Happy Diwali

Happy Diwali
Happy Diwali


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DEKH BHAI.

DEKH BHAI.
DEKH BHAI.


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DEKH BHAI.

DEKH BHAI.
DEKH BHAI.


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DEKH BHAI.

DEKH BHAI.
DEKH BHAI.


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DEKH BHAI.

DEKH BHAI.
DEKH BHAI.


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What is resistance.

Question= What is resistance.
Answer= The resistance of a conductor is said to be 1 ohm if a current of 1 ampere flows through it when the potential difference across it is 1 volt.
What is resistance.
What is resistance.

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What is barometer.

Question= What is barometer.
Answer= Barometer is an instrument which is used to measure the atmospheric pressure.
There are three types of barometer are commonly used.
{1} Simple barometer.
{2} Fortin's barometer.
{3} Aneroid barometer.
What is barometer.
What is barometer.

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What is Speed.

Question= What is Speed.
Answer= The speed of a body is the rate of change of distance with time. Numerically it is the distance travelled by the body in 1 s.
What is Speed.
What is Speed.

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What is Primary cells ?

Question= What is Primary cells ? 

Answer= These are the cells which provide current as a result of irreversible chemical reaction. These cells are discarded after use when the entire chemical energy in them has converted into electrical energy. Thus these cells are 'use and throw ' type of cells and cannot be recharged. Depending upon the material of electrodes, we have different of primary cells e.g. simple voltaic cell, Leclanche cell, Daniel cell, dry cell, etc.
What is Primary cells ?
What is Primary cells ?


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What is Temperature.

Question= What is Temperature.
Answer= Temperature is a quantity which tells the thermal state of a body ( i.e., the degree of hotness or coldness of the body.) It determines the direction of flow of heat when two bodies at different temperature are placed in contact.
What is Temperature.
What is Temperature. +Harsh Puri Goswami 

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What is Logical Errors.

Question= What is Logical Errors.
Answer= A logical errors (sometimes called a semantic error) is a bug in a program that causes it to operate incorrectly, but not to terminate abnormally (or cash ). A logic error produce unintended or undesired out put or other behavior, although it may not immediately be recognized as such
What is Logical Errors.
What is Logical Errors. +Harsh Puri Goswami 

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What is Heat.

Question= What is Heat.
Answer= Heat is a form of energy which flows. It is the energy of random motion of molecules constituing the body.
What is Heat.
What is Heat. +Harsh Puri Goswami 

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What is Modern Periodic Table.

Question= What is Modern Periodic Table.
Answer= Dobereiner's  Triads, Newland's Law of Octaves, Mendeleev's contributions; Modern Periodic Law, The Modern Periodic Table (groups and periods.
What is Modern Periodic Table.
What is Modern Periodic Table. +Harsh Puri Goswami 

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What is nucleus.

Question= What is nucleus.
Answer= The protons and neutrons are found- in the centre or nucleus of the atom.
What is nucleus.
What is nucleus. +Harsh Puri Goswami 

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What is an element.

Question= What is an element.
Answer= Answer= An element is a pure substance made up of one kind of atoms- having the same atomic number and which cannot be broken down- into two or more substances by any physical or chemical means.
What is an element.
What is an element. +Harsh Puri Goswami 

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What is an atom.

Question= What is an atom.
Answer= An atom is the smallest particle of an element which can take part- in a chemical reaction and is consider the basic unit of matter, e.g .O,CL are atoms.
What is an atom.
What is an atom. +Harsh Puri Goswami 

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Modern atomic theory.

Question= Modern atomic theory.
Answer= {1} Atoms are- divisible and destructible.
{2} Atoms are divisible- consisting of subatomic particles like- electrons, protons and neutrons.
{3} Atoms of the same element- may not be alike in all respects as seen in case of isotopes which are atoms of the- same element having the same atomic number but different mass number.
Modern atomic theory.
Modern atomic theory. +Harsh Puri Goswami 

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Dalton's atomic theory.

Questions= Dalton's atomic theory
Answer= {1} Atoms are- indivisible and indestructible.
{2} An atom is the smallest indivisible particle of an element.
{3} Atoms of the same element are- alike in all respect and- differ from atoms of other elements.
Dalton's atomic theory.
Dalton's atomic theory. +Harsh Puri Goswami 



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The Constitution (74 Amendment) Act, 199

Question= The Constitution (74 Amendment) Act, 1992
Answer= In many States local bodies had become weak and ineffective on account of a variety of reasons including the failure to hold local regular election. As a result Urban Local Bodies were not able to perform effectively as vibrant democratic units of self- government.
The Constitution (74 Amendment) Act, 1992.
The Constitution (74 Amendment) Act, 1992. +Harsh Puri Goswami 



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What do you understand by the object-oriented model of programming.

