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it is as USUAL as we do WORK and we FEEL HAPPINESS

You could learn NEW things by GOING to summer camp or instead you can do swimming which will help you to keep your mind FRESH and active and body COOL by the HOT sun.....

by singing songs and SAYING sweet PRAYER i.e itni shkto

y Here is your answer today's world has been presented with a view to demonstrate in which ways mod- ernisation theory explains it. The paper concludes that modernisation the- ORY is STILL relevant today in matters of democra- cy, democratization and GOOD governance.Hope it help you Please mark me please #SIBI ❤️

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tion:See you have to DECIDE it by yourself because it's your life and you have to do your BEST, So you should choose the subjects WISELY and choose the subject in which you are GOOD at. All the best!!By the WAY according to me, medical is better because I like it and I am good in it

I THINK FIRST OPTION MAY be RIGHT

is (II) MAKING WORLD a BETTER PLACE

Blue Lagoon​Explanation:In southwestern Iceland, the Blue Lagoon is a geothermal spa. The spa is situated on a lava field near Grindavik on the Reykjan peninsula, in a geothermal area, and is provided with water from the adjacent geothermal power station in Svartsengi.The Blue Lagoon is one of the most VISITED attractions in Iceland. The water's milky blue shade is due to its HIGH silica content.[1] The silica forms soft white MUD on the bottom of the lake which bathers rub on themselves. The water is also RICH in salts & algaeTo know moreWhat is tourism and what is MEAN by turquoise lagoon - Brainly.inbrainly.in/question/12255962

t creates the PRESSURE of work on mind of the person at a steady rate PLS mark as the BRAINLIEST ANSWER

India’s diverse culture all starts in its’ history. India’s long history starts off with the Indus Valley Civilization. Then the Harrapan Civilization conquered, and ruled. From the Harrapan Civilization to the British rule, there were many rulers, and empires that influenced India’s diversity.  We find in India diversity of various sorts. Some of its important forms are the following: racial, linguistic, religious and caste-based. Racial Diversity Herbert Risley had classified the people of India into seven racial types. These are (i) Turko-Iranian, (ii) Indo-Aryan, (iii) Scytho-Dravidian, (iv) AryoDravidian, (v) Mongolo-Dravidian, (vi) Mongoloid, and (vii) Dravidian. These seven racial types can be reduced to three basic types-the Indo-Aryan, the Mongolian and the Dravidian. B.S. Guha (1952) has identified six racial types (1) the Negrito, (2) the Proto Australoid, (3) the Mongoloid, (4) the Mediterranean, (5) the Western Brachycephals, and (6) the Nordic. NEGRITOS are the people who belong to the black racial stock as found in Africa. They have black skin colour, frizzle hair, thick lips, etc.  The Proto-Australoid races consist of an ethnic group, which includes the Australian aborigines and other peoples of southern Asia and Pacific Islands.  The Mongoloids are a major racial stock native to Asia, including the peoples of northern and eastern Asia. In India, the North Eastern regions have tribes of brachycephalic Mongoloid strain. A slightly different kind of Mongoloid racial stock is found in the Brahmputra Valley.  The Mediterranean races relate to the caucasian physical type, i.e., the white Unity and Diversity race.  The Western Brachycephals are divided into the following three sub-groups:  (i) The Alpenoid are characterised by broad head, medium stature and light skin, found amongst Bania castes of Gujarat, the Kayasthas of Bengal, etc.  (ii) (ii) The Dinaric- They are characterised by broad head, long nose, tall stature and dark skin colour, found amongst the Brahmin of Bengal, the non-Brahmin of Karnataka, (iii)  (iii) The Armenoid- They are characterised by features similar to Dinaric. The Armenoid have a more marked shape of the back of head, a prominent and narrow nose. The Parsi of Bombay show the typical characteristics of the Armenoid race   Finally, the Nordic races belong to the physical type characterised by tall stature, long head, light skin and hair, and blue eyes. In India, they are found in different parts of north of the country, especially in Punjab and Rajputana.   Linguistic Diversity This linguistic diversity notwithstanding, we have always had a sort of link language, though it has varied from age to age. In ancient times it was Sanskrit, in medieval age it was Arabic or Persian and in modern times we have Hindi and English as OFFICIAL languages. In the 1971 census on the other hand, reported 1652 languages in India which are spoken as mother tongue. Not all these languages are, however, equally widespread. Many of them are tribal speeches and these are spoken by less than one percent of the total population. Only 22 languages are listed in Schedule VIII of the Indian Constitution. Religious Diversity India is a land of multiple religions. We find here followers of various faiths, particularly of Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, Sikhism, Buddhism, Jainism, Zoroastrianism, among others. While Hindu and Muslim are found in almost all parts of India, the remaining minority religions have their pockets of concentration. Christians have their strongholds in the three southern states of Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh and in the north-eastern states like Nagaland and MEGHALAYA. Sikhs are concentrated largely in Punjab, BUDDHISTS in Maharashtra, and Jains are mainly spread over Maharashtra, Rajasthan and Gujarat, but ALSO found in most urban centres throughout the country. Explanation:

