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Difference between coming together and holding together federation |
| Answer» Buy a refresher like evergreen | |
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What is agglomeration |
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Answer» a mass or collection of things is known as the agglomeration. Collection of different goods Collect |
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What kind of atmosphere created during the first world war? |
| Answer» The First World War created a new political and economic situation in India.(i) It led to huge increase in defense expenditure, Custom duties were raised,income tax was introduced to finance the war.(ii) Villagers were called upon to supply soldiers, forced recruitment in rural areascaused widespread resentment.(iii) Prices of essential commodities doubled between 1913 and 1918 leading toextreme hardship to the common people.(iv) In 1918-19, 1920-21 crops failed in many parts of India resulting in acute foodshortage.(v) Influenza epidemic spread. According to the census in 1921, 12-13 millionpeople perished due to famines and epidemics. | |
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What do u mean by linguistic diversity |
| Answer» Diversity in Language is the Linguistic diversity in India like people of West Bengal speak Bengali,Gujrat people talk Gujrati,Tamil And people talk Tamil etc. Yet there is every kind of people residing in different states. Like in Bengal also you will find a minority of Dravidian population among them some talks Telgu,some Tamil,some Kannada,some Malayali. So this is all about linguistic diversity. | |
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Why wheat is mainly grown in punjab? give three reasons |
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Answer» In,word word due to green Revolution Wheat is mainly grown in punjab due to following main points :In punjab there is alluvial and clayey soil which supports best for the growth of wheat In punjab there is favourable climate gor the growth of wheat like temperature, humidityDue to green revolution there is availability of fertilisers and better access for irrigation |
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Important questions in sector of an indian economy |
| Answer» Name 3 types of sector in India. Explain by giving examples | |
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At which of the congres session was the non cooperation movments adopted |
| Answer» Gandhi had announced the launching of the Non Cooperation Movement in August 1920. The Indian National Congress met in September at Calcutta to pass the resolution of the Non Cooperation Movement. But many Congressmen were concerned with the proposals of the movement. They feared that the movement would lead to viloence. From September to December there was an intense tussle within the Congress. In December 1920, Congress met once again in the Nagpur Session. It was finally in this session that a compromise was worked out among the supporters and opponents of the movement and Non Cooperation Movement was finally adopted.So, Gandhi wished to pass the resolution of the Non Cooperation movement in the Calcutta session but due to opposition he was able to get it passed in the Nagpur session in 1920. | |
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What is the basic nature of indian federal system? |
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Answer» “The power sharing” arrangements in our country is mainly based on the quasi federal nature of federation. The Indian constitution provided a “three fold distribution” of legislative powers between the union government and the state government known as ‘Three List System’.\tUnion List\tState List\tConcurrent List\t(i) Union list—‘Union list’ contains 97 subjects of national importance.\t• The union legislature legislates the subjects of union list.\t• Defence,foreign affairs, banking, communications and currency are examples of the union list.\t(ii) **State list—**State list contains 66 subjects of local importance’.\t• The state legislature assembly legislates on the subjects of state legislature.\t• Police, trade, commerce, agriculture and irrigation.\t(iii) **Concurrent List—**Concurrent List contains 47 subjects which are important for both the union and state government.\t• On the concurrent list subject both union and the state legislature can legislate but in the case of conflict only union law prevails.\t• Subjects like, education, forests, trade unions, marriages, adoption and succession are the examples of concurrent list.
