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What does the speaker intend to say in the following sentence?

These religious processions sometimes drive me up the wall.

What is the rate at which still images of a moving object are flashed on the eye so that the eye perceives that object as moving? Where is this idea applied in our life?
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What were the two main systems of indigo cultivation?

Which tribal community from the erstwhile Bengal Presidency rose in revolt in 1855?

Who is the winner of 2012 US open women's title?

In the ryoti system, what was the contractual agreement between the planter and the called?

About Theosophical movement which among the following statements is correct:-

1. It was founded by Blavatsky and colonel Olcott in Adyar in 1875.

2. It accepted Hindu beliefs in incarnation and Karma.

3. The movement drew inspiration from the various movements across World.

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State the gender of the underlined noun.

Suresh Duttani had the privilege of introducing his principal as the chief guest of the conference.

What term was used in Madhya Pradesh for shifting cultivation?

Q21. Consider the following statements about Panmunjom Declaration:

1. North Korea and South Korea signed the Panmunjom Declaration for Peace, Prosperity and Unification of the Korean Peninsula.

2. They pledged to work for the ‘complete denuclearisation of the Korean Peninsula’.

Select the correct answer using the codes given:

What would be the area of right isosceles triangle of side length $a?$

Find the area of the rectangle whose length is 3 cm and breadth is 2 cm.

What is the author's stance regarding Kant's views on the objectivity of external world?

Which educational institution established in 1792 led to a great intellectual movement in Delhi?

In the late nineteenth century, the need for women physicians in missionary hospitals in Canton, China, led to expanded opportunities for both Western women and Chinese women. The presence of Western women as medical missionaries in China was made possible by certain changes within the Western missionary movement. Beginning in the 1870s, increasingly large numbers of women were forming women’s foreign mission societies dedicated to the support of women’s foreign mission work. Beyond giving the women who organized the societies a formal activity outside their home circles, these organizations enabled an increasing number of single women missionaries (as opposed to women who were part of the more typical husband-wife missionary teams) to work abroad. Before the formation of these women’s organizations, mission funds had been collected by ministers and other church leaders, most of whom emphasized local parish work. What money was spent on foreign missions was under the control of exclusively male foreign mission boards whose members were uniformly uneasy about the new idea of sending single women out into the mission field. But as women’s groups began raising impressive amounts of money donated specifically in support of single women missionaries, the home churches bowed both to women’s changing roles at home and to increasing numbers of single professional missionary women abroad.
Although the idea of employing a woman physician was a daring one for most Western missionaries in China, the advantages of a well-trained Western woman physician could not be ignored by Canton mission hospital administrators. A woman physician could attend women patients without offending any of the accepted conventions of female modesty. Eventually, some of these women were able to find and head separate women’s medical institutions, thereby gaining access to professional responsibilities far beyond those available to them at home. These developments also led to the attainment of valuable training and status by a significant number of Chinese women. The presence of women physicians in Canton mission hospitals led many Chinese women to avail themselves of Western medicine who might otherwise have failed to do so because of their culture’s emphasis on physical modesty. In order to provide enough women physicians for these patients, growing numbers of young Chinese women were given instruction in medicine. This enabled them to earn an independent income, something that was then largely unavailable to women within traditional Chinese society. Many women graduates were eventually able to go out on their own into private practice, freeing themselves of dependence upon the mission community.
The most important result of these opportunities was the establishment of clear evidence of women’s abilities and strengths, clear reasons for affording women expanded opportunities, and clear role models for how these abilities and responsibilities might be exercised.

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The Slave Revolt of St Domingue took place in which year?

My mom is sitting near the window when I saw to her hairs the hair looks reddish colour but when she move away from the window her hair looks black again why does it happen?

When did the Battle of Seringapatam take place?

The word ‘bandanna’ derived from the Hindi word

The Seringapatam Palace of Tipu Sultan adorned the mural of which of Mysore’s famous victories over the English?

Which is not a factor for deciding the time and frequency of irrigating crop fields?

Consider the following statements about Rashtriya Madhayamik Shiksha Abhiyan:

Which of the above statements are correct?

Simon Commission visited India during the

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The Battle of Plassey was fought in