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Is there any scope of morality in Democracy?

Posted by Preeti Kumari 5 years ago

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Pawni Verma 5 years ago

Democracy is all about political power , there is no scope of morality in democracy and in democracy the leaders keep changing in every five years it leads to instability and so many works are delayed and it also leads to corruption as in democracy it provides the voting rights to everyone and ordinary people didn't know what is good for them leader by the vots for political power and sometimes that's why it let's to corruption too that's why there is no scope of morality in democracy

Ganesh.K.S Gani 5 years ago

Yes

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How many calories in rural and urban areas

Posted by Pragati Pandey 5 years ago

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Umesh Kumar 5 years ago

In rural areas- 2400 calories In urban areas- 2100 calories

Pawni Verma 5 years ago

Indian Council of Medical Research has recommended that for rural areas 2400 (kcal) calories are required and for urban area 2100 (kcal) calories are required

Mehul Kumar 5 years ago

2400 calories in R.A 2100 calories in U.A

Preeti Kumari 5 years ago

2400 Calories in rural areas and 2100 in urban areas

Bharti Yadav 5 years ago

2400 calories in rural because they do many physical work 2100 calories in urban areas

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Describe the global poverty trends.

Posted by Rohan Aryan 5 years ago

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Aliya . 5 years ago

(i) Although there has been substantial reduction in global poverty, it is marked with great regional differences. Poverty declined substantially in China and Southeast Asian countries as a result of rapid economic growth and investments in human resource development. Number of the poor in China has come down from 606 million in 1981 to 212 million in 2001. (ii) In the countries of South Asia-India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Nepal Bangladesh, Bhutan the decline has not been as rapid. (iii) In Sub-Saharan Africa, poverty in fact rose from 41 per cent in 1981 to 46 per cent in 2001. (iv) In Latin America, the ratio of poverty remained the same. Poverty has also resurfaced in some of the former socialist countries like Russia.

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Who was lenin? What was his contribution in the Russian Revolution

Posted by Rohan Aryan 5 years ago

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Rishi Yadav 5 years ago

Vladimir Lenin was the leader of Bolshevik party and he had also formed the USSR in 1922. He brings the April thesis that were, ends of war, transfer of land to peasants and nationalisation of banks.

Adarsh Raikwar 5 years ago

Lenin was the leader of radically socialist bolshevik party. The contribution of lenin in russian revolution is he propose aprail thises these are - End to the war, Transfer of Land to the peasants, Nationalisation of Banks.

Akshiii ?? 5 years ago

Lenin was the leader of the radical socialist Bolshevik party( Later renamed the Communist Party) which seized power in the October phase of the Russian Revolution of 1917. After this revolution , Lenin headed the new Soviet government that formed the Russia. He became the leader of USSR upon its founding in 1922.

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Who exercises control over those who run the government A. President B. Lok sabha C. Rajya sabha D. Judiciary

Posted by Raj Jagtap 5 years ago

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Mehul Kumar 5 years ago

Option A.

Pinak Panigrahi 5 years ago

Lok sabha

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Explain any three ways of investment in human resource that can give high returns in future.

Posted by Hrishi Kashyap 5 years ago

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Pata Monalisha 5 years ago

Education , Medical care and training these three ways of investment in human resource that can give high returns in future.

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the functionaries who take a day to day decision.

Posted by Ayushi Kumari 5 years ago

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Evm stands for

Posted by Nidhi Tiwari 5 years ago

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Ramesh Kumar Yadav 5 years ago

Electronic voting machine

Bijayshree Laxmi Das 5 years ago

EVM stands for Electronic Voting Machine

Nidhi Tiwari 5 years ago

Electronic voting machines

Rishi Raj 5 years ago

Evm stands for Electronic Voting Machine ?

Arohi Raj 5 years ago

Electronic Voting Machine

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Describe the role of Napoleon in French revolution

Posted by Tejas K 5 years ago

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Pinak Panigrahi 5 years ago

Napolean became the emperor of France in 1804. He set out conquer neighbouring countries and dispossesing dynasties. He introduced laws like protection against private property and uniform system of weights and measures by decimal system. He saw himself as moderniser of Europe. But he was finally defeated at battle of Waterloo in the year 1815.

