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law of demand states that as the price of any commodity increase,its demand decrease and vice-versa, under the condition that all other factors are constant.

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1) Not any religion supports Bali2) Not any religious guru has told them to do all these ritualsthis is only because of us (humans)we have started thinkingthat women should not enter in the temple

differences may be present in the form of pathas in Jain dhram we talk about ahimsaand non violencein Christianity we talk about the pain and suffering of Jesus Christand try to follow the path

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According to the faith of the Malayali Syrian Christians(so designated by the Indian government), who prefer to call themselves St Thomas Christians or Nasranis, St Thomas the Apostle came to India in 52AD and converted their forefathers. This is an article of faith and the community will never stop believing it. Infact the very existence of such an ancient community is often claimed as proof. The west disputes this claim because they want control over the church for political reasons. The Pope for example claims authority from the Apostle Peter, in whose name he claims to be the big boss of all christians. The Syrian Christians usually reply that St Thomas gave them authority to be their own boss and tell the Pope to mind his own business. This is a never ending struggle for dominance. Just like there is no solid scientific proof that St Thomas came to India, there is no proof that St Peter went to Rome either.

Religious authorities have fear of the spread of vulgar material through it while monarchs had the fear of rebellions communications. They thought that there religion would be not respected further

The final authority to interpret our Constitution is the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court of India is the highest judicial forum and final court of appeal under the Constitution of India, the highest constitutional court, with the power of constitutional review.

About 71% of the Earth’s surface is covered in water, which appears blue from space. Thus the earth is the blue planet.

Blue planet is known as earth because 71% water on earth that's by it is known as blue planet

Minerals are classified according to: Hardness, Specific Gravity (how it compares with the density of water), Color, Luster, Streak, Cleavage and Crystal Form.

d. Earthis the onlyplanetin our solar system that has a large amount of liquid water. About 74% of the surface ofEarthis covered by liquid or frozen water. Because of this, people sometimes call it "blueplanet". Because of its water,Earthis home to millions of species of plants and animals.

e. Onlyone side of the Moonis visible from Earth because theMoonrotates on its axis at the same rate that theMoonorbits the Earth – a situation known as synchronous rotation, or tidal locking. TheMoonis directly illuminated by the Sun, and the cyclically varying viewing conditions cause thelunarphases.

f. Universe is the name that we use to describe the collection of all the things that exist in space. It is made of billions of stars and planets and enormous clouds of gas separated by a gigantic empty space which is called the universe. Astronomers can use telescopes to look at very distant galaxies.

Reserved Forests* & *Protected Forests* were introduced in India through Indian Forest Act 1927 .

I)The fulldetailsregarding the“Reserved forests” &“Protected Forests”are given under IndianForest act 1927, in Chapter (II) & (IV) respectively.

II)The main difference between these two categories of forests is that; In reserved foreststhe activities like grazing, haunting etc. aregenerally bannedunlesspermissionis granted for a particular reason. But in case of protected forests, mostly all these activities areallowed unless banned specifically.

III)As per IFA 1927, any forest land or wasteland that is Govt. Property &hasn't been specified as reserved forest, can be declared as Protected forest as per provisions of chapter(IV) under IFA 1927.

IV)And also, the state govt. has thepowertodeclare any protected forest( or some trees of it) to be reserved forests onwards(means state govt. is entitled with the power to do convertions as per provisions)by the official notification in Gazette.

V)Protected Forests are oftenupgraded to the status of wildlife sanctuaries & then to National Parks with increase in govt.funding & protection with each higher category.

Shifting cultivation is the form of agriculture in which a plot of land is cleared by felling the trees and burning them. The ashes are then mixed with thesoiland crops are grown. After thesoilloses its fertility, the land is abandoned and the cultivator moves to a new plot.

In India, among the Bhil, the Gond, The Munda, the Santhal, The Khasi and other tribes

Ans :- Earth is calledas living planet because it has water , good atmosphere , favourable climate conditions and suitable to live plantsand animals also it has protective equipments like ozone layer and magnetic field and natural cycles like water cycles , nitrogen cycles, etc.earth's temperature is not most hot and cold compared to other planets and earth is only a planet where life is going on smoothly so we say that earth is only a living planet.

