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D)sports journalism

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As we noticed in the above paragraphs, just after independence India faced a number of challenges to national integration. Although various efforts have been made to solve those problems, the challenges are continuing. The most important challenges are as follows:

A. Communalism

Communalism has been one of the most complex problems that India has been facing. This is generated when individuals belonging to one religion develop excessive affinity to their religion and hatred TOWARDS other religions. This kind of feeling promotes religious fundamentalism and fanaticism and proves to be dangerous for the unity and integrity of the country. It is more so for a country like India where people practise all the major religions of the world. But India has been suffering from communalism since independence. As we know, we faced worst kind of communal riots on the eve of independence, and even after. There have been many communal riots in various parts of the country, inflicting immense sufferings on the people.

B. Regionalism

Regionalism is ANOTHER obstacle in the way of national integration. On many occasions it ENCOURAGES people to promote regional interests even at the cost of national priorities. One may think that raising the problems of a particular region is needed to attract the attention of the decision makers and to compel them to fulfill justified regional demands. This THINKING is reasonable, because such demands may be based on genuine grievances of the regions and States that have been denied fair shares of projects and industries in the overall structure of development. Those may also be related to the continued neglect of a particular region.

In spite of over six decades of planned development, all regions in our country have not been developed in the desired manner. Along with other factors, the LACK of expected socio-economic development results in demands for the creation of new States. Do you know how many times in India various States have been reorganized because of the agitations based on regional aspirations? But when regionalism ignores national interests or encourages people to have negative feelings towards the interests of other regions, it becomes harmful. On many occasions regional protests and demonstrations are based on political considerations. Aggressive regionalism is still more dangerous, as it leads to separatism. We have been experiencing such feelings in certain parts of States of Assam and Jammu and Kashmir.

C. Linguism

All of us know that India is a multilingual country. People of India speak nearly 2000 languages and dialects. This plurality has been negatively used on many occasions, particularly in the early decades after independence. Every country needs to have a common official language, but it has not been an easy task for India. When a recommendation was made in the Constituent Assembly to recognise Hindi as the official language of India, it was opposed by representatives of almost all the nonHindi speaking areas. A compromise had to be made there. While the Constituent Assembly declared Hindi as the official language, it was provided that English would continue to be used for official purposes of the Union government for a period of 15 years.

When the Official Language Commission set up in 1955 recommended in favour of replacing English by Hindi as an official language, there were widespread protests in all the non-Hindi speaking regions. Such protests and demonstrations were seen once again in 1963, when the Official Language Bill was introduced in Lok Sabha. As a compromise, the Act of 1963 allowed the continued use of English for official purposes without any time limit. Although the demand for language-based States was met comprehensively when the States were reorganized on linguistic basis in 1956, fresh movements are going on in some parts of the country. Such movements generate many challenges for national integration

D. Extremism

The extremist movements going on in different parts of the country are yet another challenge to national integration. You must have heard about the Naxalite movement or Maoist movement. These movements quite often use violence, create fear in public life, cause loss of lives of government personnel and people and destroy public property. Mostly the youth participate in such movements. The basic reason for taking up arms by the youth is the continuing state of socio-economic deprivations. Moreover, the day-to-day humiliation, denial of justice, human rights violations, various kinds of exploitation and political marginalization prompt them to join the Naxalite movement. But the extremist activities have been threat to law and order and peaceful living of the people residing in the affected areas.

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Colonialism is defined as “CONTROL by one power over a dependent area or PEOPLE.” It occurs when one nation subjugates another, conquering its population and exploiting it, often while forcing its own language and cultural values upon its people.

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what is Narration Narration is the use of a written or spoken commentary to convey a story to an audience. Narration is conveyed by a NARRATOR: a specific PERSON or unspecified literary VOICE, developed by the creator of the story, to DELIVER information to the audience, particularly about the plot (the series of EVENTS).

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Nationality defines the relationship or " legal BOND " between the citizens/national and her state. based on social FACTS of attachment, and which gives rise to RIGHTS and duties on the part of both SIDES of that relationship ...

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He was the first man in Nepal to PRODUCE electricity in Nepal. He demonstrated how electricity could be produced with the HELP of water. In addition, he also set up a leather TANNING factory in Balaju. Gehendra Shamsher is credited for modernization of Nepal ARMY.

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Abstract

With their national origins in Spanish and US imperialism, and in the subsequent wake of intense waves of cultural colonisation, educated Filipinos are often at a loss about what their roots are. In order to bring much needed clarity to the ongoing debate about what it means to be Filipino, this essay will relate the past to the PRESENT by TRACING the evolution of, and the continuities in, the essence of Filipino social organisation and worldview, drawing frequent comparisons with Indonesian and Thai data. The core approach taken – wherein these issues are examined through the lens of culture – is complemented with (i) reflections on common Southeast Asian principles of social construction and (ii) with the pinpointing of the systemic divides that prevent Filipinos from identifying with the collective whole and from growing into a nation of committed citizens. The paper is of relevance both to scholarly researchers and to others with practical interests in the region, as it will enable them to better know the people that they are or will be dealing with.

