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What is the last point of south India?
indira point
What is ball point pen commonly called in India?
Ball point pen is called ball pen in India
Which is the center point of India?
The geographical center point of India is located in the state of Madhya Pradesh, near the town of Nagpur. This point is known as the "Zero Mile Stone" and is considered the central reference point for measuring distances within the country. It is marked by a pillar that signifies the exact midpoint of India's mainland territory.
What is the southernmost point of the India's mainland?
Southernmost mainland of India is Kanyakumari.
What is the mid point of India?
Kanyakumari is the southern most tip of India
Who started the twenty point program?
it was started in july 1975 under indian prime minister indira gandhi.
What is twenty one point nine subtract twenty one point four?
it is .5
How do you say 26.70 in words?
twentysixpointsevenzero
How do you spell 24.24?
twenty four point twenty four
How do you write 14.25 in word form?
Fourteen point two five. One four point two five Fourteen point twenty-five One four point twenty-five Fourteen and twenty-five hundredths. Fourteen and a quarter.
How do you spell 26.26?
I would write it as: twenty-six, point, twenty-six
What is the point of the ten point program?
The point of The Ten Point Program is equality and freedom for Black persons / persons of color.
How do you write out 23.5?
Twenty three and a half or twenty three point five = 23.5
What is twenty eight and one thousands in decimal point?
Twenty eight and one thousandth is written as 28.001 in decimal point notation.
How do you write the number 29.607?
Twenty-nine point six zero seven, or Twenty-nine point six tenths and seven hundredths.
In mathematics why do we say 20.72 as twenty point seven two why not as twenty point seventy two?
Because seventy two is 72.0 whereas point seven two is 0.72
In India what was Pygmalion point renamed as?
Pygmalion Point in India was renamed as Lal Bahadur Shastri Point in honor of the former Prime Minister of India.
