Viruses are not exactly living i.e. the can stay dormant or inactive until they find a suitable host for them to replicate. Thus, being microscopically small isn't the only factor that is considered for an organism to come under the category of microorganisms

yes its true beacause-
1.it has helped to established maritime contacts with country.
2.The long coastline benefits India by giving it a prominent position at the head of Indian Ocean along with access to Arabian Sea and the Bay of Bengal

3. It helps in conducting sea trade with Africa, West Asia and European countries and building of more ports.
4.The location at the confluence of Indian Ocean, Bay of Bengal and Arabian Sea is also strategically important.

He sells 20 eggs for a rupee. So SP of each egg is 100/20 or 5 paise

130% = 5 paise per egg

Therefore 100% = ?

100 x 5÷130 or 500÷ 130

Cost of 1 egg = approx 4 paise.

So he would have purchased 100/4 or approx.25 eggsfor a rupee.

In Microsoft PowerPoint, slide transitions are motion effects that occur in Slide Show view when you move from one slide to the next during a presentation. You can control the speed, add sound, and even customize the properties of transition effects. To add a transition first of all select a slide in the left hand panel that contains the Slides and Outline tabs (I'd keep it simple and work in the Slides tab). The transition will occur immediately before the selected slide is displayed. Click Transitions > Transition To This Slide, and then click on the transition you want to use. If you want to see a larger selection of transitions, click on the more button (the down arrow at the bottom right of the group.

15(y-4)-2(y-9)+5(y+6)=0

15y - 15(4) - 2y + 2(9) + 5y + 30 =0

15y - 60 - 2y + 18 + 5y + 30 =0

15y - 2y + 5y - 60 + 18 + 30 =0

18y - 42 + 30 =0

18y - 12=0

18y = 12

y = 12/18 = 6/9

Newton’s I law of motion: An object remains in a state of rest or of uniform motion in a straight line unless acted upon by an external unbalanced force.
Newton’s II law of motion: The rate of change of momentum of an object is proportional to the applied unbalanced force in the direction of the-force.
Newton’s III law of motion: To every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction and they act on two different bodies.

A season is a period of the year that is distinguished by special climate conditions. The four seasons—spring, summer, fall, and winter—follow one another regularly. Each has its own light, temperature, and weather patterns that repeat yearly.

MS Excel 2010 is a spreadsheet program that contains rows, columns, charts, graphs, mathematical functions and formatting tools. It is used for a number of reasons: Data of large data set can be compiled easily.

Six types of roads:

1. Super Highways —Golden Quadrilateral, North-South Corridor and East-West Corridor.
2. National Highways
3. State Highways
4. District Roads
5. Other Rural Roads
6. Border Roads.

● It brings in money. This is probably the main advantage of tourism and the reason why it has been promoted so much in recent years in developing countries especially. Whether in developing or developed countries, the income generated can make up a significant proportion of the national income.
● It provides jobs for the locals. Hotels, bars, transport, shops, and restaurants all need staffing. Tourism can provide much-needed employment for people.
● It raises the profile of the place generally. Tourism gives the locality a chance to show itself off and raise its profile in the world.
● It can provide a incentive for investment in infrastructure such as roads and rail networks, as well as funding local medical and education facilities.
● It can provide economic incentives for a place to preserve, regenerate, and provide upkeep in their urban and wildlife areas.

Communication means sending messages from one place to another. Radio, TV, telephone, telegraph etc are the means of communication.

Advantages of roadways over railways are: 

(i) Construction cost of roads is much lower than railway lines. 

(ii) Roads can be constructed easily in hilly terrains and undulating topography. 

(iii) Roadways act as a feeder to other modes of transport, as they provide a link between railway stations, air and sea ports.

(iv) Road transport is economical in transportation of few persons and relatively smaller amount of goods over short distances.

Griffin carried out experiments of how to become invisible. By taking some drugs he became invisible and started stopping money and frightening people.

1. The government provided subsidies to farmers on fertilisers and electricity. However, it led to the use of a large amount of fertilisers and water which resulted in the depletion of essential minerals in the soil and water logging.

2. Due to the minimum support price at which the government purchases food grains and subsidises them, wheat and rice are being grown more by some states. This has disturbed the cropping pattern.

3. Sometimes, people below the poverty line (BPL) have been excluded from the categories, while people above the poverty line (APL) are included in the category even when one of their crops fails.

4. Absence of agricultural infrastructure and linking of the failure to use the latest techniques such as linking credit directly to the bank account of farmers have hampered the food security policy of the government. 

Various institutional reform programmes introduced by the Government in the interest of farmers are:

• Minimum Support Price (MSP)
• Provision for crop insurance against drought, flood, etc.
• Subsidy on Fertilisers
• Establishment of Grameen banks to provide low-interest loans
• Facilities of Kissan Credit Card and Personal Accident Insurance Scheme

Government has made concerted efforts to ensure the increase in agricultural production since 1951. These include   (a) Abolition of zamindari system.   (b) Announcement of minimum support price every year to prevent any exploitation of farmers.   (c) Consolidation of small landholdings into a large one where mechanisation is possible.   (d) Ceiling on landholdings where maximum limit towards ownership was fixed by the government.   (e) Introduction of insurance to provide security against failure of crops.   (f) Opening up of rural banks and co-operative societies to provide credit to the farmers at a low interest.   (g) Introduction of high yielding varieties, use of machines, fertilizers etc.   (h) Special weather bulletins and agricultural programmes for farmers were introduced through mass media.

India is mainly an agriculture country. agriculture is the process of utilizing land for growing different varieties of crops.

agriculture has been practised in India for ages. it is called the backbone of Indian economy. about 60% to 70% of India's population depends upon agriculture for their livelihood. net sown area still accounts for about 46% of the total cultivated area of india. about 2/3 of the Indian population depend on agriculture directly or indirectly.

there are 3 type of farming .
1 Primitive subsistence farming .
2 Intensive subsistence farming .
3 Commercial farming .
1 Primitive subsistence farming--- in this type of farming it is practised on small patches of land with the help of primitive tools like hoe , dao this type of farming depend upon monsoon.
2 Intensive subsistence farming--- it is practised in areas of high population on land . lt is labour intensive farming , where high doses of biochemical inputs and irrigation re used for obtaining higher production .
3 Commercial farming---- the main character of this type of farming is the use of hyv seed , pesticides , insecticide etc.

During the pre-war times, the narrator lived in some other city far away from home and she visited her mother only for a few days. During the first half of the war the narrator’s mother was always afraid that they might have to leave the place and lose all valuable belongings. The narrator lived in the city in a small rented room. Its windows were covered with blackout paper. She could not see the beauty of nature outside her room. The threat of death loomed large.
After the liberation, everything became normal again. Bread was getting to be a lighter colour. She could sleep in her bed without any fear of death. She could glance out of the window of her room each day. One day, she was eager to see all the possessions of her mother, which she knew were stored at number 46, Marconi Street. She went to that address. She felt disappointed when Mrs Dorling neither recognised her nor let her in. She asked her to come again someday. It was evident she wanted to put her off. She was eager to see, touch and remember her mother’s possessions. So, she had to take the trouble of visiting the place again.