The Great Himalayas, also known as the Himadri, form the northernmost and loftiest range of the Himalayan mountain system. They are characterized by their immense height, continuity, and rugged terrain.
1. Structure of the Great Himalayas
The geological structure of the Himadri is a result of the ongoing collision between the Indian and Eurasian tectonic plates.
* Rock Composition: The core of the Great Himalayas is primarily composed of Archaean rocks like granite, gneiss, and schist. These crystalline
ACT OF BANKRUPTCY • It occurs in connection with a debtor's conduct or financial situation, allows for the initiation of a bankruptcy petition against the debtor. • 3 CATEGORIES a) Dealings with property lead to AOB • Sec 3(1) IA 1967 a) He assigns his property to trustees for the general benefit of his creditors. It shows an attempt by the debtor to handle their financial affairs in a way that prioritizes certain creditors over others. b) If he engages in a fraudulent conveyance, gift, delivery,
1) What is a communication system? With a neat block diagram explain communication system.
A communication system is a setup used to transmit information from a source to a destination. The general block diagram includes the following functional elements:
* Information Source: Produces the message to be transmitted (e.g., voice, text, video).
* Input Transducer: Converts the message (if non-electrical) into a time-varying electrical signal.
* Transmitter: Processes the electrical signal for transmission....
Ideal and Practical Operational Amplifier with Characteristics
Operational Amplifier
An operational amplifier (Op-Amp) is a high gain, DC-coupled electronic amplifier with two inputs (inverting and non-inverting) and one output, used to perform mathematical operations such as addition, subtraction, integration and differentiation.
Ideal Operational Amplifier
An ideal Op-Amp is a hypothetical amplifier having perfect characteristics and is used only for theoretical analysis.
Characteristics of Ideal Op-
Caste as a Structure of Inequality :-
By birth-based hierarchy/ Unequal access to resources:
Occupational inequality /Social distance:
Caste as a System of Discrimination
Social Discrimination
Economic Discrimination
Educational Discrimination
Political Discrimination
Psychological and Cultural Problems
Implementation-Related Problems
*Constitutional Provisions for SC & OBC*
Equality and Protection
Article 14 – Equality before law.
Article 15(1) – Prohibits discrimination on grounds
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS Comparative analysis is the comparison of financial statements of a company for two or more years to understand performance. It mainly compares income statement and balance sheet of different years. Objectives include knowing increase or decrease in profits, analyzing growth of assets and liabilities, and evaluating financial performance. Types include comparative income statement and comparative balance sheet. Importance includes helping management in decision making and identifying
Q1. Define Comparative Politics and explain the Structural–Functional Approach
Introduction
Comparative Politics is one of the most significant branches of Political Science. It deals with the systematic comparison of political systems, institutions, processes, and behaviour across different countries. The purpose of comparison is to identify similarities and differences and to develop general theories about political systems and political development.
*Meaning and Definition of Comparative Politics...
Definition
A Liquid Bore Manometer (LBM) is a type of manometer used to measure small pressure differences of gases or liquids. It consists of a uniform narrow glass tube (bore) partially filled with a manometric liquid (usually mercury or colored liquid).
Construction
A long, uniform bore glass tube bent in U-shape or inclined form
Filled with manometric liquid
One end is connected to the pressure source
Other end is open to atmosphere (or connected to another pressure source)
Working
When pressure
Explain the need and importance of Value Education in today’s society
Introduction
Value Education refers to the process of understanding and living by human values such as truth, honesty, responsibility, respect, love, and harmony. In today’s fast-changing, material-oriented society, value education plays a crucial role in shaping a balanced and meaningful life.
Need of Value Education
1. Moral Degradation
Increasing corruption, violence, dishonesty, and intolerance show a decline in moral