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In the early 1600s, the British East India Company won trading rights on the fringe of the Mughal empire. As Mughal power declined, the company's influence grew. By the mid-1800s, it controlled three fifths of India. As Mughal power crumbled, India fragmented. Indians with different traditions and dozens of different languages were not able to unite against the newcomers. Where British diplomacy or intrigue did not work, their superior weapons overpowered local rulers. Angry sepoys rose up against their British officers. The Sepoy Rebellion swept across northern and central India. Several sepoy regiments marched off to Delhi, the old Mughal capital. There, they hailed the last Mughal ruler as their leader. The sepoys brutally massacred British men, women, and children in some places. But the British soon rallied and crushed the revolt. They then took terrible revenge for their earlier losses, torching villages and slaughtering thousands of unarmed Indians. The Sepoy Rebellion left a bitter legacy of fear, hatred, and mistrust on both sides. It also brought major changes in British policy. In 1858, Parliament ended the rule of the East India Company and put India directly under the British crown.
Fringe benefit means non-monetary rewards given to employees. Things such as vacation time, use of a company car, travel on the company jet, etc.
Registered nurses are often hired with fringe benefits like sign-on bonuses and health and dental insurance. Some nurses also get a retirement plan that is supplemented by the company where they are working.
Out on the Fringe was created in 1979.
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can someone spell out what fringe benefit tax is and how an accountant of a compnay should compute the same
Fringe Product ended in 2000.
Fringe Product was created in 1900.
The Folk of the Fringe was created in 1989.
A Fringe of Leaves was created in 1976.
The Fringe of the Unknown was created in 1983.