Keywords The Philippines, history and identity, nationalism, civil society, American cultural intervention, school curriculum, cultural history

Prefatory

As an exercise in the histoire des mentalités, this essay traces the evolution of the characteristic ethos infusing the state and nation in the Philippines. While state-propagated nationalism and its associated rituals are inescapably present in day-to-day life, these dynamics fail to evoke a popular sense of belonging to a shared civil WORLD. It seems as if the public sphere of the state and the private sphere of everyday life do not connect, a reality which is enhanced in practice by the systematic exclusion of the ordinary citizen from the country's oligarchic political process. As it is often expected that a vocal civil society can provide the cultural leadership that successfully moulds the nation, the reasons for the underdevelopment of such a force need to complement the narrative.

The Problem of Nationhood

The depth to which American cultural imperialism has penetrated Filipino society is demonstrated by the listlessness of the nation-building spirit within it. In a country like Indonesia the erasure of the humiliation of the colonial past was not so much a priority as a matter of course, and it is inconceivable that Indonesians would invoke the Dutch era as a way to explain the history and shape of their present nation state. In the Philippines, however, the granting of independence is still celebrated with the depiction of the lowering of a conspicuous American flag on the current one hundred peso note, while the names of Taft, Harrison, Lawton and the like LIVE on. Even so, after independence, many places have been renamed after national heroes – and many more after not-so-heroic presidents, amongst whom Quezon leads the pack of those obscuring the history of provinces, towns, villages and streets.

Who cares? The very cultural imperialism that thwarts nation-building also destroys historical continuity, and so the Filipino sense of a collective becoming has been OBLITERATED. As a “modern”, American-educated nation, the Filipino people should face forwards and be progress-oriented – thereby basically concurring with Henry Ford's dictum that “history is bunk”. Be that as it may, certain academic circles have recognised that the depth of the colonial impact has led to the “mis-education of the Filipino” (Constantino 1966) and a “colonial mentality” that keeps inferiority feelings alive, while fostering the blind acceptance of the superiority of anything emanating from the United States. As a result, in 1972, the Marcos dispensation promulgated the Educational Development Decree that, amongst other things, was intended to remedy the “problem of nationhood”.

Under Marcos, school education apparently did not succeed in instilling the desired sense of nationhood. Thus in 1987, Senator Ramos-Shahani proposed conducting

ANSWER:

PROF YOGENDRA SINGH wrote the BOOK 'Social Change'

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साम्प्रदायिकता है – अपनी पूजा-पाठ-उपासना-विधियों , खान-पान,रहन-सहन के तौर-तरीकों , जाति-नस्ल आदि की भिन्नताओं को ही धर्म का आधार मानना तथा अपनी मान्यता वाले धर्म को सर्वश्रेष्ठ और दूसरी मान्यता वाले धर्मों को निकृष्ट समझना , उनके प्रति नफरत , द्वेष-भाव पालना और फैलाना ।

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Anthropos is the international journal of anthropology and linguistics, founded in 1906 by Wilhelm Schmidt. The title of the journal stands for the Greek word for “human being” and expresses its main purpose – namely the study of human societies in their cultural dimension. The cultivation of anthropology, ethnology, linguistics, and religious studies was therefore an essential COMPONENT of Wilhelm Schmidt’s intellectual horizon. This tradition is continued today by members of the Anthropos Institute – the organizational carrier of the journal.

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Nomos Publishing is among the leading scientific publishers in the German-speaking world in the fields of law, social sciences and the humanities. Since 2002, Nomos has been a part of the Beck-Group, but has REMAINED independent from the Group’s other publishers with regard to its program development. Since 2015 Edition Sigma belongs to Nomos Publishing. In 2017 Tectum Publishing became part of the Nomos family and in 2018 Ergon Publishing and Academia Publishing followed. Nomos issues more than 60 professional journals that reflect our entire publishing program and range from journals for practitioners to highly specialized scientific periodicals. Many of these journals are leaders in their fields, such as ZEITSCHRIFT für Urheber- und Medienrecht(Journal for Copyright and Media Law), Zeitschrift für Umweltrecht (Journal for Environmental Law), Medien & Kommunikationswissenschaft (Media & Communication Science), Blätter DER Wohlfahrtspflege (Public Welfare Gazette) or Soziale Welt (Social World). Particularly noteworthy are also the numerous interdisciplinary and intradisciplinary journals, such as Leviathan, Kritische Justiz (Critical Justice) and Rechtswissenschaft (Jurisprudence).

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BHARAT Ka vibhajan Mountbatten yojna ke addharit par NIRMIT Bharatiya swatantrata ke addhiniyam 1947 ke addhar par kiya Gaya SORRY I know this much only ☺️

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NATURE of Sociology According to Robert Bierstedt:

Sociology is the BRANCH of knowledge and it has its own characteristics. Sociology has different nature in society. It is different from other sciences in certain respects. The following are the MAIN characteristics of sociology as enlisted by Robert Bierstedt in his book ” The Social ORDER” and they are as follows:-

1) Sociology is an independent science

2) Sociology is a social science not a physical science:- Sociology belongs to the family of social sciences, and not to the family of physical science.

