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ECONOMICAL VALUES

Economic value can be discribed as a MEASURE of benifits from a GOOD service to an economic agent. It is TYPICALLY MEASURED in units of currency. Another interpretation is that economical values represents the maximum AMOUNT of money an agent is willing and able to pay for a good service.

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ECONOMIC conditions are considered to be sound or POSITIVE when an economy is expanding, and are considered to be ADVERSE or negative when an economy is contracting

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EXPLANATION:India before Alauddin Khilji's campaign (1250-1300) (13TH ... a Tamil dynasty which was one of the longest-ruling DYNASTIES in southern India. ... Reading Reference Helpers Help your STUDENTS with reading skills and strategies.

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Under these circumstances, as advised by the leaders of the kingdom, Harshavardhan shouldered the RESPONSIBILITY of Thaneshwar (present Punjab-Haryana). Immediately after ascending the throne, he decided to free his IMPRISONED sister, RAJYASHREE.

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"Iron and Blood" or "Eisen und Blut" is part of a SPEECH given to the PRUSSIAN Parliament by Otto von Bismarck imploring the Parliament to increase the BUDGET provided for military EXPENDITURES. The phrase which has been often transposed to "Blood and Iron".

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Service

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Service in the FORM of WORKERS of workers isnecessary to SET up an INDUSTRY

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underweight

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18.5-24.9 is NORMAL or healthy range for BMI

above or below is considered as OBESE or underweight respectively

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answer is flourine

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Increased PUBLIC SPENDING in infrastructure and MANUFACTURING sector

Revitalization of MNREGA

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States-

States-Constituencies

 1. Uttar Pradesh-

80

 2. Maharashtra-

 48

 3. WEST Bengal

 42

 4. Bihar

 40

 5. Tamil Nadu

 39

 6. Madhya Pradesh

 29

 7. Karnataka

 28

 8. Gujarat

 26

 9. Rajasthan

 25

 10. Andhra Pradesh

 25

 11. Orissa

 21

 12. Kerala

 20

 13. Telangana

 17

 14. Assam

 14

 15. Jharkhand

 14

 16. Punjab

 13

 17. Chhattisgarh

 11

 18. Haryana

 10

 19. Jammu and KASHMIR

 6

 20. Uttarakhand

 5

 21. Himachal Pradesh

 4

 22. Arunachal Pradesh

 2

 23. Goa

 2

 24. Manipur

 2

 25. Meghalaya

 2

 26. Tripura

 2

 27. Mizoram

 1

 28. Nagaland

 1

 29. Sikkim

 1

       Total 530

 Union Territories

 Constituencies

 1 . Delhi

 7

 2 . Andaman and Nicobar Islands

 1

 3. CHANDIGARH

 1

 4. Dadra and Nagar Haveli

 1

 5. Daman and Diu

 1

 6. Lakshadweep

 1

 7. Puducherry

 1

             Total 13

 Grand Total

543

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They wanted a NATION where the GOVERNMENT should be ELECTED by a MAJORITY of the population

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TROPIC of CAPRICORN

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I THINK SO BECAUSE OF POLLUTION AND IRRESPONSIBLENESS OF HUMANS

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Article 141 of the Constitution of India states that the law declared by Supreme COURT is to be binding on all Courts within the TERRITORY of India. It is the highest court in India and has ULTIMATE judicial authority to interpret the Constitution and DECIDE questions of national law (including local bylaws).

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Drop to your KNEES and hands.

Get under your DESK and cover your head and neck with your arms.

Stay away from GLASS, WINDOWS, and heavy bookcases.

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If outside stay away from trees,buildings, and power lines.

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Greenwich MERIDIAN, imaginary line used to indicate 0° longitude that passes through Greenwich, a borough of London, and terminates at the North and SOUTH poles. ... As the PRIME meridian, the north-south line at Greenwich is used as the REFERENCE for all other meridians of longitude, which are numbered east or west of it.

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Business ACTIVITY is divided into three categories: PRIMARY, secondary and tertiary. Primary activities include EXTRACTING raw materials. Secondary activities involve MANUFACTURING and construction. Tertiary activities are BASED on providing a service.

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Using LAND WISELY is crucial for protecting ECOSYSTEM services. ... The ecosystems and biodiversity which underpin all economic activity depend LARGELY on 'wild land' - very much a poor relation in the competition with agriculture and urbanisation, both of which have massive economic forces in their favour.

