What are Fundamental Rights according to Indian Constitution?

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What are Fundamental Rights according to Indian Constitution?

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FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS: The Right deals with opinion and communal constitutional rights ssuch as Right to equal opportunity, Right to liberty, Right beside utilization etc. A person can move toward the Supreme Court directly in... More

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What are the basic features of the Indian Constitution?

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BASIC FEATURES OF THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION: The fundamental features are: Lengthiest Constitution in the World: Indian formation, adopted by a Constituent Assembly on November ... More

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Why are the Fundamental Duties incorporated in the Constitution?

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Fundamental duties are included in the Constitution in the 42nd amendment in 1976 in the Part IV of the Article 51-A. The rights and duties which are associated and given in this are: Abiding by the constitutional ideals and institutions... More

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How has subsidized water charges contributed to environmental degradation?

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A water tariff is a price assigned to water supplied by a public utility through a piped network to its customers. The term is also often applied to wastewater tariffs. Water and wastewater tariffs are not charged for water itself, but to recover the... More

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Which two GHG emissions are released by the use of inorganic fertilizers in agriculture?

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Greenhouse gases trap heat and make the planet warmer. Human activities are responsible for almost all of the increase in greenhouse gases in the atmosphere over the last 150 years. The largest source of greenhouse gas emissions from human activities... More

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How does intensive cultivation in hills adversely affect the eco-system of the region?

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A large number of upland ecosystems have been shaped by humans for centuries, particularly by farming and agriculture. Because of this, many upland ecosystems have become dependent on hill farm land management. Hill farming practices play a significa... More

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State the distinguishing feature between the traditional cropping system and the modern continuous cropping system?

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The traditional cropping system is stable because it is adapted to the farmers level of technology and the soils capability. It incorporates mixed cropping and bush fallow, and it gives a high total return per unit area of land. Furthermore, growing ... More

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Mention the two policy responses that have been adopted in India to counter the adverse impact on the environment by agricultural growth.

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Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development have been the cornerstones of the policies and procedures governing the industrial and other developmental activities in India. Ministry of Environment and Forests has taken several policy initiati... More

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What does the term Biodiversity imply? Why is it important to conserve Biodiversity?

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The word Biodiversity is a contraction of the phrase "biological diversity" and was first coined in 1985 by Walter Rosen of the National Research Council as a title word in a seminar he was organizing to discuss biological diversity. Biodiversity inc... More

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What is the difference between Cost Accounting and Financial Accounting?

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Difference between Cost Accounting and Financial Accounting: Cost Accounting: Its main purpose is to control cost. There is no format to make these accounts as it is made f... More

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Give the definition of Costing and Cost Accounting.

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Costing is a technique and process of determining cost. It lays down rules and principles which are applied for ascertaining the.cost of products manufactured and services provided. The term "Cost Accounting" refers to the process of... More

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Discuss some features which establish the necessity of Costing.

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Costing is also a necessity for modern economy. The features which establish necessity of costing can be summarized as follows: Global Competition: There is high degree of competition in global market, t... More

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What are the Limitations of Financial Accounting?

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LIMITATIONS OF FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING: It is limited to provide with the information regarding income, expenses, assets and liabilities. It does not provide any constructive knowledge about for each department, pr... More

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What is Cost Accounting? What is the Need for Costing in Accounting?

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Cost Accounting is recent development in field of accounting. It is basically concerned with classifying, recording, and appropriate allocation of expenditure to determine cost of products or services. It is application of accounting... More

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What are the Social Responsibilities of Management?

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Social responsibility of a management is the obligation towards the society for its larger good. Reasons for Social Responsibilities. Since any enterprise is a commercial activity dependent on th... More

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How has subsidized water charges contributed to environmental degradation?

Which two GHG emissions are released by the use of inorganic fertilizers in agriculture?

How does intensive cultivation in hills adversely affect the eco-system of the region?

State the distinguishing feature between the traditional cropping system and the modern continuous cropping system?

Mention the two policy responses that have been adopted in India to counter the adverse impact on the environment by agricultural growth.

What does the term Biodiversity imply? Why is it important to conserve Biodiversity?

What is the difference between Cost Accounting and Financial Accounting?

Give the definition of Costing and Cost Accounting.

Discuss some features which establish the necessity of Costing.

What are the Limitations of Financial Accounting?

What is Cost Accounting? What is the Need for Costing in Accounting?

What are the Social Responsibilities of Management?

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