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1.
What are the non-cognizable offence?
2.
Discuss one feature of the constitution
3.
How can laws ensure that markets work in a manner that is fair?
4.
Are the decisions made by Supreme Court binding on other courts including Supreme Court itself ?
5.
Mention the initial leaders of Indian National Congress?
6.
Explain briefly the term Resource Conservation and Sustainable Development.
7.
Describe brief socialism in context to India
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What is resource conservation?
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What are the basic features of a secular state?
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What is Green Revolution?
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What is the general trend of migration?
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What is Renaissance?
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Non-cognizable offences are those cases which are relatively less serious in nature as compared to cognizable offences. Examples of non-cognizable offences include public nuisance, assault, mischief, etc. The Police cannot register criminal cases and cannot arrest any person with regard to non-cognizable offences.
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One feature of the constitution was its adoption of universal adult franchise. All Indians would be allowed to vote in state and national elections
3.
Because of the followings laws ensure that markets work in a manner that is fair:
(i) The businessmen should not sale adulterated articles or things of low quality. Shopkeepers should not keep expired products.)
(ii) Shopkeepers should use proper ISI mark, balance, weights or measurements and charge prices less than MRP fixed by the producers.
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Decisions made by the Supreme Court are binding on all others courts within the territory of India. Orders passed by it are enforceable throughout the country. The Supreme Court itself is not bound by its decision and can, at any time, review it. Besides, if there is a case of contempt of Supreme Court, then the Supreme Court itself decides such a case.
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The initial leaders of INC were: Dadabhai Naoroji, Ferozshah Mehta, Badruddhin Tyabji, W.e. Bannerji, Surendranath Bannerji, Romesh Chandra Dutt, S. Subramania Iyer.
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Resource Conservation : Resource conservation means using resources carefully and giving them time to get renewed.
Sustainable Development: Balancing the need to use the resources at present and also conserving them for the future is called sustainable development.
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The government will always work for the social and economic development. Every citizen will enjoy the equal opportunities to progress in life.
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Resource conservation refers to the balanced and careful use of the resources in order to give them time to get renewed.
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The basic features of a secular state are as follows:
(i) State should not have its own religion.
(ii) State should not be governed by any religious ruler.
(iii) State should not be a theocratic state.
(iv) State should not discriminate against any religion.
(v) State should promote equality and justice in social and religious groups.
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Green revolution refers to that tremendous increase in agricultural production, which was possible due to the adoption of new agricultural strategy.
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Migration generally occurs from less developed regions to more developed regions in the search of employment. People also travel from the rural to urban areas due to better infrastructural facilities.
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It means re-birth and refers to European history from 14th to 16th century when there was revival of art, learning and culture
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