Saurav Shukla 5 years ago

Napoleon rapidly rose through the ranks of the military during the French Revolution (1789-1799). ... Shrewd, ambitious and a skilled military strategist, Napoleon successfully waged war against various coalitions of European nations and expanded his empire.

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Reasons of russian revolution

Posted by Ekta Ahirwar 5 years ago

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Aliya . 5 years ago

The Russian Revolution The Russian Revolution is dated to November 1917 (October 1917 on the Russian calendar), when Bolshevik Party forces took over the government offices in Petrograd. However, the problems that led toward revolution had been developing for generations. The revolution’s consequences, too, were far-reaching—the Communist Party, which formed to lead post-revolutionary Russia, remained in power until 1991. Causes • Widespread suffering under autocracy—a form of government in which one person, in this case the czar, has absolute power • Weak leadership of Czar Nicholas II—clung to autocracy despite changing times • Poor working conditions, low wages, and hazards of industrialization • New revolutionary movements that believed a worker-run government should replace czarist rule • Russian defeat in the Russo-Japanese War (1905), which led to rising unrest • Bloody Sunday, the massacre of unarmed protestors outside the palace, in 1905 • Devastation of World War I—high casualties, economic ruin, widespread hunger • The March Revolution in 1917, in which soldiers who were brought in for crowd control ultimately joined labor activists in calling “Down with the autocracy!” Consequences • The government is taken over by the Bolshevik Party, led by V. I. Lenin; later, it will be known as the Communist Party. • Farmland is distributed among farmers, and factories are given to workers. • Banks are nationalized and a national council is assembled to run the economy. • Russia pulls out of World War I, signing the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk, conceding much land to Germany. • Czarist rule ends. Nicholas II, his wife and five children are executed. • Civil war, between Bolshevik (“red”) and anti-Bolshevik (“white”) forces, sweeps Russia from 1918 to 1920. Around 15 million die in conflict and the famine • The Russian economy is in shambles. Industrial production drops, trade all but ceases, and skilled workers flee the country. • Lenin asserts his control by cruel methods such as the Gulag, a vast and brutal network of prison camps for both criminals and political prisoners.

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The ______ of India is a part of the parliament

Posted by Gungun Kumari 5 years ago

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Ankit Choudhary 5 years ago

Legislature

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Explain about the forest and wildlife found in India

Posted by Disha Shukla 5 years ago

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Write the houses of parliament?

Posted by Puneet Kour 5 years ago

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Hrishi Kashyap 5 years ago

Lok sabha and Rajya sabha.

Ramesh Kumar Yadav 5 years ago

Upper house Lower house

Ayush Sharma 5 years ago

There are Two houses in parliament 1.Loksabha(House of People) 2.Rajyashabha(House of States)

Arhaan Mallik 5 years ago

Rajya shabha

Arhaan Mallik 5 years ago

2 house House of the people (lokshaba) The Council of states

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Differentiate between monarchy and constitutional monarchy

Posted by Rina Sharma 5 years ago

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Ramesh Kumar Yadav 5 years ago

Monarchy It runs on the decision of king i.e without a written document. Constitutional monarchy It runs with the help of written constitution how to rule .

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Differentiate between monarchy and constitutional monarchy? Name the book written by john locke

Posted by Rina Sharma 5 years ago

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Rina Sharma 5 years ago

Please answer

Pavan Bhadauriya 5 years ago

Focusing

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What would have been the impact of lockdown due to COVID-19 pandemic on the form and in-form activities in the village of palampur

Posted by Rina Sharma 5 years ago

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describe the location/size of india

Posted by Krrish Thukral 5 years ago

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Ayush Sharma 5 years ago

India is located on northern hemisphere.

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According to our election law, no party or candidate can______

Posted by Sakshi Kumari 5 years ago

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Aditi Kumari 5 years ago

Bribe or threaten voters

Antar Ghojage 5 years ago

Misbbheave

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Narrow channel of sea which separates two land masses is known as ?

