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Explain five challenges faced by Election System in India |
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Answer» The 5 challenges are.1)First in elections political parties don't get selected without the members in their CASTE..2nd..Caste in POLITICS has brought down the value of parties.3rd.Political parties cannot follow dictatorship4th..Succession ruling is prohibited..5th..Political parties if they have low STRAIGHT they are dominated by large parties..That's it..I hope it helps..Plz MARK me the Brainiest..Explanation: |
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Name the law and in which year it was passed? |
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Answer» Keplers law in 1601The orbit of PLANET is an ELLIPSE where sun is at the FOCII |
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What makes the sky blue |
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Answer» t reaches EARTH's atmosphere and is scattered in all directions by all the GASES and particles in the air. BLUE light is scattered more than the other colors because it travels as shorter, smaller WAVES. This is why we see a blue sky most of the time. |
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How can we say that the autonomous states were economically strong religion |
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Answer» centralized organisation. There is no UNDISPUTED DEFINITION of a state.[1][2] Max Weber's definition of a state as a polity that maintains a monopoly on the use of violence is widely used, as are many others.[3][4]Some states are sovereign, while other states are subject to EXTERNAL sovereignty or hegemony, where supreme authority lies in another state.[5] The term "state" also applies to federated states that are members of a federation, in which sovereignty is shared between MEMBER states and a federal BODY. |
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06-)Heshe was not a most member of the constituent Assembly.A) Jawahar Lal Nehru.B.) Rajendra Prasadc.) Mahatma Gandhi.D.) Sarojni Naidu.a |
| Answer» MAHATMA GANDHI was not the MEMBER of CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY | |
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05) The fair prince shops are: A) Shops for poor peopleB) Shops selling its product at cheaper rates. C) These shops are called ration shop. D) All the above. |
| Answer» ANSWER is all of the above | |
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Official records are archaeological sources |
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Answer» yes oggicial record are arcelogical sources please THANKS me and I will follow you and MARK me as brainleast ANSWER |
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Write a short note on T.M.S? |
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Answer» mprising tribals the dam had displaced, was formed as a platform DEMANDING their right to fish in the reservoir; TMS has managed fishing there SINCE 1996. Actual PICTURE of fishing in tawa river4. Despite the expiry of the licence, and non-renewal, tms FISHERFOLK continued to fish in the reservoir.HOPE IT HELPS YOU . |
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Colonisation and urbanisation are two of the many defining features of the modern period is it true or false |
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Answer» trueExplanation:PLZ MARK AS BRAINLIEST IF I HAVE SOLVED THE PROBLEM |
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People of Bastar rise in revolt against British short own words points for exam very short points |
| Answer» SORRY but can you PLEASE ASK QUESTION PROPERLY | |
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The British made a large number of topography maps is it true or false |
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Answer» yes it is TRUE the BRITISH MADE a large number of topography maps |
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India is the dash largest country in the world |
| Answer» INDIA is the third largest COUNTRY in the WORLD india is the SECOND largest country in ASIA | |
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What is sex how it is different from gender |
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Answer» In general TERMS, “sex” refers to the biological differences between males and females, such as the genitalia and genetic differences. “Gender” is more difficult to define, but it can refer to the ROLE of a male or female in society, KNOWN as a gender role, or an individual's CONCEPT of themselves, or gender identity.please mark as BRAINLIEST |
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Which things is that belief that buying and using a lot of goods can lead to happiness |
| Answer» TUDY should be the CORRECT ANSWER . | |
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What nutrients is loamy soil composed of and where can it be found in India ? |
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Answer» Loam is soil composed mostly of SAND (particle size > 63 micrometres (0.0025 in)), silt (particle size > 2 micrometres (7.9×10−5 in)), and a smaller amount of clay (particle size < 2 micrometres (7.9×10−5 in)). By weight, its mineral composition is about 40–40–20% concentration of sand–silt–clay, respectively.[1] These PROPORTIONS can vary to a degree, however, and result in different types of loam soils: sandy loam, silty loam, clay loam, sandy clay loam, silty clay loam, and loam.[1] In the United States Department of Agriculture textural classification triangle, the only soil that is not predominantly sand, silt, or clay is CALLED "loam". Loam soils generally contain more nutrients, moisture, and humus than sandy soils, have better drainage and infiltration of water and air than silt and clay-rich soils, and are easier to till than clay soils. The different types of loam soils each have slightly different characteristics, with some draining liquids more efficiently than others. The soil's texture, especially its ability to retain nutrients and water, are crucial.[2] Loam soil is suitable for growing most plant varieties.Bricks MADE of loam, mud, sand, and water, with an added binding material such as rice husks or straw, have been used in CONSTRUCTION since ancient times. |
