Notes on the Khilafat and Non-Co-operation Movements. The Khilafat movement was organized by Mohamed Ali and Shaukat AH in protest against the injustice done to Turkey after the war. In 1920, the Congress adopted the Non-Cooperation Movement under the leadership of Gandhiji.
Brief notes on the Programme Advisory Committee (PAC). The Guidelines of the Government of India states that every DIET will have a Programme Advisory Committee which will advise and guide the institute in the planning and conduct of its entire range of programme and activities.
Key notes on the meaning and nature of political power. In recent years, the foremost theoretical and practical concern in international politics has been the analysis of the problem of power.
Brief Notes on the Western Concept of NIEO. For the Western World, NIEO signifies a search for a new world economic order which should bring change, but at the same time ensure continuity in the existing order.
Key notes on the Crisis at Harare Summit. Critics point out that meetings of the non-aligned are nothing more than an opportunity for Officials and Ministers and their entourage to travel arid purchase duty free good in the various State capital.
Brief notes on the Crises in Non-aligned Movement. There has never been complete solidarity within the non-aligned movement. Even at the Bandung Conference 1955) that was a preliminary meet leading to non- aligned summit..
Short Notes on Bulb and Norm. Bulb is the underground stem which is conical in shape and gives rise to adventitious roots towards lower side. It produces fleshy scale leaves surrounding an apical bud.
Brief notes on the morphology of angiosperms. Angiosperms (Gr. Angeion: case; spermos: seeds) are a group of plants characterised by production of flowers and formation of seed(s) within a fruit.
Brief notes on Anatomy of leaf. Leaf is the principal appendage or lateral organ of the plant. Leaf, both morphologically and anatomically, is the most variable plant organ.
Here is your notes on plant tissue. A higher plant begins its existence as a simple unicellular zygote. This zygote develops into a mature plant through a sequence of processes like repeated cell division..