is not prementExplanation:1)because if the person have any helath PROBLEM he/she will die means the COMPANY what to give money every month salaries for family2)if that guy give up and go means3)we need any SIGNATURE of that guy means that guy not do signature and I am PERMANENT employee you can not remove me like that say means4)if that guy not do works and saying I am permanent employee you can not remove me like that say means5)if that guy taking more holidays and saying I am permanent employee you can not remove me like that say means 6)if that guy behaves ugly and saying I am permanent employee you can not remove me like that say means7)buying unnecessary things for company waste ing money and saying I am permanent employee you can not remove me like that say means

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As you BREATHE, most of the air is going in and out of one nostril. ...Blood makes up about 8 percent of your total body weight.The HUMAN NOSE can detect about 1 TRILLION smells.You have two kidneys, but only one is necessary to live.Belly BUTTONS grow special hairs to catch lint.

Now, major economic activities INCLUDE agriculture, industry, forestry, and mining. In 2016, four countries, which include BRAZIL, Ecuador, Argentina and República Bolivariana DE Venezuela experienced decline in OUTPUT. Other countries in the REGION were observing slowdown in growth rates.

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The questions asked from GENERAL Ability section are from Current Affairs, Indian History, PHYSICAL, Indian and World Geography, Indian Polity, Indian ECONOMY, SCIENCE and some miscellaneous GK topics. Have a look at these 25 important GK topics that are highly EXPECTED in the NDA Exam.

te climates of the Earth are characterized by RELATIVELY moderate mean annual temperatures, with average monthly temperatures above 10°C in their warmest months and above −3°C in their colder months (Trewartha and Horn, 1980). Most regions with a temperate climate present four seasons, and temperatures can change greatly between summer and winter (McColl, 2005). Most people live in temperate zones, and human population densities in coastal regions are about three times higher than the global average (Small and Nicholls, 2003). Globally, nearly all temperate coastal regions experienced net immigration during the last century (Neumann et al., 2015), and the increasing population associated with rapid economic growth (Hugo, 2011; Smith, 2011) has led to extensive conversion of natural coastal wetlands to agriculture, aquaculture, and silviculture, as well as industrial and residential uses (Valiela, 2006).Humans both influence and depend on the extensive ecosystem services that temperate coastal wetlands provide, sustained by biological populations and their dynamic interaction with physical and chemical properties of the environment (Kirwan and Megonigal, 2013). The interaction of biota, hydrology, and sediments is clearly evident in the ecological and geomorphologic characteristics of temperate coastal wetlands. Living organisms respond to abiotic factors such as tidal inundation, climate, groundwater, accommodation space (the space between sediment surface and mean sea level), and sediment dynamics, as well as human interventions. The paleoenvironmental records preserved in coastal wetlands provide both ecological and chronological information on their evolution in response to many of these factors and reveal valuable information concerning past climate change, vegetation history, paleohydrology, sea level trends, and alteration by human activities (Tooley, 1986).Coastal salt marshes are the dominant land cover type in the intertidal zone of many low energy temperate coasts (see Adam, 1990; Allen and Pye, 1992), instead of the extensive mangroves that characterize tropical latitude coasts (Odum et al., 1982). Salt marsh plants, mostly herbaceous halophytes, are adapted to regular inundation by saltwater, especially those species occupying the lowest portion of a marsh. In this zone, the vegetation type and distribution is controlled primarily by hydroperiod, defined as the product of the frequency and duration of tidal flooding (French, 1993). At higher elevations where tidal inundation becomes less frequent, evaporation is more intense and a different type of vegetation, composed of succulents, salt excreters, and salt excluders, may appear in response to salt stress (Cronk and Fenessy, 2001). In arid and semiarid coastal locations, high evaporation RATES may produce muddy salt flats instead of a typical high marsh and, at the other end of the scale, large volumes of freshwater discharging into the upper salt marsh may support less salt-tolerant wetland plants, such as Phragmites reeds.A broader definition of coastal wetlands includes a WIDE variety of environments, COVERING a spatial extent that may spread over several kilometers, from tidal flats, salt marshes, and mangroves to freshwater tidal and nontidal wetlands forming a transition to terrestrial systems, whose hydrology is still influenced by mean sea level. Hageman (1969) first used the term perimarine zone to refer to the area where freshwater wetlands persist under the control of RELATIVE mean sea level. In humid climates, freshwater seepage and high groundwater levels provide the waterlogged conditions necessary for the development and persistence of perimarine freshwater swamps, nontidal marshes, and fens (Gardner et al., 2000; Waller et al., 1999). In the perimarine zone of arid climates, under a combination of high evaporation and low freshwater inputs, soils develop extremely high salinities that eliminate all but the most tolerant plants

