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The linguistic groups were unhappy withe the congress since the congress conceded with the demands that states in India should be organized along linguistic lines. After independence, the national leaders opposed and resisted the demand for linguistic states. This made the linguistics group unhappy. The linguistics launched a movement for a separate state for the languages they speak.
Many people in India derive their primary identity by the language they speak which includes Tamil, Gujarati, Bengali, Andhra and many others. Before independence the congress party conceded to the demand of separate states in principle.
But after independence the national leaders opposed and resisted the demand for linguistic states, since these methods would let loose forces of national disintegration and disrupt economic reconstruction.
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Indian government workers face harsh working conditions
No living wage.
Work pressure is very high due to rising orders.
Overtime is often not voluntary as workers are forced to stay longer to complete targets.
Workers experience great job insecurity.
Most workers are not aware of codes of conduct.
In most factories unions do not exist.
Whereas under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), employers are required to pay covered employees the federal minimum wage and overtime pay for hours worked in excess of 40 hours per week. Additionally, many states and localities enact laws regarding minimum wage, overtime, and mandatory breaks.
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Developed countries want developing countries to liberalise their trade and investment because MNCs can set up industries in small and developing nations, which are less expensive and can earn them more profit.
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Vibrations of the body produce sound. The loudness of the sound depends on the amplitude of vibrations. Once, the body stops vibrating it longer produces ant sound.
Sound requires a medium for propagation. It does not travel in vacuum. Sound waves can travel through air, liquid and even through solids. Air acts a medium for sound propagation and we can hear each other well.
Dolphins and whales communicate in water.
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Meghna Thapar 6 years ago
MNC set up their industry depending on these conditions
1) cheap labour is available or not
2) closeness to the market
3) Where Government policy favor them
4) Where enough resources is available.
To keep the cost of production of their goods low, they also set-up their production centre near market, e.g. due to low cost of product (i.e., low labour cost, low raw material prices) MNCs set-up their factories in developing countries like India, China, Vietnam
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- Public facilities are certain universal infrastructural facilities that are the requirement of all citizens. These include electricity, healthcare, sanitation, water supply, public transport, schools and colleges.
- The government is responsible for providing public facilities as these are very important and necessary for people in order to lead their day-to-day lives. Provision of public facilities needs to be affordable for all as they require huge investment while being set up. Since private companies operate for profit, they are more likely to look at the cost aspect of their investment in such facilities and would aim to recover their costs. Such action may make them inaccessible to a large number of people.
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Right after the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre, Gandhiji led the Non-Cooperation Movement. It was very significant for the Indian independence movement. The main aim was to resist the British rule in India through Ahimsa or the non-violent means.
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The difference between the birth rate and the death rate of a country is called the natural growth rate.
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The government was reluctant to divide the country on the linguistic lines because the country was already divided on the basis of religion. The partition had killed millions of people. It feared that further division of the country on linguistic lines could disrupt its unity and integrity. It felt that it was required for the country to remain strong and to reject any force which could disturb the peace and unity of the country.
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English continued to be used in India after Independence because south Indian states expressed strong opposition to Hindi. There were also other linguist group who demanded same for their language.
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The non cooperation remained non-violent at most of the places but some people interpreted the message of Gandhi gi in there own ways mostly to suit their local provinces.
(1) The patidar peasents of kheda Gujrat organised non-violent campaigns against the high land revenue demand.
(2) The poor and tribal people of Gantur staged a number of forest Satyagrahs to protest the new forest laws.
(3) The khilafat cooperation movement gave enormous support in Sind and Bengal.
(4) In punjab the Akali agitation of Sikhs demanded to remove corrupt mahants from gurdwaras.
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