Question
Which is the supreme institution of law in
India?Solution
The Parliament of India is the supreme law-making institution in India. Parliament is composed of the President of Indian and the two houses which are Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha. The proposal of legislatives is brought before house of Parliament in the form of the bill.
Rain water harvesting practice includes Bunding, terracing or agronomically is categorized under which of the following type
A practice of removing a portion of a plant to enhance its shape, influence its development, flowering and fruitfulness and improve the quality of the f...
Growing of two or more crops simultaneously on the same piece of land, without any definite row arrangement is known as
Among the following, which is cross pollinated?Â
What causes the blackening of rose petals?
Which of the following type of plough is generally used for the breaking the hard pans?Â
In which year the National Food Security Act was passed?
Which ministry approved the formulation of standards for any food article through a proper channel?
What does a more elastic curve signify in terms of price and quantity consumed?
The available water retained in soil is between_?