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Nuclear power is one of the fastest growing power-generation industries in India. As of 2008, India has 17 nuclear power plants in operation generating 4,120 MW while 6 other are under construction and are expected to generate an additional 3,160 MW.[1] The Nuclear Power Corporation of India plans to generate 20,000 MW of power by 2020.[2] Currently, India stands 9th in the world in terms of number of nuclear power reactors.
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How many days does it take if you travel Thailand?
The duration of your trip to Thailand depends on your itinerary and travel style. A typical vacation can range from a week to a month to fully experience the country's diverse attractions. Many travelers opt for a two-week trip to visit popular destinations like Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and the southern islands.
Is plastic dangerous?
Plastic is dangerous because the paint on it has somewhat of a kind of chemical which makes people, animals, plants die.
What is forced Unionization?
You may be referring to "union shop" agreements. These are agreements between employers and employees that essentially require every employee to join and contribute a portion of his/her earnings to a labor union.Under such agreements, new hires are informed that union membership is required as a condition of continued employment. New hires are typically offered a "probation" period, usually thirty days. If, after the probationary period, the new hire is acceptable to both employer and union, the new hire is immediately inducted into the union and his/her employment continues. If, at the end of the probationary period, the new hire is not acceptable to either employer or union, the new hire can be fired, that is terminated without recourse. At no time in this process does the employee involved have the opportunity to decide whether to join a union.Union shops, prevalent in manufacturing plants during the 1950s and 1960s, have fallen into disfavor, and represent only a small part of the workforce in the US today.
What are the dangers of giving false information?
Broadly speaking, modern laws across the world vary depending on the style of government. In most most modern representative democracies: It depends on where, in what circumstances, to whom and (if applicable), the subject of your falsities: Lying in court, parliament or other government establishment under oath, is to commit perjury. A crime that can lead to a custodial sentence. Lying to police, if it hampers their investigation of a crime, can lead to a charge of obstruction. Though such a charge is rare as the case would be a complex in relation to the gravity of the offence, certainly not as high as perjury. Lying in order to obtain wealth can lead to a charge of fraud. Lying so as to defame another: is not a crime, but may lead to a civil case of defamation; oft divided into libel (written) or slander (spoken). In such cases, loss must be proved by the defamed and claimed from the defamer. In general terms, provided that you are not lying under oath, in order to obstruct police and emergency workers, to defraud or defame, there are few legal ramifications for lying. Socially speaking, it is far easier to tell people that you don't wish to answer that question rather than generate a falsity in order to avoid giving an answer. You under absolutely no legal obligation for telling people to mind their own business, unless you find yourself under a judicial inquiry. You are legally protected from having to answer questions from police officers, if there is need to lie then silence is definitely the best option. If there are criminal court proceedings against you, typically you are no obligation to prove your innocence, therefore only a plea is necessary; therefore you are not required to give truthful testimony unless you opt to testify in your own defense. So the legal ramifications for lying are there in some circumstances; under the ideologies of liberal principles and policies, you are protected from being forced to give information. But it should also be noted from an ethical standpoint, that giving false information can contribute to creating an erroneous perception of another: there have been cases where politicians have spread false information about an opposing candidate, leading to his or her defeat. This may not be illegal, but ethicists would say it is not ethical to lie or mislead in order to gain power; and yet, in politics, such things can often occur, and usually with no consequences to the person who spread the false information. But the danger is that there can be a backlash: the public can easily turn on a candidate whom they believe to be dishonest or untrustworthy, and that candidate can lose the power that was gained in a dishonorable way.
Define four elements of state briefly in political science?
A PERMANENT POPULATIONA state is an organization of human beings living together as a community. The population of a state comprises all individuals who, in principle, inhabit the territory in a permanent way. It may consist of nationals and foreigners. As has repeatedly been pointed out by doctrine, the requirement of a population is not necessarily an equivalent of the requirement of nationality. The population of a state need not be completely homogeneous in culture, language, race or otherwise. Indeed, it is even rare, except for Micro-States, to find a State with a homogeneous people. International law does not require a minimum number of inhabitants constituting a State. The smallest number of nationals in a Micro-State can be found in Nauru and in Monaco. This figure can be even lower if we take into account that theoretically Pitcairn with 52 inhabitants has the right to opt for statehood by virtue of its right to self-determination. No reservations have been made by the international community with respect to statehood because of the limited number of nationals of Micro-States, even if the nationals were outnumbered by foreign residents.A DEFINED TERRITORYThe functions of a State, a political and legal community of human beings, must first of all be exercised in a given territory.Territory is a geographical area that is owned and controlled by a government or country to exercise such state sovereignty.Therefore, most of legal professors give and conclude the definition of the territory that territory clearly comprises and refers to land territory which belongs to state and individuals, internal waters and territorial sea (straits) which state claims for sovereignty, and the airspace above this territory.It is required that the State must consist of a certain coherent territory effectively governed and the territory of a State need not be exactly fixed by definite frontiers."A defined geographical area" the existence of Micro-State with minimum land territory such as Monaco (1.95 square kilometer), and the Vatican City (0.44 square kilometer) leads to the conclusion that no minimum size is required for the territory, as this element was never a reason for denying statehood.GOVERNMENTThe government is the executive branch of the state and has the role to administer the state uniformly in the following aspects: political, economic, social, cultural, use of natural resources, environmental protection, national defense and security, and foreign affairs.Form of state is defined depending on the constitution drafted, generally structure of state can be divided into: unitary state and federal state, this probably affects the government in exercising limit on its power.SOVEREIGNTYSovereignty is the quality of having supreme, independent authority over a territory. It can be found in a power to rule and make law that rests on a political fact for which no purely legal explanation can be provided. The definition of "the Sovereignty" is quite similar to "the Independence" and they mostly used along together.
what strategies can be implemented to conserve or save energy?
You are to opt for alternative energies like solar, wind,nuclear energy that depending on fossil fuels. Preserving underground water, harvesting rain water are of paramount importance to conserve or save energy.
What should you opt after taking pcmb?
ninammun
What best career should you opt with math science stream?
we should study very nicely
Should hong kong adopt this organ donation opt out system?
no
Why everyone opt for commerce stream?
everyone should opt for it because it has got the great scope after your 12th such professional feilds like ca, cs , cwa
Should a healthy individual opt for no medical exam health insurance?
A healthy individual should opt for the coverage that best suits his insurance needs. The "no medical exam" is an option that most affects the provider, not the insured.
What is difference between opt in and opt out?
Opt is short for option. To opt in is to accept or join; to opt out is to decline or reject. Opt-in means that you are only on a list or in a group if you specifically ask to be. Opt-out means that you are on the list or in the group unless you specifically ask not to be.
Does leaving the country after applying for an F1 OPT visa in the USharm my chances of getting the OPT when I fly back in?
It should say "...if I fly back in" because they may not let you back into the US.
What subjects should you opt for in a levels if you want to go for either biotechnology or psychology in Pakistan?
Mathematic
What is the meaning of opt-in and opt-out?
Decide to or not to do something
What does opt qty mean?
opt qty
How do I send picture in NDTV?
Use the below link (Gien in NDTV's Twitter account) http://www.ndtv.com/page/uploadfile/opt/india-against-corruption
