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Yes credit plays important role because through cheap and affordable credit people can invest more and it would lead to higher income and also many people can borrow variety of things cheaply they could set industries and earn quite higher income

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Xyz Abc 8 years ago

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What do you mean by check and balanced system

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Suzain Pathan 8 years ago

Power is shared among different organ of gov.such as judiciary,legislature and executive such separation of power ensure that no one can exercise unlimited power every organ can check work of another so this arrangement is known as check and balance system

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Ritika Phoolwaria 8 years ago

Batyer

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Civics ka 5 ch syllabus mein hai ya nahi?

Posted by Charu Vatsal 8 years ago

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Xyz Abc 5 years, 11 months ago

Ha be

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Ritika Phoolwaria 8 years ago

Nhi

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Kashish Gupta 8 years ago

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How we are able to feed our huge cattle population on this pasture land and what consequences of it?

Posted by Aryan Sharma 8 years ago

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Xyz Abc 8 years ago

We are able to feed our cattle by our hands

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How did the plantation workers conceive the idea of NCM

Posted by Harshit Dangwal 8 years ago

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Kashish Gupta 8 years ago

According to them....now they were free to move in and out of confied area of plantation.Earlier they were restricted from moving in and out...only sometime if permission was granted then they go anywhere.

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Novel society and history ke hints

Posted by Jaya Mishra 8 years ago

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What is meant by federalism

Posted by P Shyam 8 years ago

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Aadesh Bharti 8 years ago

When we divided the power between center & state government this system is called federalism

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Riya Rana 8 years ago

It ois d form of govt. In which power is divided BTW different levels of d govt.

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5 difference between organized and unorganised sector

Posted by Devash Sharma 8 years ago

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Aadesh Bharti 8 years ago

Organized 1 it is registered by the government. 2 they have to follow rules & regulstion . 3 they has the fixed time table. 4 they have to paid for over time . 5 they enjoy security of employment. Unorganised 1 it is not registered by the government. 2 they have rules but they did not follow them. 3 they do not have fixed time table. 4 there is no provision for overtime & leave. 5 employment is not secure.

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Some important maps for board exams

Posted by Rithik Dobriyal 8 years ago

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Comunalism

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Taniya Kashyap 8 years ago

When beliefs of one religion are presented superior to those of other religion

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Name the organization which do liberalization .

Posted by Devash Sharma 8 years ago

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Gaurav Rawat 8 years ago

World trade organization

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Satyam Sharma 8 years ago

WTO

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What six rights are given under copra to consumers

Posted by Taylor Swift 8 years ago

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Gaurav Rawat 8 years ago

*right to be informed *right to choose *right to seek redressal *right to safety *right to representation

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What are the outcomes of democracy ?

Posted by Satyam Sharma 8 years ago

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Gaurav Rawat 8 years ago

The most basic outcomes of democracy should be that, it produce a government that is accountable to the citizens and responsive to the needs and expectation of the citizens

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The idea of satyagraha

Posted by Avi Sani 8 years ago

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The coast where Gandhiji prepared salt and called civil disobedience movement

Posted by Deepanshi Gujral 8 years ago

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Aradhana Singh 8 years ago

coast of Dandi

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Gaurav Rawat 8 years ago

Sabarmati ashram

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What is difference between social division and social difference? Please if anyone could explain me I would be very thankful. ?

Posted by Ayush Jaiswal 8 years ago

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Gaurav Rawat 8 years ago

its okk all the best

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Ayush Jaiswal 8 years ago

Thank you so much Vaishnavi Rawat and Sujain Pathan.......???

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Gaurav Rawat 8 years ago

*A social difference means the difference in a group of people due to their race, religion, language or culture. *When two or more social differences join together, it turns into a social division

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Ayush Jaiswal 8 years ago

Well....it means that social difference always prevail in the country and does not have any harm to society untill it become a social division.

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Suzain Pathan 8 years ago

Social division is division of society based on language,region,caste etc. While social difference is situation in which people are discriminate on the basis of social , economy etc. Social division is result of overlapping social difference

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Ayush Jaiswal 8 years ago

Please anyone...I need your help.???

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Can u tell main tpoics of chapter (Nationalism in india) please?

Posted by Nandini Agarwal 8 years ago

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Which is a controversial dam

Posted by Deepanshi Gujral 8 years ago

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Deepanshi Gujral 8 years ago

Please answer

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How has gender division shaped politics?

Posted by Shaun Varghese 8 years ago

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Tourism

Posted by Payal Jaiswal 8 years ago

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Nyra Upadhyay 8 years ago

Tourism refers to travel for predominantly recreational or leisure purposes or the provision of servicesto support this leisure travel.

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What is PCI, IMR, SR ? Definition ?

Posted by Madhav Dwivedi 8 years ago

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Raghuraj R 8 years ago

Per capital income, infant mortality rate,*** ratio.

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Madhav Dwivedi 8 years ago

(*** )what is this ?

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Nyra Upadhyay 8 years ago

Per capita income , infant mortality rate and *** ratio

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Development for one May be destruction for other.Do you agree with the statement? Justify.

Posted by Harshitha Vellanki 8 years ago

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Abha Yadav 5 years, 2 months ago

Development for one may be destructive for others. For example- for better supply of electricity, an industrialist may want to construct more dams but construction of dams lead to displacement of lot of people. Therefore, it is a development for an industrailst not for displaced people

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Afghhhh Ggfghhh 8 years ago

Yes because different people have different demands and needs due to which they have different perspective of development. The type of development a person wants depend on his gains and this may be against the desire of other. For example,construction of dams is seen by some people as helpful in development but for others it may make their life difficult.

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Aakansha Chauhan 8 years ago

Yes development for one can be destructive for others for ex . Industrialist want dam for production of electricity but villagers not

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Different between national income and Per capita income ?

Posted by Madhav Dwivedi 8 years ago

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