Question
Which was the first Indian product to get the
geographical indication tag?Solution
Darjeeling tea was the first Indian product that was awarded the GI tag in 2004. Geographical indications are intellectual property rights which gives a sign to particular product from definite geographical origin and assure about its exclusive quality. It distinguishes the original product from other products in the market which helps in fetching premium price especially from the developed countries. The GI tags are of great significance as they boost exports and promote economic prosperity of the producer thereby leading to sustainable development. It is a mark of authenticity and ensures that registered authorized users or at least those residing inside the geographic territory are allowed to use the popular product names.
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Some bottles are not cans.
All boxes are drawers.
No can is a box.
Conclusions:
I. Some boxes are no...
Statements: All egg are hen.
Some hen are goat.
Conclusions I. Some hen are egg.
II. Some goat are egg.
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Only a few hut is home
Only few home is room
Only room is apartment
Conclusions:
I. Some home being apart...
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Statements: No swan is a penguin.
                         Some penguins are kingfisher.
Conclusions: I. Some s...
Statements:
Some creams are butters.
Some butters are cakes.
No cake is a bread.
Conclusion:
I. Somecakes may not...
Statements:
All eggs are trays.
No tray is a white.
Some whites are ducks.
Conclusions:
I. Some ducks are not egg...
In the question below some statements are given followed by four conclusions I, II, III and IV. You have to take the given statements to be true even i...
Statements:
Only a few Objectives are Solutions.
Only Subjective are Information.
A few Subjective are Solutions.
Conclusion...
Statements:Â
Some dogs are cat
No cat is a lion
All lions are tiger
Conclusion:
I. All dog can never be lion
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