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भारतील राष्ट्रीय काँगेस

भारतील जनता पक्ष /पाटी

बहुजन समाज पक्ष

भारतीय कम्युनिस्ट पक्ष

ʙʀᴏ Wʜɪᴄʜ Cʜᴀᴘᴛᴇʀ Is Iᴛ ..

as.

2) were.

3) was.

4) were.

5) was.

Explanation:

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A NOUN is a name of a person, place, ANIMAL, or THING.

MARK me Brainliest if you liked the answer.

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SUDDENLY I CAME out of the clouds

and saw TWO long straight lines of lights

Explanation:

Hope it works.idk. please mark me as brainliest. Thank you.

sorry I don't UNDERSTAND your WRITING

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India Gate, which is LOCATED at the EASTERN end of the Rajpath (formerly called the Kingsway), is about 138 feet (42 metres) in height. ... Construction of the All-India WAR MEMORIAL, as it was originally known, continued until 1931, the year of the formal dedication of New Delhi as the capital of India.

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hasty as a NOUN means state of ACTING or performing fast to overcome time limits

here this SUGGESTS that in earlier similar situation the speaker MADE a failure in an activity

It was LOVELY to SEE you yesterday.

Hope HELPS You ✌️

Please MARK as the BRAINLIEST ‼️

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Hurry up

wish you will drop some THANKS

and MARK it BRAINLIST

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I am a GOOD player, am I?

Explanation:

Am I is the answer.

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NHI ATA bhai please letmks

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since

Explanation:

you will drop some THANKS

and mark it brainlist

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SWEET HOME thode unidentified every university

Explanation:

Ricky you've thought INTENT evening INTIMATE

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In order to achieve SOMETHING better in life, it is very important to DEVELOP self discipline because self discipline is a key for developing your personality. It is very important to empower your will, because it is responsible for self discipline. ... Personal discipline is NOTHING but a sort of training of the brain.

Explanation:

HOPE u understand

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On 6 September 2016, Acting MINISTER for Education (Schools) and Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Transport, Mr Ng Chee Meng visited Yale-NUS College for a student dialogue, organised by the Yale-NUS International Relations & Political Association (YIRPA) as PART of its Coffeehouse Conversations series. The event was supported by REACH (reaching everyone for active citizenry @ home).

According to Rachel Hau (Class of 2018), YIRPA’s Vice President (Political Affairs), the series is designed to host “thought-provoking dialogue sessions where participants get to interact with high-profile speakers in a fairly informal and intimate setting”. Other guests who have spoken at this series include Singaporean poet and playwright Mr Alfian Sa’at, then opposition politician Ms Nicole Seah, then-Minister for Foreign Affairs Minister K Shanmugam and Ambassador-at-Large Bilahari Kausikan.

“The Coffeehouse Conversations series is one of our signature programmes where we try to bridge the gap between students and industry leaders,” Rachel highlighted.

“We always try to approach speakers with varying opinions on current issues and with different professional experiences, so that participants can be exposed to a range of different perspectives and beliefs.”

Rachel added that while many people often associate YIRPA with Model United Nations (UN) conferences, which they regularly organise and PARTICIPATE in, much of the group’s focus is on their Community Outreach and Special Project divisions. These divisions “encourage students to discuss and engage with pertinent issues that Singapore faces”, she said.

During the dialogue with Minister Ng, student moderator Daniel Ng (Class of 2018) posed the first question to the Minister to kick off the discussion: “If you could, what would you change about the education system?” Daniel explained that this was a question he was asked himself during his Yale-NUS admissions interview a few years ago.

Minister Ng shared that one area he has thought EXTENSIVELY about is strengthening the education system by creating “incubating spaces”, which are exploratory and experimental opportunities for students to learn through experiments and applying knowledge learnt from the classroom in novel ways.

“It is important for the younger generation to have the entrepreneurial spirit to try, fail and fail again but to keep trying until you succeed. You are all capable and smart, but do we need a more innovative, creative stance for Singaporeans at large? Do you dare to try new things? My humble submission to you is that we do,” he said.

The Minister then FIELDED questions from the audience, ranging from the quality teachers in the Singapore landscape to resource equity. Some also asked questions beyond the Minister’s current portfolio, on ASEAN cooperation and the necessity of conscription. Minister Ng was previously Chief of Defence Force of the Singapore Armed Forces before he was elected to public office.

Joshua Tan (Class of 2019) was interested in the Minister’s views on how to improve education in our society.

“I agree wholeheartedly with one sentiment he raised and that he kept repeating: about how it is important to have conversations and be challenged by people we disagree with, about how this process of debate and respectful discussion can lead to a better, more just society,” Joshua said.

As moderator, Daniel particularly enjoyed the diverse range of questions asked. “There were almost no pauses throughout the whole dialogue and many came with interesting issues and opinions to raise. In the short span of time, we covered issues from the education system, sexuality, race, National Service, ASEAN and even the presidential election system. Minister Ng engaged well with the range of topics and often wanted to hear what students thought,” he shared.

Dialogues like this are an important part of students’ learning at Yale-NUS.