The British introduced a law stating that the Government had control over the manufacture and sale of salt. It also imposed a tax on the sale of salt. Mahatma Gandhi and other national leaders felt that it was wrong to impose tax on salt which was an essential commodity for food. The leaders decided to oppose this tax.

In 1930, Gandhiji declared that he would lead a march to break the salt law. The Salt March was related to the desire for freedom felt by everyone, the rich and the poor alike.

Gandhiji and his followers marched for over 240 miles from Sabarmati to the coastal town of Dandi where they broke the government law by gathering natural salt found on the seashore, and boiled sea water to produce salt.

Peasants, tribals and women participated in large numbers. Pamphlets were published on the Salt Satyagraha.

5.ans=Martin Kassman. Awrit of prohibitionis an order to a lower court (or agency) to NOT do something. Awritofmandamus, ormandate, is an order to a lower court (or agency) to DO something.

5. A writ of mandamus issued by and appeals court commanding a lower court to do a particular act.

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? It would seem obvious that everyone should have the same say. Equality should be sacrosanct in a democracy should it not? There are however reasons why unequal votes may be necessary.

The player who scored the most goals at the Fifa World Cup is Harry Kane. 6

India’s Raghu Prasad and Javed Shaikh have recently named in the panel of umpires for the 2018 Hockey World Cup to be held in Bhubaneswar. On December 21, 2017, the International Hockey Federation (FIH) announced that 25 officials representing 19 countries from all five continents will officiate at this prestigious event taking place at the Kalinga Stadium from November 28 to December 16, 2018. As was the case with the Vitality Hockey Women’s World Cup London 2018 appointments, both men and women will undertake officiating roles at this event, further enhancing FIH’s drive to enhance gender parity across all areas of the sport.

Shifting cultivation is an agricultural system in which plots of land are cultivated temporarily, then abandoned and allowed to revert to their natural vegetation while the cultivator moves on to another plot.

a tropical plant of the pea family, which was formerly widely cultivated as a source of dark blue dye.

With the the initiation of the Industrial revolution in Britain, the demand for dye also increased. Thus the British forced the plantation of indigo in the Indian soil.

Blue Dye was in immense demand in Europe. This compelled the British to push the Indian farmers to produce more indigo instead of the food grains on their lands. This excess cultivation of indigo not only reduced the soil fertility but also made the food grains less available. Moreover, the commercial farming did not help the farmers to earn high profits. The poor farmers were unable to return the loans that were provided to them to begin the indigo farming. To pay back the loans, the peasants borrowed money from the money lenders and got trapped in the debt cycle. Above all the British authorities had given the plantation owners the free hand to oppress the farmers to secure the maximum production. Thus, the exploited peasants rose in revolt.

They told us usually they used to spend some time with their family whenever there were holidaysused to roam the city togetherbut now they don't have time as their son and grandson are busy in their mobilethey just don't have time to spend with them.students of 7-8 th class now have 4 g mobile with them.previously they used to come to us for the old age stories but now they don't as they have you tube and other stuffso it has changed the life

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Indigo Commissionwas formed following the movement of theraiyatsof Bengal against the Europeanindigo plantersin the late 1850s. From the beginning,indigocultivation in Bengal was associated with coercion and oppression. The planters, when they got the right to own land, used the right to force the raiyats to cultivate indigo, and threatened to enhance rent unless raiyats increased its production. Besides, the planters deprived the raiyats of the due price for the crop. The situation deteriorated all the more in the middle of the 19th century, when the price of indigo fell in the international market, following the fall in the price of gold. The indigo raiyats refused to cultivate indigo, but the planters forced them to continue with the production.

This led the raiyats to start organised and violent movement all over Bengal against the indigo planters in 1859. In the face of such a serious movement and public demand for probing the system of indigo cultivation, the government finally appointed the Indigo Commission on 31 March 1860 with WS Seton-Kar as the Chairman

With the the initiation of the Industrial revolution in Britain, the demand for dye also increased. Thus the British forced the plantation of indigo in the Indian soil.

Blue Dye was in immense demand in Europe. This compelled the British to push the Indian farmers to produce more indigo instead of the food grains on their lands. This excess cultivation of indigo not only reduced the soil fertility but also made the food grains less available. Moreover, the commercial farming did not help the farmers to earn high profits. The poor farmers were unable to return the loans that were provided to them to begin the indigo farming. To pay back the loans, the peasants borrowed money from the money lenders and got trapped in the debt cycle. Above all the British authorities had given the plantation owners the free hand to oppress the farmers to secure the maximum production. Thus, the exploited peasants rose in revolt.

