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What are resources? Explain any four factor for resource development.

Posted by Shaima . 4 years ago

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Vishal Talwar 4 years ago

Every thing available in our environment which can be satisfy our needs provided it is technologically accessible economically feasible and culturally acceptable can be termed as Resource

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Write the importance of Democracy

Posted by Navya Maurya 4 years ago

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Humanshu Baseshankar 4 years ago

1.It promote equality among the citizen. 2.It enhances the dignity of an individual. 3.It improve the quality of decision making. 4.Allow rooms to correct mistakes

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Democracies don't appear to be very successful in reducing economic inequalities. Justify the statement

Posted by Priyanka Behera 4 years ago

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Examine the role of collateral

Posted by Rathod Z 4 years ago

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List out the important events took place in France during 1848

Posted by Ziba Fathima 4 years ago

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What is mean by satyagraha

Posted by Badri Badri 4 years ago

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Sovni Sharma 4 years ago

(Fight against to the British(non violence and truth fight

Aisha Hashmi 4 years ago

The idea of Satyagraha emphasized the power of truth and the need to search for truth. It suggested that if the cause was true and struggle was against injustice, then physical force was not necessary to fight the oppressor.

Srishti B 4 years ago

Fight with truth without violence

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Explain about the dignity and freedom

Posted by Shinu Goundi ? 4 years ago

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Shinu Goundi ? 4 years ago

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Write the challenges to political parties why these are important for representative democracies?

Posted by Pari Gupta 4 years ago

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Srishti B 4 years ago

Muscle and money power

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Who Find Our Constitution

Posted by Lakshay Gautam 4 years ago

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Prachi Mishra 3 years, 11 months ago

You are in class 10th and you don't know shame on you

Lakshay Gautam 4 years ago

Dr. Bhem Rao Ambadkar

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How did non cooperation movement unfold in cities

Posted by Muheet Pasha 4 years ago

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Nishant Warke 4 years ago

The Non-Cooperation Movement unfold in the cities and towns of India by the following ways: (i) The movement started with middle-class participation in the cities. (ii) Thousands of students left government-controlled schools and college. (iii) Many teachers resigned

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What type of tourism may be developed in your state UT and why

Posted by Tadibidi Tadibidi 4 years ago

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How can sustainable development be achieved?

Posted by Harsh Trivedi 4 years ago

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Ishika Army Girl? 4 years ago

Universalize access to basic services such as water, sanitation and sustainable energy. Support the generation of development opportunities through inclusive education and decent work. Foster innovation and resilient infrastructure, creating communities and cities able to produce and consume sustainably. Hope this helps you !!

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differentiate between democratic and non democratic governments

Posted by Aafreen Mairaj 4 years ago

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Ishika Army Girl? 4 years ago

Democracy is defined as government by the people. Non-Democracy refers to a form of government which is opposed to democracy.

Priya Gupta 4 years ago

Thus democracy improve the quality of decision making

Priya Gupta 4 years ago

Democratic form of government is better government because it more accountable form of government

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How did the colonial government repress the 'Civil disobedience movement'? explain.

Posted by Prem Kumavat 4 years ago

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Priya Gupta 4 years ago

The government began arresting the Congress leaders one by one

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How did colonial government repress the civil disobedience movement ? Explain .

Posted by Dharm Patel 4 years ago

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Why is tourism considered as a trade?

Posted by Gourav Kamboj 4 years ago

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Sanjukta Buragohain 4 years ago

Tourism can be considered as a trade because : It involve exchange and buying selling of product can be defined in term of holiday package, hotel rents, mean of transport and hospitality etc. Exchange of cultre takes place and these exchange are in monetry term.

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How does democracy produce an accountable responsive and ligitmate government

Posted by Kamlesh Pradhan 4 years ago

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Pari Gupta 4 years ago

Democracy produces an accountable government because it provides regular, free and fair elections regularly. Open discussions are held on all major issues and legislations. Democracy gives its citizens the right to information about the government and its functioning. Democracy provides a responsive government as it is formed by elected representatives of the people. These representatives discuss the problems of the society and make policies and programmes accordingly. The representatives also ensure that the programmes are implemented. Democracies follow a constitution, so they are legitimate. The laws of the country are applicable to everyone, even to the government members. Free and fair elections are held in democracies and the people have the power to eliminate parties they are not happy with, in the next election.

