India is a diverse country with a range of cultures, religions and languages. It is the second most populated country in the world, consisting of approximately one-sixth of the world’s population, and is projected to be the world’s most populated country by 2025. There are more than 2000 ethnic groups, with about 22 languages that are officially recognized. According to the 2011 census the overall literacy rate is 74.04 %, the male literacy being 82.14% and that of females is 65.46%. In addition
resources to accommodate the construction related to the new growth. While the “iron horse” connected the east and west coast and new wealth and businesses were being created, many cities endured the growing pains of rapid growth in population and industrialization and these “pains” were reflected in the wilderness and its ecosystems, as well. It did not go unnoticed. Some people began to have concerns about the changes they saw and one in particular brought the issue to the public at large. His name
Everything in nature is either a cause aimed at you, or the consequence made by you”, renaissance scholar Marsilio Ficino once said. Originally called physis in ancient Greece, Nature is the phenomena of the physical world occurring around us. With a front-row seat to viewing numerous transformations to the world and human society, mankind has openly expressed curiosity in understanding the significance of nature’s influence on the course of history. Jared Diamond, the author of Guns, Germs and Steel
Submitted by: Manzoor FT152099 9/29/2014 Overview of Spicejet route map of India Overview of Transport and logistics of India The transport and logistics sector of is generally important for the development of a country in various forms. Since the 1990's, the transportation infrastructure of India has undergone a drastic change. The demand for transport grew at an annual rate of 10%, in the last decade the demand in the transport and logistics industry grew side by side with
Q1. What were the government policies and business environment in the Jawaharlal Nehru era post independence? Post Independence, India had to exacerbate the structural economic policies at the cost associated with the partition of British India. Jawaharlal Nehru was a firm believer that India needed a socialist model considering the condition of Indian economy, leading to technological revolution in India by maximizing the steep production. He proposed no taxation for the farmers, considered for
power by engaging a policy that including the seizing of land from peasants and collective farms (Biography.com). This “reduced the peasants back to serfs” and forced millions into forced labor (Biography.com). Stalin then accelerated the industrialization of the Soviet Union, achieving great successes at the expense of human life and environmental concerns (Biography.com). These policies are responsible for an estimate of 10 million casualties (Hingley). Joseph Stalin’s five-year plan, a plan
his workings in “God’s First Temples: How Shall We Preserve Our Forests?” where Muir chastises the beginnings of the industrializing American society and calls for direct action in preserving the world's forests from impending and inevitable industrialization. Contrastingly, Emerson highlights the integral relationship between the creations of nature as an extension of God in order to allow for man’s further acquisition of knowledge as seen in his work “Nature”. At first glance, Muir’s works seemingly
The year is 2012. Korean pop star PSY’s song “Gangnam Style” has topped the music charts of more than 30 countries across the seven continents. World leaders like Barack Obama have attempted the horseriding dance of the ubiquitous hit. It has become the most-watched music video of its time, hitting over one billion views on Youtube within a few months. Yet, the song is almost sung entirely in the Korean language. South Korea is a small country, with around 50 million people inhabiting the region
These can speed up the growth of Aedes mosquito. The contributing factors that can leads to changes in the climate is the rapid industrialization and also economic growth. Industries release the waste products and smoke to the environment and this leads to the pollution to the air, water and also sound. The El Nino weather phenomenon also leads to rapid increase in the Aedes mosquito population
Would you betray a common bird in 1886 for ten dollars? I would and am sure am not alone. You might think it’s a no brainer, but there are people who will not like, Sarah Orne Jewett and a character in “A white Heron” who will not. Sarah Orne Jewett was a well renowned author, she was known in the literary world through her stories of the New England country life and her love for nature, and her experience in the New England country inspired much of her beautiful writings. Arguably, one of her most