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Iron ore ( ) a. wash basins Mica( ) b.electrical industryGranite ( ) C. exported to JapanFeld spar( ) d. flooring panels |
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Answer» trical INDUSTRY's |
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High variety of products and low volume is characteristic of? |
| Answer» TION:High VARIETY and LOW Volume are Characteristics of LEAN MANUFACTURING. | |
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Explain why studies about sex distribution will be of importance to the hall administrators of an institution |
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Answer» t you NEED this? |
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Plz tell the answer its urgent |
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Answer» BC 151 = 2nd CENTURY BC CE 2021 = 21st centuryCE 1886 = 19 th centuryBC 412 = 5TH century BC |
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Which is the biggest continent on the earth |
| Answer» ASIA.Explanation:ASIA IS THE BIGGEST CONTINENT ON THE EARTH. | |
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What do you mean by Concept Mapping ? |
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Answer» Concept maps are VISUAL representations of information. They can take the form of charts, graphic organizers, tables, flowcharts, Venn Diagrams, timelines, or T-charts. Concept maps are especially USEFUL for students who learn BETTER visually, although they can BENEFIT any type of learner.Explanation:hope it's helpful to you ☺️ |
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Which pic has drawn in 500rs note ?A.gandhijiB.lalkilla C.Tajmahal |
| Answer» TION:The ₹500 banknote of the Mahatma GANDHI Series is 167 × 73 mm Orange-yellow COLOURED, with the OBVERSE side featuring a portrait of Mahatma Gandhi with a signature of the governor of the Reserve BANK of India. | |
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गर्जा पूर्ततेसाठी कोणाकोणाची मदत घ्यावी लागते |
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Answer» OtyokgrijbvtffiryiiExplanation:Kgooyfkpj |
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Imagine that a scooter and a truck colider with each other, which will go to long distance after collision? |
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Answer» Its OBVIOUS that the truck will go to LONG distance due to its HUGE MASS (as COMPARED to a scooter). |
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Scientist believe that between once third and once half of four land surface has been modified by . |
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Answer» i don't know.Explanation:very very SORRY |
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“Equality is a constitutional right for the citizens of India” Support the statement with examples. |
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Answer» The RIGHT to Equality is based on the following basic principles • Every person is equal before law. • No person can be discriminated on the basis of their religion, CASTE, race, gender or colour. • Every person has equal access to PUBLIC places and facilities like playgrounds, hotels, religious places, SHOPS, markets, parks, wells and canals. • Untouchability has been abolished. Anyone who practices it can be punished Equality is a key feature of a democracy. It states that all people are equal irrespective of their religion, caste, CREED, gender or colour. The Indian Constitution clearly upholds this principle. The Right to Equality is a Fundamental Right. It gives equal protection to all. It does not encourage any kind of discrimination. The term ‘equality’ denotes not only social status but equal opportunities and equality of different religions.Explanation: |
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Who was AkbarPls flw me |
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Answer» tion:Abu'l-Fath Jalal-ud-din Muhammad Akbar, POPULARLY known as Akbar the Great, and also as Akbar I, was the third Mughal emperor, who reigned from 1556 to 1605. Akbar SUCCEEDED his FATHER, Humayun, under a regent, Bairam Khan, who helped the young emperor expand and consolidate Mughal domains in India. I am already FOLLOWING you (❁´◡`❁) |
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With the arrival of _____________the speed of advancement increasedgreatly. |
| Answer» SCIENCE and technologyhope this will HELP you. | |
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Different between agricultural and modern society |
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Answer» agricultural PRACTICES emphasize PRODUCTION, capital gain, input intensity and crop consistence.In contrast, traditional agricultural practices emphasize localization, BIODIVERSITY, shared genetic RESOURCES and a cultural appreciation for many different CROPS. |
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Naresh reside in that region which has trees with very strong and fine wood.The wood of the trees in used to build buildings, rail compartment and match sticks etc . here we can also fined Vario's types of fruit giving trees.tel the name of that areas win which this kind of vegetation is found? |
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Answer» JfloykiughfojExplanation:Of kydbo |
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Country with higher income are dash then other less income |
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Answer» Answer4.0/516Answer:DevelopedExplanation:if a country has LESS income than it is CALLED under development or DEVELOPING COUNTRIES . for EX IndiaExplanation: |
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1. Write the steps to reduce air pollution. |
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Answer» Ways to Reduce Air Pollution•Riding a BIKE or walking instead of driving.•Taking a bus or carpooling.•Buying a car that has greater fuel efficiency.•Turning off lights and appliances when they are not in use.•Using energy efficient LIGHT BULBS and appliances.•Buying FEWER THINGS that are manufactured using fossil fuels. |