Question= What do you understand by the object-oriented model of programming.
Answer= Object oriented model of programming means a methods of implementation in which programs are organsied as coaperative collection of object each of which represent an instance of a class whose classes are all members of a hierarchy of classes untied via inheritance relationship. It follow bottom up apporach (function are divide and combined to make one main programm. 
What do you understand by the object-oriented model of programming.
What do you understand by the object-oriented model of programming. +Harsh Puri Goswami 

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What is a state of object.

Question= What is a state of object.
Answer= The state of object can be defined as per an example. A dog state will his (name, colour, breed etc.) 
What is a state of object.
What is a state of object. +Harsh Puri Goswami 

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How are abstraction and encapsulation related.

Question= How are abstraction and encapsulation related.
Answer= Encapsulation is related by abstract in as encapsulation is wrapping up of data preventing it from being acessed by out where as abstraction id the hiding of lower level details. 
How are abstraction and encapsulation related.
How are abstraction and encapsulation related. +Harsh Puri Goswami 

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Why is data considered safe when encapsulated.

Question= Why is data considered safe when encapsulated.
Answer= The data is considered safe when encapsulation as it perform the function of wrapping the data to prevent roaming of it. It also keep data safe from being asscesed from outside. 
Why is data considered safe when encapsulated.
Why is data considered safe when encapsulated. +Harsh Puri Goswami 

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What are parameters used for.

Question= What are parameters used for.
Answer= The messages which function use to communicate are in the form of parameters. 
What are parameters used for.
What are parameters used for. +Harsh Puri Goswami 

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What do you understand by message to an objects.

Question= What do you understand by message to an objects.
Answer= When function of different object use to communicate with each other they use a communication medium termed as message.
What do you understand by message to an objects.
What do you understand by message to an objects. +Harsh Puri Goswami 

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What is the behavior of an object. Explain with an example.

Question= What is the behavior of an object. Explain with an example.
Answer= The behavior can be explained by an example like. A dog will have its specific behavior like barking fething and wagging tail.

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What is an object.

Question= What is an object.
Answer= An object is a software bundle of variable and related methods objects has its own charaterstics and behavior.

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Explain now the real-world object get simplified using abstraction.

Question= Explain now the real-world object get simplified using abstraction.
Answer= Abstraction helps us make us drive a car listen to music on the stereo, without be overhelmed by the complexity of pats that from the car or the stereo.

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Explain what do you understand by abstraction.

Question= Explain what do you understand by abstraction.
Answer= Abstraction is the representation of essential features of a system without getting involved with the complexity of the entire system. It can also be hiding of cover level detail.


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Why leap year comes after four years.

Question= Why leap year comes after four years.                                                                             Answer= February 29 is a date that usually occurs every four years, and is called leap day. This day is added to the calendar in leap years as a corrective measure, because the Earth does not orbit around the sun in precisely 365 days.
Why leap year comes after four years.
Why leap year comes after four years.



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Science experiment video. 5.


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What is Weathering.

Question= What is Weathering.
Answer= Weathering is the process of breaking down of rocks but not its removal. It is described as disintegration or decomposition of rock is size by natural agents.
What is Weathering.
What is Weathering.

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What is noise pollution. What harm does noise pollution do to human beings.

Question= What is noise pollution. What harm does noise pollution do to human beings.
Answer= Noise is a health hazard. Exposure to prolonged noise has may physical, physiological and psychological effects on human beings.
What is noise pollution. What harm does noise pollution do to human beings.
What is noise pollution. What harm does noise pollution do to human beings.

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State in your own words what radioactive pollution is.

Question= State in your own words what radioactive pollution is.
Answer= Radioactive pollution is defined as the increase in natural background radiation, emerging from the activities of man using naturally occuring or artificially produced radioactive materials.
State in your own words what radioactive pollution is.
State in your own words what radioactive pollution is.

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Why should we avoid soil pollution.

Question= Why should we avoid soil pollution.
Answer= Soil pollution differs from water and air pollutions in the same sense that the pollutants remains in the soil for relatively longer periods.
Why should we avoid soil pollution.
Why should we avoid soil pollution.

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What is soil pollution.

Question=What is soil pollution.
Answer= Soil pollution is defined as the change in physical, chemical and biological conditions of soil through man's intervention resulting in degradation in quantity and productivity of the soil.

