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- A riverine port is a port which is located on the river front.
- Kolkata port in India and London port in the United Kingdom are examples of riverine ports.
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| Parameter of Comparison | Politics | Administration |
| Definition | The activities such as discussion, expression and policy drafting for the governance and allocation of resources are collectively called politics. | The body that is responsible for the implementation of the drafted policies is known as administration. |
| Nature | Conflict is an important characteristic nature of the conflict. It is a desired trait for better functioning. | Conflict in administration is not desired. |
| Relevant body | The legislative is responsible for the formation of political policies | The executive is responsible for the implementation of these policies. |
| Skill Required | It is more of an art, that enables leaders to satisfy people’s needs across constituencies. | It requires scientific skills of management and commitment. |
| Office Holders | People involved in politics are elected leader or representatives. | The administration is run by qualified individuals with some relevant skill to the filed they are working in. |
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Any individual who purchases products or services for his personal use and not for manufacturing or resale is called a consumer. A consumer is one who is the decision maker whether or not to buy an item at the store, or someone who is influenced by advertisement and marketing.
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- The East India Company appointed gomasthas to supervise weavers in India to establish a more direct control over the weavers, free of the existing traders and brokers in the cloth trade.
- The Gomasthas were the paid servants who supervised the weavers,collected supplies and examined the quality of cloth.
- The gomasthas ensured that all management and control of the cloth industry came under the British.
- This helped in eliminating competition, controlling costs and ensuring regular supplies of cotton and silk.
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- The earliest print technology was developed in China, Japan and Korea. From 594 AD onwards, books were printed in China by rubbing paper against the inked surface of woodblocks. The traditional Chinese ‘Accordion Book’ was folded and stitched at the side because both sides of the thin, porous sheet could not be printed.
- For a very long time, the imperial state of China was the major producer of printed material. The Chinese bureaucratic system recruited its personnel through civil services examinations. The imperial state sponsored the large scale printing of textbooks for this examination. The number of candidates for the examinations increased from the sixteenth century, and this increased the volume of print.
- Johann Gutenberg of Germany in 1430 had developed the first printing press.
- Bible was the first book published by Johann Gutenberg in Europe.
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| Conventional Sources of Energy | Non-conventional Sources of Energy |
| Conventional Sources of Energy have been in use for a long time | Non-conventional Sources of Energy yet in development over the past few years |
| Conventional Sources of Energy are exhaustible except water | Non-conventional Sources of Energy are inexhaustible. |
| Conventional Sources of Energy cause pollution. | Non-conventional Sources of Energy are pollution free |
| Conventional Sources of Energy are expensive to be maintained, stored and transmitted | Non-conventional Sources of Energy less expensive |
| Conventional Sources of Energy used extensively | Non-conventional Sources of Energy not used extensively as conventional sources |
| Conventional Sources of Energy meet a major portion of our requirements | Non-conventional Sources of Energy meet our requirement on a limited scale |
| Examples of Conventional Sources of Energy are petrol ,coal. | Examples of Non-conventional Sources of Energy are solar energy, wind energy. |
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- RBI issues currency notes on behalf of the central govt.
- RBI supervises the functioning of formal source of loans.
- RBI monitors the banks in actually maintaining cash balance.
- It also sees that banks give loans not just for profit making and traders but also to small borrowers, small cultivators etc..
- Periodically banks have to submit information to RBI on how much they are lending, to whom, at what interest rate, etc
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Aa rat hunt was started in 1902.
- The French hired Vietnamese workers and paid them for each rat they caught. Rats began to be caught in thousands.
- For the Vietnamese the rat hunt seemed to provide an early lesson in the success of collective bargaining.
- Those who did the dirty work of entering sewers found that if they came together they could negotiate a higher bounty.
- They also discovered innovative ways to profit from this situation.
- The bounty was paid when a tail was given as proof that a rat had been killed.
- So the rat-catchers took to just clipping the tails and releasing the rats, so that the process could be repeated, over and over again.
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- There are various types of irrigation system in our world.In olden days these motors are not there,the supply of water to the crops by the help of ox by the processof (motobavi)
- But now a days electric motors,drip irrigation,sprinkle irrigation etc.
- In some villages they are practising old method.And some are using very technical methods and forgotting our culture.
- Technology is good but it is making poor people as very poor.By raising the money for technicalmotors etc
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a. 19th Century is marked by rapid socio , economic changes characterised by technological developments, inventions bringing about change from a domestic system to a factory system.
b. It is identified with the establishment with factories, industries , rise of industrial labour force.
c. With the changes and development of the industrial societies, railways road networks were widened and developed to ensure easy flow and mobility of raw materials and goods.
d. Industralisation was considered to part of the modernisation process as it brought about urbanisation, growth of industrial towns, cities. There was increased migration of people in search of better job opportunities across the world who contributed in interlinking the World.
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On an average dictatorial regimes have a slightly higher economic growth rate. Poor democracies and non-democratic countries have the same economic growth rate.
When we consider the economic growth, only in democracies, we find a terrible imbalance among the citizens.
South Africa and Brazil – the difference between the rich and the poor is enormous
Denmark and Hungary – the economic standard is more balanced.
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Under globalisation, particularly after 1990, the farmers in India have been exposed to new challenges. Despite being an important producer of rice, cotton, rubber, tea, coffee, jute and spices our agricultural products are not able to compete with the developed countries because of the highly subsidised agriculture in those countries.During the British period cotton belts of India attracted the British and ultimately cotton was exported to Britain as a raw material for their textile industries. Cotton textile industry in Manchester and Liverpool flourished due to the availability of good quality cotton from India.
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The Viceroy, Lord Irwin, was authorised to hold talks with Mahatma Gandhi. Finally, Gandhi and Irwin made an agreement on 5 March 1931. The agreement is called Gandhi-Irwin pact
- Civil disobedience movement was to be withdrawn.
- Picketing for boycott of foreign goods was not to be allowed beyond limits permissible by law.
- National congress was to participate in the second round table conference.
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After independence in 1948 the democratically elected Sri Lankan Government adopted a series of Majoritarian measures to establish Sinhala supremacy by passing an Act in 1956. The measures were like;
(i) Sinhala was recognised as the only official language in Sri Lanka. Tamil language was not given due importance.
(ii) The Sri Lankan Government formulated a policy in which only Sinhala applicants were preferred for job in university and other Government jobs.
(iii) The new constitution of Sri Lanka declared that the Buddhism would be promoted by the state.
(iv) Thus, all these government measures coming after one another, gradually increased the feeling of alienation.
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The House of People known as Lok Sabha is the lower chamber of Parliament comprises of 552 members in which 530 members are representing States, 20 representing Union Territories and 2 representing the Anglo – Indian Community. Though it is the assembly that represents the people, the representatives of the States and Union Territories are chosen by the individuals who qualify the age of 18 years or above through direct elections while the Hon’ble President of India appoints two members of the Anglo-Indian Community. Minimum age for being a member 25 years.
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Agra Fort - The magnanimous Agra Fort used to be the main residence of the Mughal emperors till 1638.
Buland Darwaza -It literally translates to the Gate of Magnificence and is supposed to be the world's highest gateway.
Mariam-uz-Zamani's Palace -This mesmerising palace built in Fatehpur Sikri was the residence of Akbar's wife, Mariam. In fact, the whole city of Fatehpur Sikri was built and established by Akbar.
Allahabad Fort- The beautiful fort of Allahabad nestles on river Yamuna, the point where it meets river Ganga. Built by Akbar in 1583, the fort has majestic, high towers and beautiful galleries in the fort.
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