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Wild life sanctuaries:  The natural area where wildlife is protected and preserved is called wildlife sanctuary. These places provide suitable living conditions to the wild life. Killing, poaching, or capturing of wildlife animals is strictly prohibited in the wildlife sanctuaries. These places mainly consist of landscapes, mountains forests and broad leaf forests with limited human activities being permitted in the sanctuary.
Example: Pachmarhi wildlife sanctuary (M.P), Kaziranga National Park (Assam), Gir National Park and Sanctuary (Gujarat).

 Biosphere reserves: Biosphere is that part of the earth in which the living organisms live or that part of the earth which supports life. Biosphere reserve areas are meant for conservation of biodiversity of a specific area. The entire flora and fauna in these regions is preserved in its natural habitat.  It also helps in the maintenance of biodiversity culture. These regions permit limited economic activities in them (sand and stone mining) and help to promote research in ecological conservation and environment preservation.
Example: Pachmarhi Biosphere reserve (M.P), Sunderbans Biosphere reserve (West Bengal), Gulf of Mannar Biosphere Reserve (Tamil Nadu)

2m m2-1 m2+1

Pythagorean triplet are 2n n2+1 n2-1

Yes, there be different views within the same religion
 Examples of different views within the same religion:
(i) Hindus are divided in Vaishnav (followers of Lord Vishnu) and Shaiv (worshipers of Lord Shiva).
(ii)   Muslims are divided into Shiyas and Sunnis.  
(iii)  Buddhists are divided into Mahayan and Hinyan.
(iv)  Followers of Lord Mahavir are called Jain. They are alsodivided into Shwetamber and Digamber.

Sowing ia an important step of crop production. Before Sowing good quality and healthy seeds of a good variety are selected. Farmers prefer to use seeds which give high yield

It is just a fictional cat

Macavity is just a factional character created by the poet whose actions resemble those of a crooks

No it is just thinking of poet

Yes

Battle of Buxar Causes

• Mir Kasim wanted to be independent and shifted his capital to Munger Fort from Calcutta.
• He also hired foreign experts to train his army.
• He treated Indian merchants and English as same.
• The result of misuse of Dastak, Farman and expansion of trade by English.
• These factors fuelled the English decided to overthrow him and war broke out between Mir Kasim and the Company in 1763.

• Lung disease
• Problems with memory, attention and decision-making, which make daily living more difficult
• Global effects of drugs on the body, such as breast development in men and increases in body temperature, which can lead to other health problems
• A weakened immune system, increasing the risk of illness and infection
• Nausea and abdominal pain, which can also lead to changes in appetite and weight loss
• Increased strain on the liver, which puts the person at risk of significant liver damage or liver failure
• Seizures, stroke, mental confusion and brain damage
• Heart conditions ranging from abnormal heart rates to heart attacks and collapsed veins and blood vessel infections from injected drugs

Cell wall is non-living and freely permeable rigid structure bounding the plant cell. It is secreted by the cell itself for the protection of its plasma membrane and cytoplasm.

A fabric means cloth which is made by weaving or knitting long, twisted threads called yarn made from fibres. Fibres can be divided into two groups – natural fibres and synthetic fibres. Natural fibres are fibres obtained from plants and animals. Example – cotton, flax and jute comes from plants whereas wool and silk are obtained from animals. The synthetic fibres are the fibres made by human beings. Example – rayon, nylon, polyester and acrylic.

Steps : prepration of soil Remove any grass. This is done if you are starting a new garden site from an existing grassy area. If you have an existing garden area start with step 2. Plow, spade or rototill the area. Make sure the soil is ready to work, if it is too wet or too dry you will harm the soil structure. To test the soil take a handful and squeeze it. If it stays in a ball it is too wet. If is is powdery or has hard clumps it is too dry. If it crumbles freely it is just right. Another sign is if you are turning the soil with a spade and the soil sticks to the end of the tool it is too wet to work. If the soil is too wet wait a week and do your test again. Break down any large clumps Clumps may be left after you rototill, so break these up with a hand cultivator or garden fork. Apply manure or compost and soil ammendments. Add well rotted manure or compost and dig this into the top few inches of soil with a hand cultivator or rake.for the Roots area - add 1/2 - 1 inch for the Brassicas area - add 2 inches for Everything else - add 2-3 inches. Learn more about the above groups at vegetable garden layout. From your soil test find out if your soil needs any of the basic nutrients and add accordingly. Add in lime Only lime the area where you will be planting your brassica group. If you have really acidic soil (pH below 5.5) you can lime the "everything else" group as well but do not lime the "root" group area. It is best to lime 1 month after you have added manure or compost to your garden soil. Use 6 lbs per 100 sq feet if clayey soil, 4 lbs per 100 sq feet if loamy soil, 2 lbs per 100 sq feet if sandy soil. Rake the bed. This is done to make the bed smooth and level. Pick out any large debris or small stones. You want the soil to be the consistency of coarse breadcrumbs, especially if your are planting vegetables with fine seeds.

