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    • Posted by Priyanka Nanda 8 years ago

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    Harshit Joshi 8 years ago

    After independence till 1990s

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    Djfgfjhb Fhghj 8 years ago

    to give protection to the domestic producers from stiff competition from international market.

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    • Posted by Siddarth Gurung 8 years ago

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    • Posted by Vivek Pandey 8 years ago

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    Samaira Sen 8 years ago

    Now go through the sample papers I think u have once revised his. and geo. in ur preboards...

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    Bhuwanjeet Chawla 8 years ago

    Me to

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    Milind K 8 years ago

    Cbse guide Mei revision notes karlo???

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    • Posted by Anju Gupta 8 years ago

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    • Posted by Sonu Kamboj Jaiya 8 years ago

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    Harshit Joshi 8 years ago

    Hyunh ohu so was founder of hoa hao movement. He performed miracles and helped poor. He opposed useless expenditure, sale of child bride, gambling and use of opium and aalcohol. His movement was gaining popularity so french considered him mad. Later in 1941 he was declared sane. Then french send him to exile im Laos and many of his followers into Concentration Camps. Hope you understand.

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    Nitin Raj 8 years ago

    U

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    Samaira Sen 8 years ago

    Founder of hoa hao movement.

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    • Posted by Mohit Jhinjha 8 years ago

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    • Posted by Lakshita Pant 8 years ago

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    Veni Viswanath 8 years ago

    Mmmm........

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    ~Vihaan ~ 8 years ago

    Yes..fully prepared

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    Akash Maurya 8 years ago

    SST ki aise ki thaise

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    Ritu Dhingra 8 years ago

    Yes b or no b

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    Samaira Sen 8 years ago

    Yaaa.....??

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    • Posted by Navdeep Kaur Kaur 8 years ago

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    Simarjeet Singh 7 years, 2 months ago

    Novels acts as a primary source of information are, they give us first hand, you-are-there insights into the past. They are also the most valuable tools a historian has for developing an understanding of an event. Novels serve as the evidence a historian uses in developing an interpretation and in building an argument to support that interpretation. You will be using primary sources not only to help you better understand what went on, but also as evidence as you answer questions and develop arguments about the past.Primary Sources do not speak for themselves, but they have to be interpreted. That is, we can't always immediately understand what a primary source means, especially if it is from a culture significantly different from our own. It is, therefore, necessary to try to understand what it means and to figure out what the source can tell us about the past. And this is the main reason why novelly proves valuable for British colonial.

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    Navdeep Kaur Kaur 8 years ago

    Plss answer .this que ?.?

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    • Posted by Shaina Wazir 8 years ago

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    Abc Def 8 years ago

    Most of the minerals occur in the sands of valley floors or in the base of hills. These deposits are known as placer deposits.

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    Shrutika Prasad 8 years ago

    Deposits in alluvial sand of valley floors and the base of hills

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    • Posted by Navdeep Kaur Kaur 8 years ago

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    Navdeep Kaur Kaur 8 years ago

    Rudyard Kipling's wrong ans..

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    Milind K 8 years ago

    R u sure

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    Gayatri Mathe 8 years ago

    Stevenson

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    Karpagam Senthil 8 years ago

    Rudyard Kipling's

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    • Posted by Amruta Kajave 8 years ago

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    Mukul Kumar 8 years ago

    National Manufacturing Competitveness Council

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    • Posted by Abc Abc 8 years ago

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    • Posted by Ajay Meena 8 years ago

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    Gayatri Mathe 8 years ago

    Napoleon implemented the civil code so it was also known as napoleonic code

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    • Posted by Charu Vatsal 8 years ago

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    Charu Vatsal 8 years ago

    Thanks

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    Mukul Kumar 8 years ago

    BHEL :Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited SAIL :Steel Authority of India Ltd.

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    Amruta Kajave 8 years ago

    BHEL - bharat heavy electricals Limited SAIL - steel authority of india limited

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    Karpagam Senthil 8 years ago

    Steel authority of india limited

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    Samaira Sen 8 years ago

    Check on net....

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    Charu Vatsal 8 years ago

    What happened ruchi?

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    Samaira Sen 8 years ago

    ??

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    Charu Vatsal 8 years ago

    P/s reply

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    Charu Vatsal 8 years ago

    ?

