Charles Wood was the President of the Board of Control (Introduced through Pitt's India Act, 1784) of English East India Company and was also the... View Article
Answer: (a) images Remote sensing includes the gathering of images. Remote sensing is the collection of radiation emitted by an object's... View Article
Answer: While constructing a house in a coastal area, windows preferably face the seashore because the breeze is flowing towards the land from... View Article
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Clearance and destruction of natural vegetation impacts the environment significantly, whether it is a small scale or large-scale clearance.... View Article
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Under census the number of population living under different areas is marked and collected to give the union and state government a statistical... View Article
The Olympic game facilitates to create peace and co-operation amongst the nation y means of sports. The following values are aimed to develop... View Article