der of the legislative assembly: In the matter of determining the INTERNAL POLICIES of the State, the decision of the Chief Minister is final. He remains responsible to the Legislative Assembly for the acts performed by the State Council of Ministers. He comes to the rescue of a minister if he faces any difficulty during the debates in the Assembly. He has to bear the responsibility of getting the important bills passed. He has to keep good relations with the people and see that efforts are made to IMPROVE the condition of the state.The Chief Adviser to the Governor: The governor is advised by the Chief Minister so that he can perform his functions. The Chief Minister acts as a bridge of communication between the Governor and the Council of Ministers. On the advice of the Chief Minister, the Governor performs his tasks in matters like summoning, proroguing or dissolving the Legislative Assembly. The Leader of the Council of Ministers: The CONSTITUTION gives supremacy to the Chief Minister by MAKING him the leader of the ministers, thus it is his responsibility to maintain unity among the ministers. He monitors the working of all the ministers and oversees the meetings of the Council of Ministers.Please mark me as Brailiest...

The study of sociology helps the individual to understand human society and how social SYSTEM work. ...It is the task of sociology to study the social problems through the methods of scientific research and to find out SOLUTION to them. The scientific study of human AFFAIRS will ULTIMATELY provide the body of knowledge and principles that will enable us to control the conditions of social life and improve them

Jith DIFFERSENTRALARE alsocomprise DeBUYIM

tion:a PERSON who SETS up a BUSINESS or businesses, taking on financial risks in the hope of PROFIT.

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tion:ELWINS was antimisinori and pro HINDU and regards the future of the TRIBAL PEOPLE

ind those things. Believe in yourself your faiths your dreams your choices your wishes. Don't BOTHER about others. Also RELIGION is not a matter of CONCERN. Be a true HUMAN. Love others. Even THOUGH you have the right to post what you like , but I suggest don't post anything related to religion. We have saw from our history how religion influence people.That's all........

It is BEST GOVERNMENT in the HISTORY of INDIA

raicles cannot be scitificaly PROVEN...

water, LAND ,OZONE layer OXYGEN ,plants etc

this dialogue was SAID by the joker (HEATH ledger) in the film BATMAN the dark KNIGHT

ent (or MANAGING) is the administration of an organization, WHETHER it is a business, a not-for-profit organization, or government body. Management includes the activities of setting the strategy of an organization and coordinating the efforts of its employees (or of volunteers) to accomplish its objectives through the application of AVAILABLE resources, such as financial, natural, technological, and human resources. The term "management" may also REFER to those PEOPLE who manage an organization

The condition of no conflict,violence, JEALOUSY and LIVING with mutual cooperations called PEACE. If there are no CHANCES of conflict at all among the people of the society, and such SITUATION is known as sustainable peace.

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In Competition is a culturally Patterned Process:(2) Competition is Impersonal:(3) Competition is Unconscious:(4) Competition is Universal:(5) Competition is Continuous:(6) Competition is RESTRAINED:(7) Competition Is For Scarce Goods (REWARDS):

then from where are you?I am RAIMA of CLASS 9Explanation:can we be friends?UR INTRO please

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CorruptionExplanation:MARK as BRAINLIEST

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