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Animal husbandry including fishing a) true b) false |
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Answer» This sentence is falseanimal HUSBANDRY INCLUDES LOOKING after ships and goat, FEEDING themmark me as brainlist |
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Why minerals and industries are treated as an important economic factor for affecting the distribution of population explain |
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Answer» minerals and industries are treated as an important ECONOMIC FACTOR for affecting the distribution of population because people LIKE to LIVE at the place where things and minirals for AGRICULTURE and farming are readily available |
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For social engineering, constitution provided (A)Reservations(B)Untouchability(C)Land reforms(D)Privy purse |
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Answer» I THINK it is RESERVATION |
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Which is internal river A. Mekong B. Seikyang C. Amudariya D. Kab |
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Answer» E. ♡♡♡Internal river MEANS, the river which is not connected to ocean directly or INDIRECTLY. Thus there is “LUNI” river in RAJASTHAN and gujarat, originated from pushkar valley of ARAVALI range near ajmer and ends in the marshy land of kutch. It is an internal river, there may be any other also.answer :cHOPE IT HELP UFOLLOW ME |
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Mahilaon dwara chalaye ja Rahe swayam sahayata samuh se kaun kaun se labh pahunch rahe hain ek case study taiyar kijiye Hindi mein |
| Answer» KHUD PROTECT HONE LA I THINK...... | |
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Examine J.S.Mill's nation of liberty in 500 words. |
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Answer» John Stuart Mill (1806-1873), one of the best known intellectual figures of the nineteenth century, is especially revered by civil libertarians (as well as by Margaret Thatcher) for his essay On Liberty, published in 1859. Mill’s principal concern was to ensure that individual liberty was not swallowed up in the move toward popular sovereignty. The emergence of the United States as a democratic republic led him to conclude, “It was now perceived that such phrases as ‘self-government,’ and ‘the power of the people over themselves,’ do not express the true state of the case. The ‘people’ who exercise the power are not always the same people with those over whom it is exercised; and the ‘self-government’ spoken of is not the government of each by himself, but of each by all the rest.” Mill’s account of the need to PROTECT individual liberty from “the tyranny of the majority” has been highly influential—notably his defense of freedom of speech as a process of determining the truth; being “protected” from falsehood is the same as being “protected” from the possibility of knowing truth.The readings from Mill and from Boaz explore the meaning of individual liberty and responsibility for one’s own MORAL development, and the chapters by the distinguished jurist Bruno Leoni consider different meanings of freedom and constraint. Leoni parts company with Mill on the question of whether freedom should be construed principally as freedom from coercion by the state or as freedom from “social pressure” as well. Mill had argued in On Liberty that “protection … against the tyranny of the magistrate is not enough; there needs protection also against the tyranny of the prevailing opinion and feeling, against the tendency of society to impose, by other means than civil penalties, its own ideas and PRACTICES as rules of conduct on those who dissent from them.” Others, such as Bruno Leoni, have argued that liberty should not be confused with freedom from public opinion but should be limited to freedom from coercion, understood in terms of force or the threat of force.Milton Friedman, in the excerpt from Capitalism and Freedom, argues that private property and a capitalist economy are necessary prerequisites for individuality, freedom of speech, and Mill’s “experiments in living.” David Boaz, in the chapters from his book, CONSIDERS the dignity and worth of the individual human being and the possibility of the coexistence of individuals of different faiths, philosophies, and cultures in a free and open society.This module treats the issues of equal rights, especially with reference to the flourishing of individuality and pluralism in a free society. The grounding of the LIBERTARIAN view in individual rights, rather than in collective claims, provides important insights into the contemporary debate on “multiculturalism.” |
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What are the most critical issues for curriculum development? |
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Answer» Explanation:Some of them are discussed below:ISSUES in CURRICULUM development.Curriculum is outdated.Involvement of GOVERNMENT officials.Lack of ACADEMIC research.Absence of school TEACHERS' involvement.Result of weak academic skills of researchers. |
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The heavy robes worn by people in the hot desert are what called? |
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Answer» of the SAHARA desert wear heavy ROBES. ANSWER: It is because in the DESERTS there is little RAINFALL and the temptation is extremely harsh. Theywear heavy robes to protect themselves from dust storms and hot winds. |
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Collect information about musical instrument called jaltarang and find out how the different notes and produced in it |
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Answer» hdkydgdgsjgdkgsgsgsjfhatj |
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2)Among the following identify the French colonya) Maheb) Suratc] Goad] Bengal |
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Give me some example of power. resources |
| Answer» POWER resources are of TWO types: Conventional Resources: are those that have been in common USE for a long time. Firewood and fossil FUELS are two main conventional ENERGY sources. ... Solar energy, wind energy, tidal energy, etc.Mark me as a brainliest. ✌ | |