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Highlight the following things on the map of India: 1.Line of Indian Standard Time(IST) 2. Regions that get less than 20cm rain 3. Mangrove Forest 4. Gir National Park pls don't spam guys |
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Answer» I am SORRY but we literally NEED a picture of the map. how is it? Explanation:I am not TRYING to SPAM plz I am sorry |
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A short note on:'Important of disarmament' |
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Answer» Education is a critically IMPORTANT element of sustainable peace. Disarmament and non-proliferation education focuses on REDUCING, controlling, and eliminating WEAPONS of all KINDS in order to undermine militarism and prevent ARMED conflict and armed violence. |
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निर्वाहकृषि और वाणीजि्यकृषि के बीच अंतर स्पष्ट करें ? |
| Answer» DONO me kuch HI ANTAR hai jayada NAHI | |
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○ What is Brand Franchise?? ○ |
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Answer» Znzmzmzmzmzmzmzmzmzmz |
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Principal types and their historical significance |
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Answer» there are five different “TYPES” of principal: the PHILOSOPHER, the surgeon, the architect, the soldier and the accountantExplanation:historical significance of principal: While principals are most often held accountable for the smooth FUNCTIONING of routine activities, their most important role is that of instructional leader. The principal is the leader of the SCHOOL and sets the tone for the school. Their impact is significant. |
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True and false Exogenic forces are exerted by earth quake |
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Answer» tion:The earth's movements are divided on the basis of the forces which cause them. The forces which act in the INTERIOR of the earth are called endogenic forces. The forces that WORK on the surface of the earth are called exogenic forces. ... SUDDEN movements are earthquakes and VOLCANOES |
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Give a short description about the situation in Ireland during the process of nation building in Britain. |
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Answer» Ireland–United Kingdom RELATIONS, also referred to as Irish–British relations or Anglo-Irish relations, are the relations between the states of Ireland and the United Kingdom. The three devolved administrations of the United Kingdom, in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, and the three DEPENDENCIES of the British Crown,[1] the Isle of Man, Jersey and GUERNSEY, also participate in multilateral bodies CREATED between the two states.[2]hope it will HELP you Explanation:mark as brainliest |
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What are celebrating bodies |
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Answer» tion:CELEBRATING Women, Celebrating BODIES” is a project PROMPTED and inspired by the many conversations, struggles, thoughts, worries, and joys that women experience in REGARDS to their bodies and the bodies of others. In my personal experience, body image is a regular part of the daily dialogue of Bowdoin LIFE. |
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Whom did Gandhiji proposed to be the first satyagrahi? [A] Sardar Patel. [B] Jawaharlal Nehru[C] Vinoba Bhave [D] Maulana Azad |
| Answer» C] Vinoba BhaveExplanation:The first Satyagrahi selected was Acharya Vinoba BHAVE, who was SENT to Jail when he spoke against the war. Second Satyagrahi was JAWAHAR Lal Nehru. Third was Brahma Datt, one of the inmates of the Gandhi's Ashram. They all were sent to jails for violating the Defense of India Act. | |
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What was the negative aspect of Napolean's rule? |
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Answer» Napoleon Bonaparte had a negative impact on France, because he mistreated the rights that every human should obtain, CREATED a bad image for other countries, and only really cared about absolute power. He fought a LOT of war as France was expanding across europe including Spain, Italy, the lowlands, Austria, then Germany and Russia. This overextended the french empire. Because of the many WARS he had, many french men and later his subjects had no choice but to fight for him and he lost miserably during the RUSSIAN campaign that ended his CAREER. |
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What caused a big change in the political map of the world? |
| Answer» HELLO DEAR, can you be my a BEST FRIEND.....!!! | |
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सोबतच्या चित्तातील पानसाती ओल्या तेजोवण कसे मिळतात हेवाट कश |
| Answer» TION:क्रीम पफ्स को 2 दिनों तक एक एयरटाइट कंटेनर में रखा जा सकता है; लंबे समय तक भंडारण के लिए फ्रीज। यदि आपके क्रीम पफ भंडारण में नरम हो गए हैं तो उन्हें भरने और परोसने से पहले ओवन में कुरकुरा किया जा सकता है। फिर से कुरकुरा करने के लिए; लगभग ५ से ८ मिनट के लिए ३००°F में खुला बेक करें। भरने से पहले पूरी तरह से ठंडा करें | |
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Define the resources on the basis of relationship |
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Answer» On the BASIS of Ownership. (A) Individual Resources : Resources which are OWNED by PRIVATE individuals are known as individual resources. Examples : Plot, Fields, House, Car, BOOK etc. (B) Community Resources : Resources which are owned by all members of the community. |
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II.Match the following 'A B' 1.Chaitanya 2.Md.Paigamber 3.Kanakadasa a)Doha b)Mohana Tarangini c)Hij ira d)Chaitanya charitamrutha 4.Kabir |
