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C. tRNA: reads genetic code 

The layer of the uterus that exhibits strong contractions during parturition is Myometrium.

B. It will have no effect on the lac operon. 

Oestrous cycle.

Answer (c) Cytosine and Uracil

Answer (c) Typhoid

• World Red Cross Society 
• Gandhi Peace Foundation 
• United Nations Organization 
• Non-Aligned Movement

Attack on the World Trade Centre Terrorist attacks by Al-Qaida terrorists Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki Invasion of Kuwait by Iraq.

(A) Origin & Evolution of life

Peace is usually defined as ' the absence of war'

Correct option: (c) Radiation

Correct option: (d) Specific humidity

A. Media

Media refers to the different channels we use to communicate information in the everyday world.

C. Anupamaa

Anupamaa is not reality show.

B. Representation

Representation refers to the construction in any medium of aspects of 'reality' such as people, places, objects, events, cultural identities and other abstract concepts.

 Let the probability of student A and B be solving a problem be P (A) = 1/2 and P (B) 3/4 Probability that the problem is solved is :- Probability that at least one will solve is

P(A ∪ B) = P (A) + P (B) – P(A ∩ B)

= P(A) + P(B) – P(A) P(B)

= 1/2 + 3/4 - 1/2 x 3/4

P(A ∪ B) = 0.5 + 0.75 – 0.375

= 0.875.

The stock showed in Balance Sheet → Stock undervalued by 20% → Cost of Stock

₹ 1,60,000 → ₹ 40,000 → ₹ 2,00,000

The stock in undervalued by 20 percent so let the correct value be 100, value is given = 100 - 20 = 80

So the value of 80 = 160000 and 100 = ?

So cross multiplication which = 100 value is 200000 and it is undervalued by 40000.

There are three zones for Commercial vehicles : 

1. Zone A : Chennai, New Delhi, Kolkata and Mumbai 

2. Zone B : All other state capital 

3. Zone C: Rest of India

c) Hybrid Organization;

Hybrid Organization; is a combination of Product function and geography.

One year period are fire insurance policies issued.

First generation entrepreneurs are those who do not have any entrepreneurship background. They can be of different age groups and backgrounds. An individual, who starts at age of 17 or 50 is also a first generation entrepreneur

The barriers to communication are specific items that can distort or prevent communication in an organization.

Health Insurance Policies are issued minimum for 1 year.

Ways of minimising waste and pollution :

1.Reusing scrap material 

2.Ensuring quality control 

3.Waste Exchange 

4. Managing e-waste 

5.Use of eco-friendly material

Third Party Insurance.

Non Traceable Certificate

Shapes are made by connecting lines. Shapes can be two dimensional, as a drawing or a print on paper or fabric.

Types of colors are: 

• Primary color 
• Secondary color 
• Tertiary color

Procedure:

a) The aggrieved party has to move the tribunal within a period of six months from the date of accident for filling the claim. 

b) On receipt of notice of claim from the insured, or the third party or from the MACT, the matter is entrusted to an advocate 

c) Full information relating to the accident is obtained from the insured 

d) The various documents are collected. 

e) A written statement is then filed on the facts of the case with the MACT by the advocate.

The Motor Vehicles Act provides that the policy of insurance shall be of no effect unless and until a certificate of insurance in the form prescribed under the Rules of the Act is issue.

Health Insurance policies may offer “Cumulative Bonus” wherein for every claim free year (i.e. a year in which no claim is made); the Sum Insured is increased by a certain percentage at the time of renewal subject to a maximum percentage

In India it is mandatory i.e required by Law, for every owner or operator of a Motor Vehicle to take insurance that provides for payment of compensation to a Third Party who dies or suffers injuries due an accident caused by the said motor vehicle. Thus the objective of such a policy is prevention of public liability to protect the general public from any accident that may take place on the road.

After selection of a product or commodity or service, entrepreneur endeavours to convert it into reality or tries to give a practical shape to the ideas or concepts. He starts thinking about the production and starts contemplating on the following issues. What would be the nature of scheme or project required for its production. Where and when it would be implement. Who would manage and organise the enterprise, what would be the cost of establishment, how much they would react, what kind of packing would be used, what would be the nature of publicity or advertisement, campaign, what kind of distribution arrangements from where the money would be a for production and other running expenses. What would be the scope of profit or in other works the practical evaluation of each and every aspect would be taken into consideration. 

All the above parameters and their relevant aspects together from a questionnaire and the entrepreneur holds a monologue to confirm the veracity and viability of the projector or also to seek an interaction with the experts before giving a final shape to dream project. 

After going through this entire rigmarole an entrepreneur in the true sense engages himself in establishing his enterprise project. Here the important point is to see whatever the project is small or big the study of practicality is very imperative for it serves as a basic of the planning and project report.

(d) Unlawful

Claims under Motor Vehicle Insurance Policy are inadmissible in case of vehicle used for Unlawful purposes.

Type of techniques- Generally, these techniques involve two categories-

(i) Labour-intensive Technique 

(ii) Capital-intensive Technique 

(i) Labour-intensive Technique- It refers to the sufficient amount of labour and the major amount of capital to be exploited. As per Prof. Myint, "Labour-intensive techniques are those where there is more demand of labour against one unit of the capital."It regards both the human skill and capital availability equally significant. 