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political party is an organized group of people who have the same IDEOLOGY, or who otherwise have the same political positions, and who FIELD candidates for elections, in an attempt to get them elected and THEREBY implement the party's agenda

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The modern political party system in the U.S. is dominated by the Democratic Party and the Republican Party. These two parties have won EVERY United States presidential election SINCE 1852 and have controlled the United States Congress to some extent since at least 1856.

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1 Nutrition. Living things take in MATERIALS from their surroundings that they use for growth or to provide energy. ...

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(i) The medium and large farmers have their own savings from farming. ... They borrow from large farmers or the village moneylenders or the traders who supply VARIOUS inputs for cultivation. (III) The rate of INTEREST on such loans is very HIGH. They are put to GREAT distress to repay the loan, which is not so in .

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Nagodas were the sericulturists in BENGAL who used to produce Silk.

While Bengal was ruled by the English East India Company, the OFFICIALS began manipulating the Nagodas.

They were obliged to weave for little wages and were made the company's bonded labourers, denying a chance to SEEK out any other means of living.

Under the Company they were forced to live like slaves. Workers who did not wish to obey were tortured and seized their properties.

Collectively, the Nagodas chose to ABANDON their traditional profession, since it did not HELP them earn a living.

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If ANYTHING is ORGANIZED for their own GAIN it is called PRIVATE.

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A cell CONSISTS of THREE parts: the cell membrane, the NUCLEUS, and, between the two, the cytoplasm. ... Within the cytoplasm lie intricate arrangements of fine FIBERS and hundreds or even thousands of miniscule but distinct structures called organelles.

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Answer: Multiple cropping and use of modern FARMING METHODS are two different WAYS of increasing production on the same PIECE of land. e.g., (i) Multiple Cropping When more than ONE crop is grown on a piece of land during the year it is known as multiple cropping.

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a,b,c

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Hence, there is an INCREASE in demand for goods and services produced by secondary and tertiary SECTORS. As a result, the SHARE of secondary and tertiary sectors to the GDP increases and the share of primary sector to the GDP decreases.

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Answer:The cause of conflict in BELGIUM was that the number of Dutch speaking was 58 percent and FRENCH speaking people was 48 percent and only ONE percent was German speaking but on the capital city of Belgium that is Brussels where the majority of French speaking PEOPL was 80% but only 20% of Dutch speaking people so French

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By the TERMS of the final TREATY, signed on MAY 10, 1871 at Frankfurt am Main, GERMANY annexed the French provinces of Alsace and Lorraine; the French were also ordered to pay an indemnity of 5 billions francs.

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When it comes to buying or building a house, one of the first decisions you’ll make is what style you want your home to be. The difference between modern and traditional homes goes beyond what meets the eye. Here are some of the key traits defining these two popular styles.

MODERN OR TRADITIONAL: WHAT DOES IT MEAN?

People often misuse the terms ‘traditional’ and ‘modern’ as synonyms for old and new. In reality, there is more to modern and traditional architecture than age. In fact, some modern homes are almost a hundred years old, and many newly-built homes carry on the traditional style.

The term ‘traditional’ applies to a board range of home-building styles, each with its own unique features. In general, any home drawing influence from historic styles, such as Victorian, Colonial, Craftsman, or Neoclassical architecture, can fall into the category of a traditional home.

Though these styles differ in origin, traditional homes tend to have several common features. These features include large, open porches with overhanging beams and RAFTERS, dormers, and a tall, pointed roof with one or more gables. They use traditional building materials such as brick, wood, plaster, stucco, and stone.

Modern architecture, on the other hand, rejects those classical flourishes in favour of a simple, clean design. Where traditional homes are adorned with elegant details, modern homes strip AWAY the frills to let the basic structure speak for itself. Many modern homes feature a flat or low-sloped roof, straight LINES, and a clean exterior with little to no TEXTURE. Modern construction uses newer, more technologically-advanced building materials like reinforced steel, concrete, and plastic.

Original traditional homes (those built in the 19th and early 20th century) are mainly found in city centres and long-established neighbourhoods. However, many newly-built homes are designed to imitate traditional construction. While these homes may appear traditional, they often incorporate more modern materials and INTERIOR design sensibilities.

FLOOR PLAN

While traditional homes have a larger footprint than modern homes, the space is typically divided into a number of small, single-purpose rooms rather than a few large ones. After all, traditional homes were designed for traditional households, which were much larger back in the day!