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    • Posted by Mayank Srivastav 8 years ago

    CBSE > Class 10 > Social Science
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    Mayank Srivastav 8 years ago

    Thanks bro

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    Mukul Kumar 8 years ago

    The artists used female figures to represent the abstract idea of a nation by means of a female figure, not taking nay particular female that existed in reality. The female figure became the allegory of the nation. The French artists used female allegories to represent the ideals of liberty, justice, and republic. The figure was christened as Marianne which is a Bible name. Her statues were built on public squares to remind people of the concept of liberty and republic. Her figure was also used on coins, government documents to represent the idea of their nation.

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    • Posted by Amruta Kajave 8 years ago

    CBSE > Class 10 > Social Science
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    Samaira Sen 8 years ago

    Lahore

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    Shrutika Prasad 8 years ago

    Lahore session

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    • Posted by Aswin Tamang 8 years ago

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    Khushbu . 8 years ago

    The Rowlatt Act was passed by the Imperial legislative council in 1919 .Indian member did not support that but it was passed . the act gave enormous power to the. government to repress political activities it allowed detention of political prisoners without trial for 2 years.

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    Shakshi Singh 8 years ago

    Rolact nhi rowlatt act h ??

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    • Posted by Foram Desai 8 years ago

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    • Posted by Vishnu Varfa 8 years ago

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    Heem Panchal 8 years ago

    Anything that fulfil human needs is resource

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    Mukul Kumar 8 years ago

    A resource is a source or supply from which a benefit is produced.

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    • Posted by Vishnu Varfa 8 years ago

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    Mukul Kumar 8 years ago

    The shortage of water compared to its demand is called water scarcity

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    Varshita Alchoni 8 years ago

    Water scarcity is the lack of sufficient available water resources to meet the demand

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    • Posted by Vishnu Varfa 8 years ago

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    • Posted by Palak Alagh 8 years ago

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    Palak Alagh 8 years ago

    Plss answer

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    • Posted by Armaan Armaan 8 years ago

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    Armaan Armaan 8 years ago

    Ans plzzz

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    Khushi Yadav 8 years ago

    Body mass index , weight in kg / (height in meter )^2

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    Shahma Sanah 8 years ago

    Body Mass Index BMI=weight/square of height in metres

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    • Posted by Anav Bhandari 8 years ago

    CBSE > Class 10 > Social Science
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    Varshita Alchoni 8 years ago

    A Dam is a barrier across the flowing water to obtructs dissects or retards the flow,often creating a reservoir, lake or impoundment whereas a multi purpose project is that which fulfils a variety of purposes at the same time ,for example-electricity,flood control,soil conservation etc.

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    Khushbu . 8 years ago

    a Multi purpose projects are those projects which are designed for multiple purposes involving construction of dams to provide for irrigation needs, flood control, generating electricity. It involves construction of dams.

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    • Posted by Deeksha Gupta 8 years ago

    CBSE > Class 10 > Social Science
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    Sumit Kumar 8 years ago

    Open area with trees and plants maybe

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    Abhijeet Rathore 8 years ago

    Not know

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    • Posted by Riya Jain 8 years ago

    CBSE > Class 10 > Social Science
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    Harsh Singh 8 years ago

    Sahi bat h yrr

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    Riya Jain 8 years ago

    I wish bss paper esay aajae

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    Amruta Kajave 8 years ago

    Muje bhi?

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    Riya Jain 8 years ago

    Pata ni kl kya hoga

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    Shahma Sanah 8 years ago

    Muje bhi

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    Abhijeet Rathore 8 years ago

    So. Science

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    • Posted by Varshita Alchoni 8 years ago

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    Harshit Joshi 8 years ago

    Indo china/French Nationalism in India Consumer Rights Understanding economic development

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    • Posted by Aurthur Strange 8 years ago

    CBSE > Class 10 > Social Science
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    Aurthur Strange 8 years ago

    Thanks for helping me. All the best everyone

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    Punit Choudhary 8 years ago

    Write more more about answer put question line in answer. Make answer big & perfect.. ALL THE BEST ?????

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    Anshul Sonwalkar 8 years ago

    Yes easy to get above 55 60

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    • Posted by Shahid Kalam 8 years ago

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    Anshul Sonwalkar 8 years ago

    The non living things in our surroundings are known as abiotic resources. Eg:- minerals,rocks,etc

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    • Posted by Darshika Bhutda 8 years ago

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    Gayatri Mathe 8 years ago

    bharatendu harishchandra

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    Shoaib Hayat 8 years ago

    bhartendu harischandra

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