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Name one compulsory and one optional function of the Municipal Corporation.

Question= Name one compulsory and one optional function of the Municipal Corporation.
Answer= Compulsory=
{1} Maintenance of records of births and deaths and maintenance and upkeep of cremation and burial ground.
= Optional=
{1} Undertaking Welfare Schemes, organising fares, function, melas.
Name one compulsory and one optional function of the Municipal Corporation.
Name one compulsory and one optional function of the Municipal Corporation.

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State one important function of a Municipal Committee.

Question= State one important function of a Municipal Committee. 
Answer= The one important function of a Municipal Committee is=
{1} Maintenance of records of births and deaths and maintenance and up keep of certain and burial ground. 

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Who is the cheif executive officer of a Municipal Committee.

Question= Who is the cheif executive officer of a Municipal Committee.
Answer= The cheif executive officer is an appointee of the state government and usally belongs to the state civil services.

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Who is the Municipal Commissioner. State one of his. How is he appointed.

Question= Who is the Municipal Commissioner. State one of his. How is he appointed.
Answer= The Municipal Commissioner is appointed by the Governor. He is the cheif executive of the corporation.

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How is Municipal corporation set up.

Question= How is Municipal corporation set up.
Answer= Municipal corporation is a local- self government unit in big cities. The Municipal corporation carries out its functions through well organised divisions or department. For example, Water supply and sewage disposal undertaking, housing board or Authority, Education Department.   
How is Municipal corporation set up.
How is Municipal corporation set up.

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Define the term urban area.

Question=  Define the term urban area.
Answer= An urban area is regarded as one which is a town or a city.    

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Who is the head of the Panchayat Samiti. How is he appointed.

Question= Who is the head of the Panchayat Samiti. How is he appointed.
Answer= Chairperson- elected from amongst its own member.

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What is known as the Panchayat Samiti.

Question= What is known as the Panchayat Samiti.
Answer= The intermedicate body at the block level is known by different names in different states, like Panchayat Samiti.

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Under the system of local- self government which local body discharges judicial functions in a rural area.

Question= Under the system of local- self government which local body discharges judicial functions in a rural area.
Answer= {1} Nayaya Panchayat.
{2} Panchayati adalat. 

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Who is the head of the village Panchayat.

Question= Who is the head of the village Panchayat.
Answer= Sarpanch is the head of the village Panchayat.

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Name one difference between local government and local- self government unit.

Question= Name one difference between local government and local- self government unit.
Answer= {1} Local government = In local government the administrative of a locality is looked after by the officials appointed by the state.
{2} Local- self government = Local self government consists of elected representatives. They receive government grants for their activities like sanitation, providing elementary education and settling disputes. 

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Name the three tier institution of the Panchayati Raj.

Question= Name the three tier institution of the Panchayati Raj.
Answer= The three tier institution of the Panchayati Raj are=
{1} Gram Panchayats at village level.
{2} Panchayat Samiti at block level or middle level.
{3} Zila Parishad at District level.

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What is Gram Sabha.

Question= What is Gram Sabha.
Answer= Gram Sabha is the general body of each village. The gram sabha elect village panchayat.

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Give two advantages of having local-self government.

Question= Give two advantages of having local-self government.
Answer= The two advantages of having local-self government are=
{1} The local institution provide a training ground for local leadership and to gain necessary experience for undertaking bigger challenges at the state or the national level.
{2} Local people know their problems well and are best judges of their own needs and requirments.   

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Happy Holi photo 3.

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Happy Holi photo 2.

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Give the difference between natural and man-made pollutants.

Question= Give the difference between natural and man-made pollutants.
Answer= {1} Natural= The pollutants which occur naturally is known as natural pollutants. Example= dust, volcanic erruption etc.
Natural pollutants.
Natural pollutants.
{2} Man-made= Those which created by man known as man-made.
Man-made pollutants.
Man-made pollutants.

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What is air pollution. Give a source of air pollution.

Question= What is air pollution. Give a source of air pollution.
Answer= Air pollution is the excessive concentration of foreign matter in the air which adversely affects the well-being of human beings, animals, plants and their enviornmental.


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Give the definition of a pollutant.

Question= Give the definition of a pollutant.
Answer= Pollutant are the products which are released into the biosphere in great quantities and which affects the normal functioning of ecosystem and have an adverse effect on plants, animals and man.

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What is environmental pollution.

Question= What is environmental pollution.
Answer= Environmental pollution refers to any unfavourable alteration of our surrounding, wholly or largely as byproduct of man's action.

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Happy Holi photo 1.

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