In keeping with the minimalist design, modern floor plans are optimized to make the most of the space, with multi-purpose rooms and seamless, open-concept spaces. Many builders borrow the open-concept design for new homes, including many that look traditional on the outside.kooWINDOWS AND LIGHTING

Today, we have the technology to produce windows of all different shapes and sizes. Modern homes take full advantage of this, featuring large windows and skylights for an abundance of natural light. This makes their relatively modest interior space feel open and airy.

By comparison, traditional homes usually have smaller, symmetrically-placed windows of a similar shape and size. As a result, they require more artificial lighting. However, traditional homes often make up for what they lack in natural light with charming details like stained glass and hand-carved woodworking, and antique interior lighting.

WHICH IS BETTER?

The picturesque porches and gables of a traditional home are inherently warm and inviting, and the intricate details make it feel like a place with a story. However, modern homes are not without their charm, using natural light and efficient design to feel both spacious and cozy.

With any home built in 20th century, whether it’s traditional or modern, you’ll have to consider the costs of renovating and retrofitting the home to get it up to code. But with newer homes, the difference between modern and traditional homes is a matter of taste. We happen to love both, and have designed beautiful homes incorporating the best of both worlds.

Brihadisvara temple is located in Thanjavur is the best EXAMPLE of Chola Temples which was constructed by Chola king RAJA Raja I. Explanation: The king RECEIVED a divine command to build in his dreams. The temple was very magnificent in its design and BEAUTY.

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ARABS were the first to use the WORD HINDU. MEGASTHENES' 'Indica' SAID the name for INDIA and Indians around the 4th Century B.C.E. This word was misunderstood by Arabs

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The Russian Revolution of 1905, also known as the FIRST Russian Revolution, was a WAVE of mass political and social unrest that SPREAD through vast areas of the Russian Empire, some of which was directed at the government. It included worker strikes, peasant unrest, and MILITARY mutinies.

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LAKSHMIBAI (c. 1835–1858)

Legendary Indian rani (queen) of the principality of Jhansi, revered for her bravery and astute leadership, who is a symbol of sacrifice in India's fight for freedom against the British. Name variations: Rani of Jhansi; Maharani of Jhansi; Maharanee of Jhansi; Rani Lakshmibai; Lakshmi Bai; Laksmi; Manikarnika. Pronunciation: RAH-nee Luck-SHMEE-baa-ee. Born Manikarnika, nicknamed Manu, around 1835 in Varanasi, India; died in 1858 (also CITED as 1857) on the battlefield in Gwalior, near Jhansi; daughter of Moropant Tambe (a court advisor) and Bhagirathi; educated by private tutors; studied literature, military strategy, and equestrian training; married Gangadhar Rao, in May 1842 but the marriage was not CONSUMMATED until 1849 (died 1853); children: infant son (b. 1851, who died at age of three months).In the vast history of India's independence movement which commenced around 1857, Indian tales and legends have focused on the princes, kings, and other men who resisted the British. There is one woman, however, who has shared this august position: Rani Lakshmibai of Jhansi. Indian women have been perceived by the world, and themselves, as being SUBMISSIVE and lacking in heroism comparable to their male counterparts. Rani Lakshmibai's story not only debunks this myth but also stands as a resounding testimony to the numerous women who, after their own fashion, were involved in this struggle. It is no accident that every Indian who has been to school can recite the Subhadra KUMARI Chauhan paean to the rani's heroismThou art thy own memorial

Thou has shown the way

And teacheth thou a lesson—

Of Freedom and Fight

Of Honour and Pride

Bundelas sang of the Rani

The fighter for Right,

Honor, Justice and Freedom.

Chivalrous Bundelas sang

Chanting songs of Lord Shiva,

The Rani, the damsel fought for Jhansi,

Recount her valour, people of India!

However, this respect for Lakshmibai was revived only after the women of free and independent India resurrected her memory as a symbol of both Indian nationalism and a woman's strength and fortitude. Her legend has reached epic proportions, and has given her immortality in Indian culture. After all, a 24-year-old widow gallantly fighting against the British East India Company's soldiers was not the order of the day. Rani Lakshmibai represents a potent ideal for Indian women; she and her story live in the Indian woman's continued struggle for freedom from the stranglehold of patriarchy.