On June, 12, 1964, Nelson Mandela received a life sentence for committing sabotage against South Africa’s apartheid government, avoiding a possible death penalty.

Nelson Mandela, a leader in the African National Congress (ANC), an organization dedicated to protesting the South African government’s policy of apartheid, had been arrested in 1956 on treason charges but was acquitted.

He was a member of ANC youth league that believed in use of force to achieve independence.ii. He was a lawyer and assisted many Africans who got into trouble.iii. He founded the ANC underground movement Umkhonto we Sizwe.iv. Mobilized people to defy segregation laws.v. He travelled to many parts of the country teaching masses on evils of apartheid.vi. Was sentenced to life imprisonment because of his links with sabotage.vii. In 1990 Mandela was released from prison and declared president.

(in South Africa) a policy or system of segregation or discrimination on grounds of race.

during the colonialism and slavery period in South Africa, record white colour wireless begin enforcing racial segregation laws which were discriminatory against the natives of South Africa.under the Apartheid regime, the white people will have a separate status in society and the non white South African people cannot use the privileges provided to the whites.under the law, a White and non white cannot be together under any circumstances. marriage between the two races was strictly prohibited. the non whites had to carry Official Document stating the presence in a particular area. all in all Apartheid was it very oppressive regime in South Africa.

Theterm apartheid means itsa policy or system of segregation or discrimination on grounds of race. Aparthied has promoted and sustained racism between the people of South Africa. The country is struggling to uniteitspeople of different races all because of how the aparthied policy has psychogically damaged them.

Nelson Mandela led the struggle against the Apartheid.

Mandela then became president of the ANC executive in 1950 and from 1952, inspired by the values of Mahatma Gandhi started a non-violent movement against apartheid.

Mandela through non-violent methods gained worldwide respect and was subsequently jailed many times under charges of terrorism.

As part of the charge of treason against Mandela, he was then imprisoned in Robben Island in isolation for 18 years between 1964 and 1982.

By the time of Mandela’s 70thbirthday in 1988, violence against the white rule and supremacy had spread throughout the country.

Following the fall of Berlin wall, international sanctions and boycott, forced the South African president De clerk called for free elections.

In 1994, South Africa saw the first elections in which all participated and Mandela was elected president of South Africa.

The transition from apartheid was peaceful and hardly had any violence due to leadership of Mandela.

Nelson Mandela opposed the apartheid regime in the country. He spent the next 28 years in the South Africa's most dreaded prison ROBBEN island. He became the first president of the republic of South Africa.

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2)false, they receive a moderate rainfall.

3)truePrairiesareecosystemsconsidered part of thetemperate grasslands, savannas, and shrublandsbiomeby ecologists, based on similar temperate climates, moderate rainfall, and a composition of grasses, herbs, and shrubs, rather than trees, as the dominantvegetation type.

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The seeds of Second World War were sown inthe treaty of Versailles.It was because the treaty was forced on Germany after her defeat in the First World war.

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1. Gardening

Planting vegetation and grass can stop heavy rains from damaging our land and it protects the topsoil from being washed away.

2. Afforestation and Reforestation

Planting trees can prevent flooding which causes soil movement and erosion.

3. Conservation Tillage

Avoid stripping a whole field uncovered because it can cause harmful effect on the soil. Leaving a few vegetation or grass can keep the soil at bay.

4. Constructing Wind Breakers

Fences, bushes, hedges and trees can prevent gusty winds from damaging our soil.

5. Using Fertilizers

Applying fertilizers and compost can make the soil healthy and more resistant to soil erosion.

a) treaty of Versailles

TheParis Peace Treaties Paris) were signed on 10 February 1947,

In a move aimed at combating black money stashed abroad, India has signed an agreement with Switzerland that would allow automatic sharing of tax-related information from 1 January, 2018. The agreement was signed by CBDT chairman Sushil Chandra and Swiss ambassador to India Andreas Baum at the North Block in New Delhi on December 21, 2017. With this pact, it will now be possible for India to receive the financial information of accounts held by Indian residents in Switzerland for 2018 and subsequent years on an automatic basis from September 2019 onwards.