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Answer» বিস্তারিতঢাকাহাকবিকবিExplanation:বিস্তারিত পড়ুন |
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Rights enjoying by students inside and out side of the school |
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Answer» Explanation:Students and youth shall have the right to physical ACTIVITY and recreation of high quality regardless of their WEALTH, poverty, or place of residence. Students and youth shall have the right to SAFE and secure public school facilities of EQUAL quality regardless of wealth, poverty, or place of residence.drop thanks and mark as brainlistt |
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Speech on "value of games" on the occasion of the sports day |
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Answer» Explanation:Value of Games Essay: Games and sports are very significant in an individual’s life. They help people keep themselves healthy and fit and also offers us a change from the MONOTONY of daily life. Games is a useful means of entertainment and physical activities. It teaches individuals PUNCTUALITY, honesty and regularity of habits. You can also FIND more Essay Writing ARTICLES on events, PERSONS, sports, technology and many more.\drop thanks and marks as brainliyts |
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Dhan Agra has low electrical potential write it correctly |
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Answer» Aaaji KAISE Hoooooooooooo |
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The world law is drived from which word |
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Answer» Explanation:Lag The word 'Law' has been derived from the Teutonic word 'Lag, which means 'definite'. On this basis Law can be defined as a definite RULE of CONDUCT and human relations. It ALSO means a uniform rule of conduct which is applicable EQUALLY to all the people of the State.drop THANKS and mark as brainlistt |
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6. Write about the recommendations of Motilal Nehru and 8 other Congress leaders in congress session of Karachi held in 1931. |
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Answer» Explanation:The Karachi Resolution was a passed by the Indian National Congress at its 1931 Karachi session. The Session was conducted in the shadow of three major events. First, Mahatma Gandhi had just been released from prison following his Salt Satyagraha. Second, the Gandhi-Irwin pact had just been concluded which had brought the civil disobedience movement to an end. And third, the British government had, a week before the session, executed Bhagat Singh and two of his associates in connection with the Kakori Conspiracy case. The Resolution is three pages long and is mostly written in a quasi-legal style. It reiterated the Congress Party’s commitment to ‘Purna Swaraj’ or ‘complete independence’. In addition to fundamental rights which protected civil liberties, the Resolution for the first time put forward a list of socio-economic principles/rights that the Indian state had to ADHERE to. These included: protections for industrial workers, abolishing of child labour, free primary education and protections for agricultural labour. The Resolution also, which seems to be a Gandhian influence, prohibited intoxicating drinks and drugs. Kama Maclean, in A Revolutionary History of Inter-War India, argues that the Resolution on Fundamental Rights passed by the session - that consisted of many socialistic provisions - was the RESULT of a heart to heart talk between the Gandhi and Nehru. Nehru’s acceptance of the Gandhi-Irwin pact and its RATIFICATION by the Congress was secured in return for the passing of the Resolution on Fundamental Rights. Judith Brown, in Gandhi and Civil Disobedience, contends that the passing of the Resolution had nothing to do with the Gandhi-Irwin Pact: it was the outcome of collaboration between Gandhi and Nehru, not negotiation or compromise. Subash Chandra Bose seems to be in line with Kama, he argued that the passing of the Resolution was meant to placate the leftist elements of the Congress Party. The socio-economic provision in the Karachi Resolution went on to influence the Constituent Assembly in drawing up Part IV of the Indian Constitution – the Directive Principles of State Policy. KR.1 "This Congress is of opinion that in order to end the exploitation of the masses, political freedom must include real economic freedom of the starving millions. In order therefore, that the masses may appreciate what Swaraj as conceived by the Congress will mean to them, it is desirable to state the position of the Congress in a manner easily understood by them. The Congress therefore declares that any constitution that may be agreed to on its behalf, should include the following items, or should give the ability to the Swaraj Government to provide for them. KR.2 1. Fundamental rights of the people such as i. Freedom of association and combination. ii. Freedom of speech and press, iii. Freedom of conscience and the free profession and practice of religion, subject to public order and morality, iv. No DISABILITY to attach to any person of religion, caste or creed In regard to public employment, office of power honour and the excercise of any trade or calling v. EQUAL rights and obligations of all citizens, No civic bar on account of sex. vi. Equal rights to all citizens of access to and use of public roads, public wells and all other places of public resort. vii. Right to keep and bear arms in accordance with regulations made in that behalf and such reservations as may be required- for public safedrop thanks and mark as brainlistt |
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The value of aeceleration is choose the correct options (a) is always positive (b) is always negative (c) is zero (d) can be positive, negative or zero |