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What were the objective of BNA congress |
| Answer» The main objectives of the Indian national congress are as follows:\tTo build a modern secular democratic republic in India.\tThe party believes in equality of all countrymen.\tBelieves in education and welfare of weaker sections and minorities.\tSupports new economic reforms with a human touch. | |
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How caste is influencing politics |
| Answer» However, we also need to keep in mind that the caste system always does not play a role in shaping politics or deciding the candidates from a constituency. This is due to the following reasons:\tNot every constituency in the country has a clear majority of one single caste. Therefore, every party is required to win the trust of the people belonging to different castes.\tNo political party wins all the votes of a particular favoured caste or community. When people say that caste is a ‘vote bank’, they simply mean that many people from that one particular caste may vote for the party.\tBecause several political parties fight elections, there may be many candidates from the same caste fighting elections against each other.\tIt has been seen that many elected MPs or MLAs may lose the elections. If candidates are elected on caste lines, then no candidate can ever lose the elections. | |
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Why have industrialisation and urbanisation become the cause of water scarcity? |
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Answer» Why should we blame industries . We also utilize the water most for our daily needs. Am I right.???? Besouse industry and cities utilise water for work. Agar log kaam karenge ton unko paani toh chaiia hi hoga |
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Resources which are found in a region, but have not been utilised |
| Answer» Potential resources like wind and solar energy in rajasthan | |
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What is the value of consumer products n market place |
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What will be the other name of unemployment ? |
| Answer» Manmohan Singh | |
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What was the he role of paul bernard in nationalism in infochina |
| Answer» Paul Bernard was a well known French thinker. He opined that the French colonial government should develope the infrasctructure in Vietnam. This, he argued, would make the Vietnamese prosperous and a prosperous local public would provide a better market for French goods. He also advocated implementation of land reforms in order to improve the farm output. | |
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Diffrentiate between formal and informal credit |
| Answer» Formal sources:1.These sources of credit are registered by the government and have to follow its rules and regulations.2.RBI supervises the functioning of formal sources of credit.3.They generally charge lower rates of interest.4.Their main motive is social welfare. Example: Banks and cooperatives.Informal sources:1.These include those small and scattered units which are largely outside the control of the government.2.There is no organisation which supervises the credit activities.3.They charge much higher rates of interest.4.Their main motive is profit-making. Example: Moneylenders, traders, employees, relatives and friends, etc. | |
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Reclamation of bombay |
| Answer» \tThe earliest project began in 1784. The Bombay governor William Horn by approved the building of the great sea-wall which prevented the flooding of the low lying areas of Bombay.\tSince then, there have been several reclamation projects.\tThe need for additional commercial space in the mid 19th century led to the formulation of several plans both by government and private companies for the reclamation of more land from the sea.\tIn 1864, the Back Bay Reclamation Company won the right to reclairq the western foreshore from the tip of Malabar Hills to the end of Colaba.\tReclamation often meant levelling of the hills around Bombay.\tAs the population continued to increase rapidly in the early 20th century, every bit of available area was built over and new areas were reclaimed from the sea. | |
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What are the different causes of water pollution |
| Answer» 1. Washing cloth on the river side.2. Putting waste in the river. | |
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Treaty of beanna |
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What is Gross Enrolment Ratio? For what thing it is used? |
| Answer» Gross Enrollment Ratio\xa0(GER) or\xa0Gross Enrollment\xa0Index (GEI) is a statistical measure used in the education sector, and formerly by the UN in its Education Index, to determine the number of students enrolled in school at several different grade levels (like elementary, middle school and high school),\xa0 | |
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How can be conserve minerals |
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Answer» • use of minerel is a planned suntainable manner•Recycling of metals•use of alternative renewable substitutes•technology should be improve to use the low grades ores profitably Recycling of metal |
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Define self help group |
| Answer» Self help group or SHGs are basically a group of about 15 to 20 members in rural areas who provides loan with their own savings.savings might be upto 1000 rupees. | |
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Why why do people deposit money with banks |
| Answer» People deposit extra money into banks because at a point of time people need only some money for their day to day needs. By depositing money in the banks people\'s money is safe and they get a good interest on their deposit. They can also withdraw money | |
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why check came into existence |
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Name the different forms of money |
| Answer» There are three types of money recognized by economists - commodity money, representative money, and also fiat money. Money that\'s in the form of a commodity with intrinsic value is considered commodity money. Representative money is not money itself, but something that represents money. It is exchangeable for money. | |
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MoneySolves which problem of barter system? |
| Answer» Money solves the problem of DOUBLE COINCIDENCE OF WANTS in barter system.Double coincidence of wants means that both the seller and the buyer has to agree to buy each other commodities. | |
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What do you meam by barter system? |
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Answer» ok Bhai aadit you are right IT is a trading method in which goods are given and exchanged according to one\'s needNo medium of money is required It was practiced when there were no money not sure bhai In trade, barter is a system of exchange where participants in a transaction directly exchange goods or services for other goods or services without using a medium of exchange, such as money |
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What do you mean by sense of collective belonging? |