“Coffeehouse Conversations, such as the one set up this week with Minister Ng Chee Meng, is an excellent student initiative that provides an important platform for both leaders and students to test assumptions, communicate ideas

ong>Explanation:

1. had landed in the bay .

2. to laugh

3. changed Helen,s LIFE .

ong>Explanation:

WRITE a letter to your friend WITHIN 100 words NARRATING your experience of VISITING a wild life sanctuary.

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MAKE ME AS BRAINLIEST

AND PLEASE ❤❤LIKE

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Excessive use of mobile PHONES is bad for your psychological HEALTH. Constant over-use of mobile phones LEADS to increased anxiety, FEELINGS of loneliness, and low self-esteem. Reliance on mobile phones can also cause irritation, frustration, and IMPATIENCE when they cannot be used.

The Borussia Dortmund gaffer began his managerial career in SWITZERLAND, where he won two Swiss Cup with FC Zurich and also won the Manager of the YEAR in the Swiss Super League twice.

he got ANOTHER BODY tatoo to anger his ma more

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Wings of Fire

ignited MIND

INDIA 2020

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Language is thus not only a PRIMARY element in nationality formation but remains a significant ISSUE even in the process of nation BUILDING. India is a nation sharply divided along linguistic lines. A LARGE number of linguistic REGIONS have begun to compete with each other to impair the sense of national identity.

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assertive sentence

Explanation:

HOPE it helps

ong>Explanation:

it can be both TRUE or false

it depend on the PERSON that how we are RELATED to

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short note on EXTENSION by magnification.

Explanation:

An extension tube increases lens magnification by an amount equal to the extension distance divided by the lens FOCAL length. For example, adding a 25 mm extension tube to a 50 mm lens will give a magnification gain of 0.5X. ... Try experimenting with different lenses to SEE how extension affects magnification.

bjective is a goal, but to be objective is to be unbiased. If you're objective about something, you have no personal FEELINGS about it. In grammar LAND, objective relates to the OBJECT of a sentence.

I hope it helps you my FRIEND

The MOON is Earth's only proper natural SATELLITE. At one-quarter the diameter of Earth, it is the largest natural satellite in the SOLAR System relative to the size of its planet, and the fifth largest satellite in the Solar System overall

it is ALSO known as electronic document or electronic DELIVERY

2.Raghu was given a book by the principal.

3.A book is  being read by Indu.

4.Reshma has been HELPED by Rashmi.

5.Fruits are being distributed by Pradeep.

6.The DOOR had been LOCKED by VAISHNAVI.

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Effects of exercise over respiratory system:-

• Increase in tidal volume: With regular exercise, the tidal volume and vital capacity of lungs increase, as chést expands more.

• Respiratory muscles become strong: Inner cóstal and diaphragm become strong to work maximally for longer duration.

• Expansion of chést: Regular exercise causes greater expansion in chést. This results in the improvement of physical personality.

• Increase in number of alveoli: There is an increase in the number of alveoli which purifies more blood. Thus, the efficiency of respiratory system gets improved.

• Efficient respiratory system: The efficiency of alveoli increases. This causes more OXYGEN to reach into the tissues which further causes more production of energy during stressful conditions (heavy exercise).

• Increase in aerobic endurance: Increase in the amount of oxygen in blood decreases the production of lactic ACID, therefore, fatigue is delayed and hence endurance improves.

• Faster removal of carbon dioxide: In a trained person, there is faster removal of carbon dioxide from BODY.

• Improves metabolism: In a trained person, the metabolic reactions are faster for energy production with less consumption of oxygen.

• Hydro-balance in body: The water balance in the body is maintained to exercise.

Effects of exercise over muscular system:-

• Gain in strength: With regular exercise, there is gain in muscular strength and power.

• Lactic acid tolerance: Regular exercise increases the ABILITY of muscles to tolerate lactic acid for longer duration.

• Efficiency improvement: With regular exercise, there is an increase in the number of capillaries in muscles. By this, there is faster circulation of blood, thus, improving the efficiency of muscles.

• Increase in muscle mass: Regular exercise increases the muscle mass.

• Proper shape of body: Regular exercise provides proper shaping of body, thus improving physical personality.

• Faster recovery from injury: Trained muscles can recover from injury very fast, moreover there are less chances of injuries.

• Desired strength can be developed: Systematic and scientific training can develop the desired strength and endurance.

• Faster responses: The stimulus travels faster in trained muscles which improves the reflex action.

• Efficient use of diet: Trained muscles can efficiently use carbohydrates, proteins, fats, etc as sources of energy with less consumption of oxygen.

Effects of exercise over skeletal system:-

• More blood supply: Through regular exercises the blood supply in bones improves.

• Faster healing: Healing ability of the bones becomes faster.

• Increases RBCs: The number of RBCs in the blood increases.

• Strong jóints: Sports persons have strong juncture of jóints. Moreover the SYNOVIAL fluid provides free and easy movement at jóints.

• Increases flexibility: The flexibility of the person improves.

• Stronger bones: The bones become more strong and slightly stretchable.

• Reduces bone injuries: Regular exercise reduces the chances of bone injuries.

• Good posture: Good posture is the result of good skeletal system.

