Essay on GNP Per Capita and Economic Welfare

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GNP per capita has been treated as an indicator of economic development and social welfare. For quite some time, a high GNP per capita has implied a high level of social welfare and economic development particularly in respect of some advanced countries.No wonder developing nations like India have begun to show signs of impatience about their chronically low growth rate of GNP. The obsession of realizing a higher growth of GNP is so high that a number of developing countries have prepared themselves to give up the very social objectives to fulfil which a high growth of GNP, they believe, is essential.Creation of employment opportunities, for instance, is a social objective of such economies. It is to achieve such objectives only that a high GNP growth has been and also…
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Speech on “Slow and steady wins the Race”

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The world is getting faster and faster. Everybody is racing. It is not always because they want to win the race. They have not really thought about it. It just so happens that in the process of living they find themselves in a race. Of course now that they are in it, they would not mind winning. Who would?More and more, the saying ‘Slow and steady wins the race’ seems to belong to the past. Many today would contend it is all right when one is talking of the hare and the tortoise and all that, but when it comes to real life, one better hurry up if one does not want to be left behind.I feel that the concept of life being a race is itself flawed, because as…
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Method Statement for Block Works in a Quality Management System

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Method Statement for Block Works in a Quality Management System are given below: 1. Scope: The intention of this document is to describe the various steps involved to be carried out to execute the Block works to meet the requirements of Specifications. Image Source: ufatum.com 2. Relevant Process/Specifications: ADVERTISEMENTS: Tender Specifications 3. Plants & Equipments: Masonry equipments, scaffoldings with platform, plumb bob, straight edge, mobile mechanical mixer, and measurement boxes. 4. Procedure: Prior to the commencement of all construction activities, necessary work permits shall be obtained.All materials identified for the permanent works shall be approved by the Company, prior to the procurement. ADVERTISEMENTS: All HSE activities related to the Project, will be based on the Company issued HSE Management System Guidelines.All quality assurance and quality control activities will be in…
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Biology Question Bank – 137 MCQs on “Applied Biology” – Answered!

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137 Questions with Answers and Explanations on “Applied Biology” for Students.1. In crop movement programme, haploids are important because they (a) require one half of nutrients Image Source: northwesternflipside.com ADVERTISEMENTS: (b) are helpful in study of meiosis(c) grow better under adverse conditions(d) form perfect homozygous. ADVERTISEMENTS: Answer and Explanation:1. (d): in crop movement programme, haploids are important because they form perfect homozygous lines. Homozygous are the pure line selection plants resulting from self pollination. In this way, considerable homozygosity is obtained. Haploids are those plants which possess a gametophytic number of chromosomes. Haploids are used in plant breeding, especially for the production of homozygous plants and in their studies in the detection of mutation.2. Which ones produce androgenic haploids in anther cultures? (a) anther wall ADVERTISEMENTS: (b) tapetal layer of…
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Biology Question Bank – 148 MCQs on “Ecology & Environment” – Answered!

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148 Questions with Answers and Explanations on “Ecology & Environment” for Biology Students:1. Acid rains are produced by (a) excess NO2 and SO2 from burning fossil fuels Image Source: dyndy.net ADVERTISEMENTS: (b) excess production of NH3 by industry and coal gas(c) excess release of carbon monoxide by incomplete combustion(d) excess formation of CO2 by combustion and animal respiration. (1988, 89) ADVERTISEMENTS: Answer and Explanation:1. (a): Acid rain refers to the precipitation with a pH of less than 5. It is a mixture of H2SO4 and HNO3, the ratio of the two acids vary depending on the relative quantities of sulphur oxides and nitrogen oxides present in the atmosphere. These oxides are mainly produced by combustion of fossil fuels, smelters, industries, power plants, automobile exhausts etc.2. Which one is not a…
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Biology Question Bank – 20 MCQs on “Wildlife & Conservation” – Answered!

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20 Questions with Answers and Explanations on “Wildlife & Conservation” for Biology Students:1. The most important human activity, leading to the extinction of wildlife, is (a) pollution of air and water Image Source: wildbabyrescue.org ADVERTISEMENTS: (b) hunting for valuable wildlife products(c) introduction of alien species(d) alteration and destruction of the natural habitats. ADVERTISEMENTS: Answer and Explanation:1. (d): Wildlife includes all those naturally occurring plant and animal species which are neither cultivated, or domesticated nor tamed. Several hundred organisms are endangered or on the verge of extinction. The reasons are deforestation, pollution, killing, over exploitation etc. The most important among them is deforestation or destruction of their natural habitat because it will affect the species (flora and fauna) of complete area and not only the few organisms.The natural habitat may be…
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Biology Question Bank – 54 MCQs on “Circulatory System and Immunity” – Answered!

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54 Questions with Answers and Explanations on “Circulatory System & Immunity” for Biology Students.1. RBCs do not occur in (a) frog Image Source: media.showmeapp.com ADVERTISEMENTS: (b) cow(c) camel(d) cockroach. ADVERTISEMENTS: Answer and Explanation:1. (b): RBCs do not occur in the blood of cockroach. The circulatory system of cockroach is of open type. Viscera lie in the haemocoel immersed in blood called haemolymph. The latter consists of colourless plasma and irregular white corpuscles, the leucocytes. There are no blood vessels except aorta that carries blood from the heart to the haemocoel.2. Breakdown product of haemoglobin is (a) bilirubin ADVERTISEMENTS: (b) iron(c) biliverdin(d) calcium.Answer and Explanation:2. (a, b): The haemoglobin is broken down into haem i.e. iron and globin protein which is then converted into yellowish substance bilirubin which is extracted by…
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What are the Position, Rights and Liabilities of a Shebait under Hindu Law?

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The Shebait or manager of a temple is the administrator of the properties attached to it, as regards which he is in the position of the trustee. As regard the service of the temple and the duties appertaining to it, his position is that of the holder of an office of dignity.Shebaitship involves two ideas: (i) the ministrant of the deity, and (ii) its manager. It is an office to which certain rights are attached. A Shebait has no legal property in the debutter; it vests in the idol. He has only the title of the manager, and as such, he is entitled to the custody of the idol and its property. Offerings made to an idol belong to (i) the temple, where they are of a permanent character, and…
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Short Speech on the ‘Doctrine of Pith and substance’

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Within their respective spheres. Parliament and the State Legislature should keep within the domain assigned to it and not trespass into domain reserved to the other, and a law made by one which trespasses or encroaches upon the field assigned to the other, is not valid. Image Source: farm2.static.flickr.comBut before the Legislature purporting to deal with a subject in one list and touching also on a subject in another list is declared to be bad, the courts apply what is known as, the doctrine of pith and substance. ADVERTISEMENTS: According to this doctrine, the legislation as a whole is examined to ascertain its “true nature and character” in order to determine in what list it falls. If according to its “true nature and character” the legislation substantially falls within the…
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What are the Rights and Duties of Coparceners? (14 Rights)

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The following are the fourteen main rights of a coparcener: 1. Community of interest and unity of possession: No coparcener is entitled to exclusive possession of any part of the coparcenary property; nor is any coparcener entitled to any special interest in such property. Image Source: i.ytimg.com ADVERTISEMENTS: As observed by the Privy Council in Katama Natchairv. Rajah of Shivagunga (1893 9 M.I.A. 539), “there is community of interest and unity of possession between all the members of the family”. 2. Share of Income: A member of a joint family cannot, at any given moment, predicate what his share in the joint family property is. Such a share becomes defined only when a partition takes place. The reason is that his share is a fluctuating one, which is liable to…
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