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Answer» Joining of two or more states and form a nation Hi |
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Important question of chapterAgricultureSector of indian economy and Water resource |
| Answer» Refer to ideal, exam idea | |
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Why do people look at a mix of goals for development |
| Answer» Beacause only income is not enough for overall development ....and for becoming developed it require overall development along with security and raputation in the society | |
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Mention the objectives of Indian National Congress |
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Main difference between Cross cutting and overlapping |
| Answer» Read the book carefully | |
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How did poland, swizeeland and brussel welcome french army? |
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What is human Development Index (HDI) ? |
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Answer» It is present in the evergreen Book ma ha |
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What is disadvantage of dam? |
| Answer» We have it in geography book & also in science book. Like it shifts lot of people, damages trees, it is highly expensive,often doesn\'t control flood & also creates sediment & generates methane etc. | |
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What were the condition of panchayati raj befor 1992and after1992 |
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Give any two examples of informal sector of credit |
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Answer» TradersMoneylenders Example: Moneylenders, traders, employees, relatives and friends, etc. |
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what is proto-industrialisation |
| Answer» Proto-industrialization (also spelled proto-industrialisation) was a possible phase in the development of modern industrial economies that preceded, and created conditions for, the establishment of fully industrial societies. Proto-industrialisation generally refers to the phase before industrialisation. | |
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What was rat hunt movement ? |
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Answer» To stop the spread of plague, as rat hunt was started in 1902. Vietnamese workers were hired for the task and were paid for each rat being caught. People began to catch rats in thousands. The payment was done when a tail of a rat was shown as a proof that a rat had been killed It was a movement which was introduced by French government in 1902. According to this movement every Vietnamese had to said to kill the rats insted of they had to given some money, for prove Vietnamese had to show the tail of rats that means they killled the rats.But, Vietnamese was against the French they leave the rat alive and only cut his tail for prove that they killed the rats.Since, their profession was running smoothly but some people was considered it profsssion and they breeded the rats to earn money. Ultimately, this movement was failed and French government stopped this movement. |
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Why average income is called per capita income |
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Who said, "when France sneezes, the rest of Europe catches cold". |
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Answer» Duke metternich who was chancellor of treaty of vienna Yes duke matternich Duke metternich.am i write? |
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What do you mean by decentralisation |
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Answer» When power is taken away from Central and state government and given to local government is called decentralization. Decentralization is the process by which the activities of an organization, particularly those regarding planning and decision-making, are distributed or delegated away from a central, authoritative location or group. When power is taken from the state and central govt. And given to the local govt. |
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What is the meaning of development? Explain the two aspects of development. |
| Answer» Development is described as the progress or change taken place over a period of time.Different persons can have different developmental goals. What may be development for one may not be development for the other. It may even be destructive for the other.Different people have different developmental needs. These needs are based on their particular life situations. | |
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What is a martial law |
| Answer» Where power of a an area come in the hand of army head, when police cant control that area...... | |
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Name two types of social differences lead to social division. |
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Answer» Diffrent caste is one... Social difference does not necessarily lead to social division. This is because of the following reasons:\tIt depends on how people perceive their identities. For example if people look at their identities only on the basis of their caste and religion considerations it becomes difficult to reconcile their differences. On the flip side, if they think that their identities are multiple and complimentary with their national identity, the situation is easier to cope with since this helps people co-exist with each other.\tAlso, how political leaders raise the demands of any community. The demands of a particular group can be accommodated, if they are made within the framework of the Constitution and do not affect the vital interests of any other groups of the country.\tFurther, it depends on how the government reacts to demands of different groups. If the rulers or the majority community are willing to share power and accommodate the reasonable demands of the minority community, social divisions can be reduced in the country. |
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What is human development index? Name it\'s variables |
| Answer» Human Development Index is an index prepared by World Bank under which all nations are ranked according to their performance in various parameters like per capita income , life expectancy rate, literary rate etc,. | |
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What are guild restrictions |
| Answer» Remove unwanted Barrie\'s and restrictions by the government from trade and industry is known as the restriction | |
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Name one crop that is commercial crop in punjab but subsistence crop in Bihar |
| Answer» Wheat | |
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What is the basic difference between holding together federation and coming together federation? |
| Answer» Coming Together federations:\tUnder this independent states come together on their own to form a bigger unit.\tUnderthis, all constituent states usually have equal power.\tUSA, Switzerland and AustraliaHolding together federations:\tUnderthis, a large country decides to divide its power between the constituent states and the national government.\tUnderthis central government tend to be more powerful.\tIndia, Spain and Belgium. | |
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Alauddin khalji policies |
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