• Personality development: With regular exercise, the proper growth and development of bones take place.

Effects of exercise over circulatory system:-

• Hypertrophy of heart: With regular exercise the hypertrophy (enlargement of heart) takes place.

• Resting pulse increases: With increased stróke volume, the bàsal heart rate decreases thus, the resting time of heart increases.

• Faster adaptation to working load: In trained persons, the heart can adopt to working load quickly.

• Return of normal pulse quickly: The pulse returns to normal quickly after exercise.

• Increase in haemoglobin: Regular training increases the haemoglobin content in blood.

• Faster removal of waste: There is faster removal of waste products from the body.

• Reduction in cardiac problems: Regular exercise reduces heart attack risk and other cardiac problems.

• Faster healing: The increased circulation of blood makes healing faster.

• Blood pressure regulation: A well balanced blood pressure is maintained.

I TAKE this PROFESSION to PEACE my FATHER ?

Aforce is any interaction that, when unopposed, will change the motion of an object. A force can cause an object with mass to change its velocity, i.e., to ACCELERATE. Force can ALSO be described intuitively as a push or a PULL. A force has both MAGNITUDE and direction, MAKING it a vector quantity

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I HOPE you like the answer

Explanation:

1.Ritu SHALL travel by plane and reaches Dehli.

2.My granfather will COME NEXT year.

3.We will visit the Science museum on Saturday.

4. I will carry this bag for you.

5.Toni shall stay with his AUNT for two weeks.

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not LARGE...

EXPLANATION:

MARK me as brailiest..

His FRIEND house

mark me as BRAINLIEST

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word used to describe an action, state or OCCURRENCE which forms the main part of the predicate, in a SENTENCE is a verb. In this sentence we would understand the usage of verbs. This is a sentence with third person as a subject and the sentence is in the present tense. When the subject is in the third person, “s” is USUALLY ADDED to the end. The answer for this blank would be “delivers”.

BY TEJAS KULKARNI PLEASE FOLLOW AND MARK AS BRAINLIST

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the MEANING of private ENDS

EXPLANATION:

is personal END

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He assured me that he will REPAIR my watch.

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Diwali is the most famous Indian festival. Moreover, people of all religions and castes celebrate it. Furthermore, people call this festival as the festival of lights. However, there is one negative side ASSOCIATED with this great festival. This negative side is the massive amount of pollution which the festival of Diwali generates. The primary cause of this harmful pollution is certainly the use of FIRECRACKERS.

Types of Pollution on Diwali

Air pollution is certainly the biggest type of pollution on Diwali. Moreover, during the festival of Diwali, air pollution rises to dangerously high levels. Most noteworthy, there is the emission of a great amount of smoke on Diwali. This certainly makes the air very harmful to breathe. Also, this harmful effect of burning crackers remains for many days after Diwali. Furthermore, air pollution is also quite harmful to various animals and birds.

Land pollution is another significant type of pollution during Diwali. This certainly results from the leftover pieces of the burnt crackers. Furthermore, it can take many weeks to clean these. Most noteworthy, these pieces are non-biodegradable in nature. Hence, they cannot be disposed of so easily. Also, they turn toxic gradually with time.

Noise pollution is a major problem during Diwali. Firecrackers cause a tremendous amount of noise pollution. Most noteworthy, this noise pollution is pretty damaging to hearing. Also, noise pollution is a major problem for animals, old people, students, and sick people.

How to Prevent Pollution During Diwali

First of all, people must strictly avoid burning firecrackers. Maximum pollution during Diwali occurs due to the burning of firecrackers. Furthermore, there is a release of toxins during the burning of firecrackers. This certainly makes it hard for people to breathe. Moreover, loud noises from firecrackers give anxiety attacks to many people and animals. Therefore, people must use eco-friendly crackers. These eco-friendly crackers produce a low amount of noise. Nevertheless, avoiding the use of firecrackers is the best solution.

Diwali is the festival of lights. To celebrate Diwali without lights is unthinkable. Furthermore, many people make use of electricity for lightening purposes. However, one must use diyas over electricity. Most noteworthy, the diyas or earthen lamps are bio-degradable in nature.

Cleaning up is an essential way of preventing pollution. The festival of Diwali ends up with a lot of garbage. After Diwali, the roads are filled with plastic, paper, chemicals, and other types of garbage. Hence, each individual must take the initiative to clean the streets and surroundings after Diwali. Most noteworthy, each individual must clean up his own mess.

Another efficient way of preventing pollution during Diwali is by using an air purifier. The level of air contamination significantly increases during Diwali. Therefore, one must make sure to keep the inside environment pollution-free. This way, people inside the house or office would be able to breathe safe and pure air. Most noteworthy, this is achievable by using air purifiers during Diwali.

To SUM it up, Diwali is one of the HAPPIEST occasions of HAPPINESS in India. Let us not let this beautiful festival be marred by the evil of pollution. Most noteworthy, the festival must immediately become environmentally friendly. The government must take appropriate measures to ensure a pollution less Diwali.

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MAXIMUM speed MUST be 55m/s

difference between minimum and maximum TENSION along the strip is 60 N