(ii) Capital-intensive Technique- It may be defined as the technique where in the desired and maximum capital is used but the amount of force of labour is meagre. In this technique there sre capital involved in proportion to production per unit. Where as in labour-intensive technique there is another way round. As such in capital-intensive technique more emphasis is laid on technical and mechanical production. 

Types of Production Techniques- Following are the categorized techniques of production of production according to woodward: 

(1) Mass Production and Large Batch Technology – Under this technology, there involves a mass production. The technology is used in manufacturing the vehicle by Maruti Udyog Ltd. and the Suzuki Motors Cars. 

(2) Unit or Small Batch Technology- Under this the production is initiated on the consumer”s demand or the manufacturing production is under taken by the experts technicians in limited quantity. By using the technique the Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. that manufacturing helicopters for the Government and the Diesel Locomotive works that manufacturing the diesel engines for the Indian Railways and rail works of other countries also. 

(3) Continuous Flow Process Technology- According to this technology the production undergoes a continuous flow process. This is a complex technology. This process helps in manufacturing medicines like chemicals and the purification process is undertaken by various companies.

If refers to the investment on such projects which have ample opportunities that reflect the scope of great deal of profitability. David Clifton and Eyffe opine, ”A project envisages the setting up business or mixing up of a new stimulant with the existing merchandise. A project may be related to a new machine or a plant. Similarly the threat of competition the market environment and the business or the products in conformity with the changing scenario failing in which may lead to the reduction in profit. Therefore, it is imperative to bring about the required and desirable change in the business or the products by taking into account the constantly changing fashions consumer”s buying habits and their performance and by giving a new look to the products so as there should be more demand of the merchandise otherwise the product would appear to be lack-lustre resulting the decline in demand lest it should be a threat to the survival of the business. 

Therefore every commercial organisation must try to get modernized to Keep pace with the march of time and try to keep itself abreast of the contemporary business trends so as to get turned to the new emerging fashion. This is the way of developing and expanding or re-organising a business by planning afresh.

The fundamental objective of marketing management into generate the demand of merchandise and cater to the customer's requirements with this objective in mind following are important objects. 

(1) Creation of Demand: It is the first foremost objective of marketing management to create demand of a product with market. becomes achievable through the service to the customers adverting and sales strategies etc. 

(2) Customer satisfaction: The second most task of the marketing management is to provide the optimum satisfaction to the customers. For doing so, a meticulous study and survey is conducted to ascertain their needs. 

(3) Market Share: It is the third most important task for the marketing management to retain its share in the market and to ensure its growth. 

(4) Goodwill and public Image: The fourth task into established the goodwill and credibility of its company in the market. This task can be accomplished by providing the customers with the products at reasonable prices by maintaining the standards so to gain credibility of the product among the consumers like Tata, Bata, etc. 

(5) Profit Generation: Direct relation is found between sale and profit. Generally more is the sale, more profit can be earned so manager makes every possible attempt to increase sales. If an enterprise does not earn adequate profit, it can not remain in market for a longer period. 

(6) Social Service: Business is an organ of society and it is the marketing management that ensures this social obligation. Therefore it is important for it to generate the maximum profit. The responsibility and obligation in business is always directed towards society, customers employee share holders and the Govt. etc.

Contribution is also a Corollary or Offshoot of Principle of Indemnity.

An individual may have more than one policy for the same in respect in of the same property and in case of a loss if the Insured is able claim compensation for the said loss from all Insurers it is but obvious that he would be making a profit from this loss. This is against the Principal of Indemnity.

This situation is taken care of by the Principle of Contribution.

Exceptions to the „Principles of Indemnity‟

• Life and Personal Accident (ie accident to an individual) Insurance it is not possible to make financial evaluation of the loss 
• „Agreed Value Policies‟. 
• „Reinstatement Policies‟

Driving license proves the authenticity of person to be a lawful driver who knows driving so it is mandatory to hold one.

(a) Life insurance

Definition: It is insurance against money which an insured may have to pay to third parties if they accidently cause them injury, loss or damage. 

a) The aggrieved party has to move the tribunal within a period of six months from the date of accident for filling the claim. 

b) On receipt of notice of claim from the insured, or the third party or from the MACT, the matter is entrusted to an advocate. 

c) Full information relating to the accident is obtained from the insured. 

d) The various documents are collected. 

e) A written statement is then filed on the facts of the case with the MACT by the advocate.

1. Gives oxygen, 

2. Reduce erosion and pollution, 

3. Provide food, protection.

“Business Hours” or “Office Hours” means the Insured‟s normal trading hours or whilst the Insured or their authorized employees are on the premises for the purpose of the business.

A positive feedback and attention from a boss are a top Non-financial incentive for employees. A report of Sales efforts of Sales person.

Burglary is a theft committed by breaking into or out of the premises. Evidence of breaking in, is necessary.

1) Simple to administer; 

2) Stability of Income;

The loss due to death of the insured cannot be measured in terms of money. So principle of indemnity is not applicable to Life insurance.

Hospitalisation Charges