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Different life styles of people in various regions |
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Answer» Explanation:Income or profession/occupation based lifestyles CRIMINALITY. Farming. Jet set. PIRACY. Poverty. Prostitution. Sarariman. Workaholic.drop THANKS and MARK as brainlistt |
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What is another name for HR? |
| Answer» EXPLANATION:What is another WORD for HR? human RESOURCES manpower staff PERSONNEL laborUS labourUK person talent forces human capitaldrop thanks and mark as brainlistt | |
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What is the old name for human resources? |
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Answer» Human resource MANAGEMENT used to be referred to as "personnel administration." In the 1920s, personnel administration FOCUSED MOSTLY on the aspects of hiring, EVALUATING, and compensating employees. |
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3. Theis an independentbody that conducts elections in India. |
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Answer» The Setup - About Election Commission of India - Election ... The Election Commission of India is an autonomous CONSTITUTIONAL authority responsible for administering UNION and State election PROCESSES in India. The body ADMINISTERS elections to the Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha, State LEGISLATIVE Assemblies in India, and the offices of the President and Vice President in the country. |
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What is a adult suffarge? its definition class 9 chapter 8 framing of constitution and its feature |
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Answer» Framing Of CONSTITUTION And Its Features Question 2.What is Adult Suffrage?Answer:Any citizen who is above 18 years of age and above possesses RIGHT to vote in the election of Parliament, Legislative Assemblies or Local Self-Government Bodies, WITHOUT any discrimination, and economic standard is Adult Suffrage. |
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Explain three features of 'Nation State' |
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Answer» ... Answer : The three features of the nation-state that emerged in Europe in the 20TH century were: (a) There were INTENSE rivalry AMONG the nations due to expansion of trade and COLONIES. (b) The disintegration of the Ottoman Empire. (C) The subject countries declared themselves as an independent countries. |
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Math the following 1. Churachauri (a)Uttar Pradesh 2.Champaran (b)Punjab3. Amritsar (c)Jharkhand4. Bardoli (d)Bihar (e)Gujarat |
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URGENT!!!! Q.1) Multiple Choice Questions : 1) A goalkeeper in a game of football pulls his hands backwards after holding the ball shot at the goal. This enables the goalkeeper to: (a) Exert large force on the ball (b) Increases the force exerted by the ball on hands (c) Increase the rate of change of momentum (d) Decrease the rate of change of momentum |
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Answer» A large force that acts in a very short DURATION of time is referred to as impulsive force. This force which is large due to a high speed such as a kick of a football may be disastrous as the momentum change is large and hence a goalkeeper holds his HAND backwards in order to REDUCE the force exerted on his hands. |
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What competition was there among the big power of europe |
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Answer» Taking its place is the great power COMPETITION, or GPC. ... At its heart, GPC involves an ONGOING push-pull among the United States, China, and Russia for global strength and influence. But the great power competition is far more than a MILITARY or economic PROBLEM. |
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To other countries i may go as a tourist but to india i come as a pilgrim explain the given statement pls |
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Answer» tion:When I spoke to him on the phone, he had just returned home to his village in the northern state of Rajasthan from neighbouring Gujarat, where he worked as a mason.In the rising heat, Goutam Lal Meena had walked on macadam in his sandals. He said he had survived on water and biscuits.In Gujarat, Mr Meena earned up to 400 rupees ($5.34; £4.29) a day and sent most of his earnings home. Work and wages dried up after India declared a 21-day lockdown with four hours notice on the midnight of 24 March to prevent the spread of coronavirus. (India has reported more than 1,000 Covid-19 cases and 27 deaths so far.) The shutting down of all transport meant that he was forced to travel on foot."I walked through the day and I walked through the night. What option did I have? I had little money and almost no food," Mr Meena told me, his voice raspy and strained.He was not alone. All over India, MILLIONS of migrant workers are FLEEING its shuttered cities and trekking home to their villages.These informal workers are the backbone of the big city economy, constructing houses, cooking food, serving in eateries, delivering takeaways, cutting hair in salons, making automobiles, plumbing toilets and delivering newspapers, among other things. Escaping poverty in their villages, most of the estimated 100 MILLION of them live in squalid housing in congested URBAN ghettos and aspire for upward mobility.mark me as BRAINLIST , thank me 100% fol|ow back |
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The word ‘law’ is derived from which word |
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Answer» d 'Law' has been derived from the Teutonic word 'Lag, which means 'definite'. On this BASIS Law can be DEFINED as a definite RULE of conduct and human relations.PLEASE MARK THIS AS THE BRAINLIEST ANSWER |
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