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Who is the lead bank of hisar?
Punjab National Bank
What are the causes for for unequal distribution of food production and consumption in India in terms of quality and quantity?
Food produced in India differs in different regions. As a result, Indians consume food available in their regions. eg. people living in west Bengal consume fish and rice, while people living in Punjab consume bajra and wheat. Thus, it depends on the cultivation of crops in different regions. If a Punjabi living in Punjab wanted to eat rice, it would cost him more than it would for a Punjabi living in west Bengal. Distribution in food also depends on the purchasing power of the people. Richer the people, more and better quality of food they can consume while poor people survive on a meagre diet. India is a mixed economy as well as a poor and developing country. Therefore, there are millions below the poverty line and starving to death.
Does barter system exist in any corner of world till now?
Yes many countries are using barter system till now.Those countries are given below............ 1- Argentina 2-Ausralia 3-Brazil 4-Canada 5-China 6-France 7-Germany 8-Hong Kong 9-India 10-Indoneshia 11-Italy 12-Japan 13-Malaysia 14-Mexico 15-New Zealand 16-Philpines 17-Quebec 18-Singapore 19-South Korea 20-Spain 21-Taiwan 22-Thailand 23-United Kingdom 24-United States 25-VIetnam 26-en Espanol Regard by HASAN RAZA Haile College of Commerce University of The Punjab
Do you know about the top location for Property Investment in Phagwara, Punjab?
If you are looking to buy a property for investment or for personal use in Phagwara, this is just the right time. Now that the severity of the corona pandemic is over and the vaccination is in full swing, there is a boom in real estate. But where to buy, what things to consider, and how to weigh each property to find the best deal? It is really a challenging task. Let us look at hot deals with the best features. First of all, even though you might just be an investor, always review a property as if you are buying it for yourself. Because if you need to sell it later, it should appeal to the buyer as the best place to live in Phagwara. First and foremost, you should know the trends, the features that people give preference before property investment in Phagwara Infrastructure- good planning Community living – places to mingle Safety – security Maintenance – well-groomed colony Modern technology & design- latest architecture & construction Lifestyle- the area should be high end Eco-friendly places- greenery, drainage, disposal Amenities- sports, clubs, banquets One of the best locations meeting all the above criteria in Phagwara is Gilco Greens Integrated Township. For more information please type in Google: gilcogreensphagwara.
Why are high yielding varieties needed?
The core of the green revolution was the development and propagation of HighYielding Varieties (HYV) of seeds, particularly rice and wheat, adaptable to localecologies. The new HYVs are designed to be high yielding in response to high levelsof inputs. These sturdy, short-stemmed plant types are capable of carrying the heavygrowth of grains.HYV technology comes in a package of HYV seeds - water - fertilisers. All theseare needed together, in correct proportions and at various stages of growth and yields can be increased by 50 to 200 percent. You may note that HYV seeds are landsaving and labour-using innovations. They are also neutral to scale of operations and therefore usable by all farmers regardless of farm size.Sensitivity to WaterPerformance of HYV seeds would depend upon adequate control of weeds andpests. However, water control is the most critical factor. Even in irrigated areas minor laterals are often insufficient and drainages are rarely built. Thus the exact water control required for HYVs can hardly be expected. As mentioned earlier, the HYVs were developed according to the prototypes in the temperate zone. The prototype had been developed within the favourable environmental conditions with irrigation systems that allowed precise water control. Both inadequacy and excessive water are harmful to the HYVs. Not only water should be available in desired quantity, its use has to be tailored to the needs of the plant at different stages of its growth.Sensitivity to Fertiliser and PesticidesThe HYV seeds have the technical capacity of turning soil nutrients into largeramounts of grains than leaf growth. Hence any increase over and above that ispossible with the existing natural nutrients of the soil can be brought about by application of chemical fertilisers. Higher the amount of such inorganic fertilisers, larger is the output of grains.Use of fertilisers gives rise to the growth of weeds on a large scale. These seedsbeing new to the soil and non-acclimatized to the region these are prone to local pests and diseases, which is not the case with indigenous traditional varieties. Hence there is a greater need for application of germicides and pesticides.Short-duration MaturityThese seeds mature into plants in a shorter period of time and these are nonphotosensitive, i..e., their period of maturity is independent of the length of exposure to the sunlight. Moreover, these plants are dwarf in size, i.e., the plants are of