• Reallocation of Resources – It helps to distribute resources keeping in view the social and economic advantages of the country. The factors that influence the allocation of resources are.
  • Allowance or Tax concessions – The government gives allowance and tax concessions to manufacturers to encourage investment.
  • Direct production of goods and services – The government can take the production process directly if the private sector does not show any interest.
• Minimize inequalities in income and wealth – In an economic system, income and wealth inequality is an integral part. So, the government aims to bring equality by imposing a tax on the elite class and spending extra on the well-being of the poor.
• Economic Stability – The budget is also utilized to avoid business fluctuations to accomplish the aim of financial stability. Policies such as deficit budget during deflation and excess budget during inflation assist in balancing the prices in the economy.
• Manage Public Enterprises – Many public sector industries are built for the social welfare of the people. The budget is planned to deliver different provisions for operating such business and imparting financial help.
• Economic Growth – A country’s economic growth is based on the rate of investment and saving. Therefore, the budgetary plan focuses on preparing adequate resources for investing in the public sector and raise the overall rate of investments and savings.
• Decrease regional differences – It aims to diminish regional inequalities by implementing taxation and expenditure policy and promoting the installation of production units in underdeveloped regions.

According to the Indian Partnership Act 1932, “Partnership between two or more persons who have agreed to share the profits of the business carried on by all or any of them acting for all”. 

Features of partnership are 

1. Minimum two members are required to form a partnership firm and maximum 20 members are allowed. However, only 10 members are allowed in a banking business. According to section 464 of the Companies Act 2013, the number of persons in any association or partnership shall not exceed one hundred subject to the limit prescribed in the rules. In Rule 10 of the Companies Miscellaneous Rules 2014, no association or partnership shall be formed, consisting of more than 50 persons. Hence, the limit is now 50 partners to prescribe maximum number of partners in a firm but the prescribed number cannot be more than 100.
2. Formation: The partnership form of business organisation is regulated by the Indian Partnership Act 1932.
3. Agreement: The partners come to a mutual agreement to form a verbal or written partnership in. This document is known as partnership deed. 
4. Lawful business: A partnership may commence any lawful business activity. The partnership shall be formed only to perform legal business activity. Any robbery or smuggling between any two partners shall not be considered as partnership.
5. Profit sharing: As per the agreement share ratio of the profit, the partners of the partnership firm share the profit of the firm. If the agreement does not specify the share ratio of the profit, the profit is divided equally among all the members. 

Two point charges system is taken from air to water keeping other variable (e.g., distance, magnitude of charge) unchanged. So, only factor which may affect the interacting force is dielectric constant of medium.

The distance between seed is important because if seeds are not sown at proper distance there will be a competition between the plants for consuming sunlight,water and space which leads to the improper growth of plants and also damages the whole crop.

Dilute solution containing non-volatile solute exhibit some properties which depend only on the number of solute particles present and not on the type of solute present. These properties are called colligative properties. These properties are mostly seen in dilute solutions.

We can further consider colligative properties as those properties that are obtained by the dissolution of a non-volatile solute in a volatile solvent. Generally, the solvent properties are changed by the solute where its particles remove some of the solvent molecules in the liquid phase. This also results in the reduction of the concentration of the solvent.

Location of Sertoli cells - In the testis

Function of Sertoli cells -They provide nutrition to the developing sperm cells.