The first step before growing a crop plant is the preparation of soil for sowing of seeds, the soil has to be loosened so that the roots of plants may penetrate deep into the soil, the loosening of soil allow the roots to breathe easily because loosened soil promotes growth of organisms like earthworms and microbes which are the farmer friends as they further turns and loosen the soil and add humus to it, apart from this turning and loosening of soil brings the nutrient rich soil to the top and the top layer of soil supports plant growth, thus nutrient rich soil at the top layer helps in good and healthy crop and hence turning and loosening of soil is very important for cultivation of crops. The process of loosening and turning of the soil is called tilling or ploughing and is carried on by using a plough.

Turning and losing of soil is called preparation of soil

1. The British wanted Delhi to forget its Mughal past.
2. Hence, they razed several palaces, closed down gardens and built barracks for troops in their place. For security reasons, the area around the Red Fort was completely cleared of gardens, pavilions, and mosques. 
3. No worship was allowed in the Jama Masjid for five years.
4. One-third of the city was demolished and its canals were filled up.
5. In the 1870s the western walls of Shahjahanabad were broken to establish the railway and to allow the city to expand beyond the walls.
6. The British began living in the sprawling Civil Lines area that came up in the north, away from the Indians in the Walled City.

The slow process by which the dead plant during the under the earth have become coal is called carbonisation

The slow process of conversion of dead vegetation into coal is called carbonisation

Carbonisation is process of conversation of fossil fuels into coal. It takes mīllîøñ of year.

Let original CP of the article was X. First Case: SP = X + 5% of X = 105X/100 Second Case: He bought article at 5% less. CP = X - 5% of x = 95X/100 SP = (105X/100) - 1 Gain 10%. SP - CP = Gain (105X/100) - 1 - 95X/100 =  10% of 95X/100 10X/100 -1 =  95X/1000 0.1X - 1 =  0.095X 0.005 X = 1 X = 200 So, Original CP was Rs. 200

The early British period was marked by great disunity amongst Indians, such as:

•     Lack of common interest.
•     Inequality and prejudice based on cultural differences (caste, creed, race), that created a barrier between them.  
•     Conflicts and wars to acquire larger territories provoked divisions among them. 

Disease caused by the viruses:

• Chicken Pox: It is caused by the Varicella zoster virus (VZV).
• Flu (Influenza): Common cold is the most common form of influenza.

Disease caused by theInsects:

•  Cholera,Tuberculosis,Typhoid,Diarrhoea.

In the subsidary alliance the indian rules were not allowed to keep there own army as they told that the all the susidary forces will be provided by them . And the indian rulers had to give the charges for subsifary forces provided by the british . That is why the india rulers were dependent on the british for subsidary forces.

A British officer called the resident would be stationed at the court of the ruler.
This all ensured that the Indians were dependent on the British for everything

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And solve this equation and then find Compound interest by formula Compound interest=amount +principal

Principal = rs 20000 Rate =12.5% Time =2 year Then A= P(1+r/100)^n A=20000(1+12.5/100)power 2

If angle is not given we have not problem by only adjacent angle we can construct quadrilateral by opposite sidesof llgm

Electronic media is called mass media. E.g internet, television

Which media is produce news from social worker are called mass media.

Karl Marx was a German philosopher. He took the world by storm when he published 'The Communist Manifesto'. This work introduced the concept of socialism.
Karl Marx influenced many with his ideas. He said that workers worked day and night in factories. It is because of their efforts that a industrialist earns profit. But this profit is not shared by him. Workers earn low wages throughout their lives and live in poverty. Marx suggested class struggle pointing out that workers have to fight to earn their rights and profits.
Marx theory inspired workers all over the world. Many leading thinkers of the time were influenced by his ideologies and suggested the path to socialism.
Infact, the Russian Revolution in 1917 was inspired by Marx's ideologies.

Kar marx was philosopher, economist, historian, sociologist, political theorist, journalistand social revolutionary. He was born in germany

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