. On the other hand, Durgadas put prince Akbar against his father Aurangzeb. This was the great success of Durgadas from political point of view. In the same way, the agreement of Rathore- Sisodia was done by Durgadas for the security of Ajit Singh and Maratha’s cooperation was a big, diplomatic victory of Durgadas. In this way he saved Ajit Singh.