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write down any one base to enlist a heritage located in gandaki province to the world heritage site. |
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Answer» Explanation:TRAVEL to Turkey and REDISCOVER the DISTANT past, well into the birth of civilizations. Cool splash of turquoise. WARM gatherings of SUMMER. Destinations: Antalya, İstanbul, Cappadocia. |
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What is the compositon of the general assembly of the un |
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Answer» The General Assembly SHALL consist of all the Members of the UNITED Nations. Each MEMBER shall have not more than FIVE representatives in the General Assembly. |
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.......provides suitable land for agriculture fill in the blank correct answer would be marked as brainliest |
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Write down any four causes of Indian independence movement. explain any one. answer it fast please |
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Answer» loss of people and the moment had in both WAYS violence and NON violence so the political PARTY will be dominated |
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Dy), which of the following issues are related to poverty?A.) Landlessness & help bessnessB.) Unemployment & illitaracy.c.) Both ) & (B)D) Neither (A)nor (B) |
| Answer» WER will be C both a and B | |
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British had made European countries not to pose any challenge to them as they proved the strength inaj Anglo-Maratha warsb] Carnatic Warsc] Anglo-Mysore wardj Plassey War |
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Answer» ng to me CARNATIC wars is right hope it is helpfulplease MARK me as a BRAINLIST |
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In which country except China Corona virus is spreading the fastest |
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Answer» Italy, SOUTH KOREA and Iran are also most affected areas by corona except china Explanation:PRAY for china happy holi |
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Suggest few measure to measure the plants |
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Answer» 1.Use a crescographA crescograph is a device for measuring the growth in PLANTS. It was invented in the early 20th CENTURY by Sir JAGADISH Chandra BOSE. The Bose crescograph USES a series of clockwork gears and a smoked glass plate to record the movement of the tip of a plant (or its roots) at magnifications of up to 10,000.2.Measure using a ruler |
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03) Which of the following is not an economic activity?A) Bankomat BankingB) TeachingC) Diary forming theD) Farming, of self-consumption. |
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Answer» D)FARMING of SELF CONSUMPTION Explanation:PLEASE MARK ME THE BRAINLIEST |
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Write briefly about social evils targeted against women in 19th century? |
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Answer» The Indian society during the 19th century SUFFERED from a number of social EVILS including the caste system, UNTOUCHABILITY, illiteracy, Sati, CHILD marriage, POLYGAMY, superstitions, infanticides (human sacrifice) etc. ... were directed against these social evils. |
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Subject such as forest and agriculture in which centre and state would have joint responsibility |
| Answer» TION:order to maintain balance between the central government and that of the state government, the constitution provided three lists of subjects - a 'Union List', with subjects such as taxes, DEFENCE and foreign affairs, which WOULD be sole RESPONSIBILITY of the Centre government , a 'State List' with subjects such as ... | |
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What conclusion can you make about the Georgia Court System? A) Its members are appointed. B) Its authority is divided among many levels. C) It does not respond to the needs of everyday people. D) It is ultimately controlled by the Executive branch. |
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Preventive methods of farmers |
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Answer» Preventive method includes crop rotation, cover crop, tillage system,seed BED preparations of drainage and IRRIGATION system and of crop RESIDUES.. |
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Which of these is a power of the Governor of Georgia? A) passing laws B) vetoing bills C) creating taxes D) trying criminals |
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Answer» A) PASSING lawsExplanation: |
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Does prostitution should be legalized in India |
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Answer» Prostitution is legal in INDIA. A number of related activities including soliciting in a public place, KERB CRAWLING, owning or managing a brothel, prostitution in a hotel, child prostitution, pimping and PANDERING are ILLEGAL. |
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Analys the roleof sawami vivakada social reformtion movement |
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Answer» Swami Vivekananda was a great social reformer and a very inspiring personality of India. Vivekananda was called by the NAME Narendranath DATTA.. ... Narendra became a frequent visitor to DAKSHINESHWAR and under the guidance of the SRI RAMAKRISHNA, he made rapid strides on the spiritual path. |
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THE MILK PRODUCED BY THE COOPERATIVES IS MADE INTO - AND - |
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Answer» tion:NICE to you and your family are doing WELL and that you are right sir I am out of town until the end of the DAY and I am out |
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Which foreign countries are located in the boundary of India? |
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Answer» India SHARES its border with 7 countries-Afghanistan,PAKISTAN,China,BHUTAN,Nepal,Myanmar and BANGLADESH..... |
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Which country is mentioned below the brand name Skagen in the video? |
| Answer» BRO the QUESTION is not COMPLETE EXPLANATION: | |