much shorter stature as compared to the indigenous variety. But HYVs are laden with abundant grains. For these reasons it becomes necessary that harvesting is done over a short period.Two consequences follow from the above.a) Because of short-duration and photo-insensitivity there is a possibility of multiplecropping in a year. In this respect, new technology is land-saving. Since eachcrop requires lesser time to mature, land is available for more than one crop.b) The quick maturing requires the protection of harvested crops. As a result,drying and storage are also important.The initial results of HYV in terms of production yields were dramatic in the idealconditions causing observers to call this development nothing short of revolutionthough green variety. Since such prerequisites for introduction of HYVs was presentin only North West region of the country (consisting of Punjab, Haryana and Western UP) and the South Eastern regions, (consisting of coastal Andhra, Tanjore district in Tamil Nadu) these were introduced first in those regions. Since the results in terms of improved yields and profits were good, the existing regional inequalities between these regions and other regions increased further. Adoption of this technology helped in realisation of the immediate objectives such as: i) boosting production, ii) doing away with imports, and iii) feeding millions of people.As we discussed in Unit 11 India has much variations in terms of climatic conditionacross regions. These regions differ in terms of climate, soils, irrigation systems,farming systems and historical developments. Keeping this in view the country isdivided into agro-climatic zones. Basically we have the following major types:1) Alluvial Plains (North Western) consisting of Punjab, Haryana and Western UP.2) South East Deltas (Krishna, Godavari and Kaveri deltas consisting of coastalAndhra, Tanjore in Tamil Nadu).3) Poor but potentially rich areas (Middle and lower Gangetic basin consisting ofEastern Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Bengal, Assam and Orissa).4) Peninsular India / semi aid areas: consisting of Maharashtra, parts of Gujarat,Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka)5) Arid Areas (Rajasthan and parts of Gujarat)In terms of economic development, these agro-climatic zones can be divided intothree groups: (a) advanced area, consisting of (1) and (2); (b) potentially rich but stillvery poor zones consisting of (3); and (c) Peninsular India consisting of (4) and (5)which face severe natural constraints.All the ingredients for introducing HYVs were present in alluvial plains and SouthEastern deltas, viz., rich irrigation sources (tube wells in North West and canalirrigation in South East); (ii) developed infrastructure (with roads and electrifiedvillages); (iii) resourceful and dynamic farming communities eager to welcome newinnovations with a view to get richer; and (iv) political stability and more responsivegovernment machinery. Government provided inputs such as seeds, fertilisers andpesticides. In addition, institutional credit to facilitate easier purchase of these inputswas also emphasised. This led to immediate spurt in growth, providing cushion to the government.
Why Punjab gets rain in winter?
Punjab receives rainfall from the western disturbance.
Punjab and haryana receive rainfall from?
Punjab receives rainfall from 3 sources- western disturbances, south west monsoon winds and retreating monsoon winds.
Which state receives the rainfall due to western disturbances?
punjab
Which place in India receives rainfall both in summer and winter?
Kaveri
Which part of india gets rainfall both in summer and winter?
Punjab,haryana and Tamil nadu.
What is the impotance of wheat cultivation in Punjab?
The importance of wheat cultivation in Punjab is, as it is a land of fertile soil its used to grow crops, people in Punjab preffer wheat to rice AND there are suitable conditions found at this place FOR GROWING WHEATetc etc..' for more info go to Google wikipedia.com :D
What is the importance of bhangra in Punjab?
the importance of bhangra in punjab is that the santokhs and jarnails all get together and start dancing to very nice music such as THIS PARTY GETTING HOT. HIGH HEELS, ANGREJI BEAT, LAK 28, AND OF COURSE THE ORIGINAL TUTUK TUTUK TUTIA. (JALOOSING AROUND)
Who was Punjab?
about what are you questning ??? Indian state Punjab or Pakistani state Punjab
What is the capital of Punjab?
The capital of Punjab in India is: ChandigarhThe capital of Punjab in Pakistan is: Lahore
Which one is good to do BBA Punjab university or Punjab technical university?
Punjab University
What was led to degradation of the soil in Punjab?
The Degradation of the soil is an important problem connected with land use and environment. It affects, apart from many other or indirect implications, the productivity and fertility of soils which is factor of great agricultural importance, and its more so for an agricultural dependent state like Punjab.
Why Punjab receive winter rainfalll?
Tamil Nadu is situated on the eastern side of the peninsular India. During winter the north east monsoon winds blow from the land towards the ocean. While it blows over the BAY OF BENGAL it carries along moisture with it and when it hit the eastern ghats it gives rainfall to Tamil Nadu.