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How is poverty as a challenge to democracy

Posted by Gazala Naz 4 years ago

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how has air travel made access easier ?

Posted by Harshika Chouhan 4 years ago

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Samruddhi ? 4 years ago

Air travel allows us to travel over any terrain like if it is a river , or mountain or the road is not proper especially in Northern Indian there is undulating topography. So because of Air travel the access to everything as become easy.

Harshika Chouhan 4 years ago

Answer me

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Name any three physical factor for the location of the history

Posted by Sahil Kumar 4 years ago

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Priya Gupta 4 years ago

Pressure of big rivers, dissected relief, dense forests and frequent flood and international frontier

Harshika Chouhan 4 years ago

how has air travel made access easier ?

Md Imran 4 years ago

I don't know

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Why are Railway tracks laid with difficulty in Rajasthan

Posted by Sai Supritha 4 years ago

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Siddharth Kumar 4 years ago

they are laid with difficulty in Rajasthan because as we know Rajasthan is is a desert region if we lay a railway tracks than due to storm and high frequency wind will cover the railway track and we will be unable to see so it will be difficult to move ahead

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Q="Globalisation has become a reality now describe the steps taken by the government for globalisation process.

Posted by Pooja ??✍️? 4 years ago

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How did non - cooperation movement unfold cities and towns of India

Posted by Mukta Kulkarni 4 years ago

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Jai Sharma 4 years ago

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Pooja ??✍️? 4 years ago

(1) The movement started with middle class participation in the cities. (2) thousands of students left government controlled school and college. (3) many teachers resigned. (4) lawyers gave up their legal parties. (5) the council elections were boycotted in most province except Madras. (6) foregin goods wher boycotted, liqueur, shops, picketed and foregin cloth burnt in hug bonfires.

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Anamika Mahato 4 years ago

1. The movement started with the middle -class participation of cities. 2. Thousands of students left the government controlled schools and colleges. 3. Many teacher resign.

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When rowlatt act started

Posted by Arendra Deekshitha 4 years ago

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Arendra Deekshitha 4 years ago

April 1919

Pooja ??✍️? 4 years ago

1919

Rekhadevi Soni 4 years ago

1919

Aniket No Last Name 4 years ago

February 1919

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Suggest the various reforms for the political parties

Posted by Sankalp Ronge 4 years ago

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Pooja ??✍️? 4 years ago

(1) a low should be made to regulate internal affairs of political parties. (2) it should be made mandatory for political parties to give minimum number of tickets about one third to women candidates. (3) there should be state funding of election.

Nancy Birla 4 years ago

1.Law to regulate the internal affairs 2. Mandatory for minimum no. Of tickets to give. 3. State funding of of election 4.people can put pressure on political parties. 5.quality of democracy depends on the de degree of participants.

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How is the government of India trying to attract more foreign investment? Explain with examples.

Posted by Kajal Kavya 4 years ago

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When and why national struggle became a mass movement?

Posted by Kajal Kavya 4 years ago

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What was the khilafat agitation . Why did Gandhi ji support to agitation ?

Posted by रिया I 4 years ago

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Akshit Kumar 4 years ago

After the first World War king of Turkey, religious leader of Muslim, khalifa was dethroned. The aligation was against this decision. It was started by shaukat ali & mohomad ali.Gandi ji take it as an Great opportunity to bring Muslims & Hindu under the umbrella of unified National Movemen. And started the non compration movement

Himanshu Gautam 4 years ago

To defend Khalifa's temporal powers, Khilafat Committee was formed in 1919 as he was considered as the spiritual head of Muslims. Gandhiji supported it because he saw it as an opportunity to bring Muslims under the umbrella of a unified National Movement