(i) Agriculture is the primary occupation.
(ii) There won't be any kind of facilities like our cities.
(iii) At the same time, they get their basic needs fulfilled easily.
(iv) There are small shops.
(v) Vegetables are grown in'abundance.just like rice and pulses.
(vi) Though the sugar that isadded in our milk, coffee and tea is produced in sugar mills, the raw material sugarcane is cultivated in villages.
(vii) From chilies to mustard, all those provisions used for food are grown in villages.

ON THE BASIS OF DISTRIBUTION:
On the basis of distribution, resources can be classified into localized resources and universal resources.
(i) When resources are present in specific regions they are called localized resources.
(e.g.) Minerals.
(ii) Some resources are present everywhere Such resources are called universal resources.
(e.g.) Sunlight and air.
(ii) On National resources are resources within the political boundaries and oceanic area of a country.
(e.g.) Tropical forest regions of India.

(i) Ashoka fought the Kalinga war in 261 B.C.
(ii) He won the war and captured Kalinga.
(iii) The horror of war was described by the king himself in the Rock Edict XIII.
(iv) After the battle of Kalinga, Ashoka became a Buddhist.
(v) He under took tours to different parts of the country instructing people on policy of Dhamma.
(vi) Ashoka sent his son Mahindra and his daughter Sanghamitra to Srilanka to propagate Buddhism.
(vii) He took importance in the welfare of the people like hospitals, laying roads, irrigation, etc.
(viii) So, Ashoka was considered as a great emperor of ancient India.

(i) Not to kill any living things.
(ii) Not to steal in any situation;
(iii) No sexual miscontacts.
(iv) Right speech and thoughts.
(v) Right livelyhood.
(vi) No greed.
(vii) No Anger.
(viii) Good View.
(ix) Right efforts.
(x) Right knowledge.

Kodumanal Erode District
(i) It is identified with the Kodumanarn of Pathitrupathu.
(ii) More than 300 pottery inscriptions in Tarnil-Brahmi have been discovered there.
(iii) Archaeologists have also discovered spindles, whorls (used for making thread from cotton) and pieces of cloth, along with tools, weapons, ornaments, beads, particularly carnelian.
(iv) A Menhir found at burial site is assigned tothe Megalithic period.

The constitutions of nearly 60 countries including the UK., USA former USSR, France, Switzerland etc., were thoroughly examined and their best features have been adopted by our constitution.

(i) When the Cons titution was drafted, there were 395 articles in 22 parts and 8 schedules.
(ii) At present our Indian Constitution contains 448 articles in 25 parts and 12 schedules.

Yes, there are certain other primary activities like farming.

Even Gandhiji has said that the villages are the backbone of our country

The upper part has four lions facing the North, South, East and West. This is on a circular pedestal. One can only see three lions at a time.

The National emblem consists of two parts- the upper and the lower parts.

Tropical rain forests are called the 'World's largest Pharmacy' as 25% of the natural vegetation are medicinal plants. (e.g.) Cinchona

primary activities such as hunting, food gathering, fishing and forestry

(i) The Constitution of India is the ultimate law.
(ii) We have to abide by it.
(iii) It explains the fundamental concepts of structure, methods, powers and the duties of Government bodies.
(iv) It also lists the fundamental rights and duties of the citizens.
(v) Directive Principles are also mentioned in the constitution.
(vi) So it is holistic in nature.

(i) Automobile industry
(ii) Manufacturing industry
(iii) Iron and steel industry
(iv) Textile industry
(v) Banking, etc.

The amount from the income which is left for future needs after consumption is called savings.

Human resources are groups of individuals who use nature to create more resources.