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Prevention of food adulteration act was passed in 1954. Amended in 1964, 1976, 1986. The Act provides the protection from adulteration / contamination of food that may lead to the health risk of consumers. The Act deals with the frauds also that can be perpetrated by the dealers by supplying cheaper or adulterated foods. The Act regulates the use of chemicals, pesticides, flavours and other additives in food preparation. Through this Act there is a control over dumping of sub-standards foods.
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Priyanka wants to invest Rs. 30,000 for 3 years, which of the following options would fetch her the highest amount as interest?
I) Company A unde...
₹4,300 becomes ₹4,644 in 2 years at simple interest. Find the principle amount that will become ₹10,104 in 5 years at the same rate of interest.
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The SI unit of acceleration is_________.
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A sum of Rs.20,000 is invested partly with Bank B under scheme III and remaining with Bank D under scheme IV for 1 year. If the total interest earned is...