Which are resources deficiting in assam?
Assam faces several resource deficits, notably in infrastructure, healthcare, and education. The state struggles with inadequate road and transportation networks, which hinder economic development. Additionally, healthcare facilities are often under-resourced, leading to challenges in access and quality of care. Educational institutions also face deficits in funding and infrastructure, impacting the quality of education available to students.
Names of chief ministers of the states of India?
As of October 2023, the chief ministers of Indian states include notable leaders such as Arvind Kejriwal of Delhi, Yogi Adityanath of Uttar Pradesh, Mamata Banerjee of West Bengal, and Uddhav Thackeray of Maharashtra. Each chief minister heads the state government and is responsible for the administration of their respective states. The political landscape can change frequently, so it’s advisable to check the latest updates for any changes in leadership.
Where is the oil field in assam?
There are 5 oil fields in assam; Naharkatia(Dibrugarh), Luckwa(Sibsagar), Rudrasagar(Sibsagar), Duliajan(dibrugarh) & Moran(Dibrugarh)
Your SSC roll number should be mailed or emailed to you from the institution giving the exam.
Where to enter professional tax in ITR-1?
the professional tax is not to be intered in ITR-1 only net income from salary (After deductiong Professional Tax) to be entered in Item No.1 as it will be enclosed by the Form No.16 isssued by the employer mentioning the Professional Tax Amount and will be a sufficient disclosure
Who are the booking authority of accommodation at Dungmol in Bhitarkanika National Park?
Forest Rest House, Dangmal , bookings by == R.A.-D.F.O. Rajnagar Ph.956729-272460
== jaydeep datta
Is b.ed offered by assam proffessonal academy under cmj university?
no, they r doing it independently without approval of CMJ UNIVERSITY
AND FEE FOR B.ED IS 41000 ONLY
Is any chance to decrease in gold price?
No.
Gold Price reached a series of new record highs during the second quarter and the average price for the period was up 26% year-on-year and up 9% when compared to the previous quarter (Q1 2011). Similar to Q1, the price did not rise in a straight line and saw some notable intra-quarter price action. After reaching a high of USD $1541/oz in early may, gold corrected back to below USD $1500/oz. However, gold was relatively protected from the sharp sell-off that affected many other commodities and the dip provided jewellery consumers and investors with an opportune entry point.
Demand Projection for the Second Half of 2011:
Gold demand in the second half of 2011 will remain strong owing to a number of key factors:
1. Despite a higher gold price, Indian and Chinese demand grew 38% and 25% respectively during Q2 2011 compared to the same period of 2010. This growth is likely to continue, due to increasing levels of economic prosperity, high levels of inflation and forthcoming key gold purchasing festivals.
2. The impact of the European sovereign debt crisis, the downgrading of US debt, inflationary pressures and the still-fragile outlook for economic growth in the West are all likely to drive high levels of investment demand for the foreseeable future.
3. Central banks are likely to remain net purchasers of gold. Purchases of 69.4t during Q2 2011 demonstrated that central banks are continuing to turn to gold to diversify their reserves.
A national park is land set aside because of its natural outstanding beauty.