3) Sociology is a categorical and not a normative discipline:- Sociology “confines itself to statements about what is, not what should be or ought to be”.

4) Sociology is a pure science and not an applied science: – A distinction is often made between pure sciences and applied sciences.

5) Sociology is relatively an abstract science not a concrete science:- This does not mean that sociology is an ART and not a science.

6) Sociology is a generalizing and not a particularizing or Individualizing Science:- Sociology tries to find out the general laws or principles about human interaction or situation, about the nature, From, Content, and structure of human group of societies.

7) Sociology is a general Science and not a special Social Science:- The area of inquiry of sociology is general and not specialize.

8 ) Finally, Sociology is both a Rational and an Empirical Science:- There are two broad ways of approach to scientific knowledge.

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ANSWER:

655 will be the answer to your question

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The university awards UNDERGRADUATE and postgraduate DEGREES, as WELL as non-degree qualifications such as diplomas and CERTIFICATES or continuing education units.

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Jewish people BELIEVE there's only one God who has ESTABLISHED a covenant—or special agreement—with them. Their God communicates to believers through prophets and rewards good deeds while also punishing evil. Most Jews (with the EXCEPTION of a few GROUPS) believe that their MESSIAH hasn't yet come—but will one day.

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Holy Qur'an RECOMMENDED 'milk' as the BEST drink while 'honey' as the best eatable THING this is on the basis of HEALTH concern.

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Explanation:

Judaism has its roots as an ORGANIZED RELIGION in the Middle East during the Bronze Age. It evolved from ANCIENT Israelite RELIGIONS around 500 BCE, and is considered one of the oldest monotheistic religions.

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Explanation:

* MANY European wanted to sée strong government to help protect them.

*the growth of tread and towns during late

middle aged lead to many of these changes as well.

* For Example:

the raise monarchies led to the decline of fedulism through out the land that MAKES up MODERN DAYS FRANCH ,

England and germani , Spain.

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A PATNER who simply lends his name to the firm is CALLED a nomial partnar

if a person is DECLARED by patner by patner of a firm and such person remaind SILENT without denying it, he also consider a patnerby holding out

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Here are brief descriptions of the three major branches of modern JUDAISM - Reform, Orthodox and CONSERVATIVE - along with EXPLANATIONS of how they EVOLVED and some of the practices they follow

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FACTORIES form of the expression is 81(x+1)^2+90(x+1)(y+2)+25(y+2)^2=(9x+5y+19)(9x+5y+19)81(x+1)

2

+90(x+1)(y+2)+25(y+2)

2

=(9x+5y+19)(9x+5y+19)

Step-by-step explanation:

GIVEN : Expression 81(x+1)^2+90(x+1)(y+2)+25(y+2)^281(x+1)

2

+90(x+1)(y+2)+25(y+2)

2

To find : Factories the expression?

Solution :

The given expression 81(x+1)^2+90(x+1)(y+2)+25(y+2)^281(x+1)

2

+90(x+1)(y+2)+25(y+2)

2

is in the form of a^2+2ab+b^2a

2

+2ab+b

2

in which

a=9(x+1)a=9(x+1)

b=5(y+2)b=5(y+2)

We know, a^2+2ab+b^2=(a+b)^2a

2

+2ab+b

2

=(a+b)

2

Substitute a and b,

(9(x+1))^2+2(9(x+1))(5(y+2))+(5(y+2))^2=((9(x+1))+(5(y+2)))^2(9(x+1))

2

+2(9(x+1))(5(y+2))+(5(y+2))

2

=((9(x+1))+(5(y+2)))

2

81(x+1)^2+90(x+1)(y+2)+25(y+2)^2=(9x+9+5y+10)^281(x+1)

2

+90(x+1)(y+2)+25(y+2)

2

=(9x+9+5y+10)

2

81(x+1)^2+90(x+1)(y+2)+25(y+2)^2=(9x+5y+19)^281(x+1)

2

+90(x+1)(y+2)+25(y+2)

2

=(9x+5y+19)

2

81(x+1)^2+90(x+1)(y+2)+25(y+2)^2=(9x+5y+19)(9x+5y+19)81(x+1)

2

+90(x+1)(y+2)+25(y+2)

2

=(9x+5y+19)(9x+5y+19)

THEREFORE, factories form of the expression is 81(x+1)^2+90(x+1)(y+2)+25(y+2)^2=(9x+5y+19)(9x+5y+19)81(x+1)

2

+90(x+1)(y+2)+25(y+2)

2

=(9x+5y+19)(9x+5y+19)

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Answer:

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Answer:

Yes the above statement is true

Explanation:

It is because we get messages or SIGNALS from the nervous system only and the taste that we get is from taste BUD which are carried by Neurons and all other SENSES are based on Nervous System

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ANSWER:

15×60 = 900

900/35 = 120:7

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