Posted by Pranav Khandelwal 5 years ago

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Adarsh Raikwar 5 years ago

Strait

Anita Kumari 5 years ago

Palk strait

Krisha Shah 5 years ago

Strait

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What was industrial society? Class9

Posted by Supriyo Dev Chowdhury 5 years ago

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Preeti Kumari 5 years ago

Industrial society is a society driven by the use of technology to enable mass production, supporting a large population with a high capacity for division of labour. ... They are often contrasted with traditional societies.

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if you intend to visit Kavarati during your summer vacations, which territory you will be going to ?

Posted by Chirag Agarwal 5 years ago

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Preeti Kumari 5 years ago

The answer is Lakshdweep

Krisha Shah 5 years ago

Lakshwadeep

Chirag Agarwal 5 years ago

lakshwadeep I guess??

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Which of the following organization have the power to settle disputes arising out of governmental decisions?

Posted by Vaishnavi Nazirkar 5 years ago

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Ramesh Kumar Yadav 5 years ago

Executive

Chirag Agarwal 5 years ago

Supreme Court is the Answer

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Find out which songs,dances,festivals and food preparations are associated with certain season in Bihar?

Posted by Rajwansh Srivastava 5 years ago

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Describe the status of the novel in France before the revolution

Posted by Dev Kumar 5 years, 1 month ago

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Pata Monalisha 5 years ago

They were privileged section of the society. They enjoyed many takes and they were exemption from paying taxes

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Why do we need the institutions?

Posted by Gowtham R B 5 years, 1 month ago

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Ranjeet Kumar Pandit?? 5 years ago

Need of political institution- 1.government is responsible for ensuring security to the citizen and health facility for all 2.It collect the taxes and spend the money thus raised on administration 3.It implement several welfare scheme

Chirag Agarwal 5 years ago

We need institutions because of the following reasons:- 1) It coordinates and distributes work among the ministries in such a way that everything works out very nicely. 2) It is impractical for all the democratic govt. to sit together and take every decision therefore we generally stress on the need of institutions.

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The central location of India at the head of the Indian Ocean is considered of great significance . Why?

Posted by Sakshi Kumari 5 years, 1 month ago

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Shivam Chandra 5 years, 1 month ago

India's central location at the head of Indian ocean considered of great significance because it helps India to keep a close contact with west Asia, Europe, Africa from the western cost and southeast and east Asia from the eastern cost. Hope this will help you!

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What was nazi ideology regarding ratial hierarchy

Posted by Sushmita Suman 5 years, 1 month ago

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Preeti Kumari 5 years ago

According to the Nazi ideology, there was no equality among people but only a racial hierarchy. In this view blonde, blue-eyed Nordic Aryans were considered superior while the Jews(undesirables) were considered inferior and were placed at the lowest rung.

Supriyo Dev Chowdhury 5 years ago

Sir is

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Write the major advantages of democracy Define democracy

Posted by Rolly Jangid 5 years, 1 month ago

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Nithya Shiva 5 years ago

- A democratic government is more accountable - A more solid decision is made considering all the groups, majority and people due to the delay in decision - Once a person lost/won in a election does not mean that their state will stay that way - Political equality - Freedom of speech and expression allows the opinions and criticism of the people reach the government to take an action - Since not all people can discuss and decide as they might not have time, skills, or understanding of the situation a responsible representative can take the decision in place of them (For representative democracy) - Democracy allows more transparency

Sãñgârsh Patil 5 years, 1 month ago

Advantages of democracy are - - it is more accountable form of government - democracy improves the quality of decision making - it enhances the dignity of citizens - it is answerable to our own mistake - definition of democracy - democracy is the form of government in which rulers are elected by peoples.

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who were the middle class what were their beliefs

Posted by Jayrajsinh Vala 5 years, 1 month ago

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Pinak Panigrahi 5 years ago

Middle class earned through trade and investment through textile and goods produced. They believed that no one should be given the privelages by the birth rather a person social position must depend on his merit. Hope it helps you

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What do they tell you about Hitler's imperial ambition

Posted by Rohith Reddy 5 years, 1 month ago

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Satwik Banerjee 5 years ago

A. The two texts tell that Hitler's imperial ambition was to expand the boundaries of Germany till wherever they could possibly reach. B. He believed that an aggressive nation will find methods to adjust its territory to its population's size.

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