Differences Between Blood and Lymph: Following are the points of differences between Blood and Lymph. Blood Lymph It is a red coloured fluid. It is a colourless fluid. Blood is opaque. It is almost transparent. Water content is nearly 55%. Water content is nearly 94%. Blood is quite viscous. Viscosity is about 4.7. It is
Rajput Policy of Akbar shaped up by the following factors: To enter into the largest military labour market in India in order to suppress Afghans and to break the monopoly of Mughal nobles. The specific economic and strategic importance of Rajasthan. Elements of Continuity: Right from the period of Delhi Sultanate the relations with Hindu
Factors that Influenced Akbar Theory of Kingship: The Mongolian tradition- the tradition of Yasha by Changez Khan influenced Akbar. Yasha means rejection of all sorts of religious discrimination (i.e. secular ideas were dominant). The Mughal tradition- In this tradition, the divine right of kingship was encouraged. The impact of Secular policies of some of the
Definition of Biodiversity and its Level: What is Biodiversity? The word biodiversity is derived from bios meaning life and diversity meaning variety. It refers to a wide variety of life on Earth- to all plants, animals and microorganisms which exist on this beautiful planet, to the various species and the ecosystem they live in. It
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What is Sustainable Development? Sustainable Development may be defined as the successful management of resources for development to satisfy, the changing human needs while maintaining or enhancing the ability of environment and conserving natural resources. The World Commission on Environment and Development Brundtland Commission, 1987 defines sustainable development as, the development that meets the needs
Chaitanya Movement: Socio-Religious Significance The atmosphere of Bengal at the time of the birth of Sri Chaitanya (A.D. 1485) in Nadia was surcharged with worldliness. Very few people followed the path of jnana, and Bhakti cult was at its lowest ebb. In the first twenty-two years of his life, Chaitanya’s reputation as a scholar and
Responsible AI for Social Empowerment: Montagu Declaration or August Declaration [1917] Montagu-Chelmsford Reforms or the Government of India Act 1919 Rowlatt Act, 1919 Jallianwala Bagh Massacre [April 13, 1919] The Khilafat Movement, 1919-1920 The Non-Cooperation Movement (1920-22) Simon Commission, 1927 Gandhi-Irwin Pact: March 5, 1931 The Government of India Act 1935 Wardha Scheme of Basic
Tap Water for all in rural India: Must-Read General Studies Booklist for UPSC IAS Prelims Must-Read General Studies Booklist for UPSC IAS Prelims in Hindi Must-Read General Studies Booklist for UPSC IAS Mains Must-Read General Studies Booklist for UPSC IAS Mains in Hindi The Vedic Age (1500 BC-600BC) The Vedic Age (1500 BC-600BC)– Hindi
Cro-Magnon Man: M. Louis Lartet in 1868 discovered fine skeletons from a cave Cro-Magnon in Les Eyzies, France belonging to two adult men, one woman, an infant and an old man. Its age has been estimated to be 30-40 thousand years (late Pleistocene). Associated finds belong to an Aurignacian culture of upper palaeolithic consisting of
