India

No, it is bay, an offshoot of the Indian ocean on the eastern side of the country of India.

India's exports far exceeded her imports both in the number of items as well as in volume. The chief articles of import were horses, from Kabul and Arabia, dry fruits and precious stones. India also imported glassware from Europe, high grade textiles like satin from West Asia, while China supplied raw silk and porcelain. Foreign luxury goods were highly popular among the royalty and the nobility. These included wines, dry fruits, precious stones, corals, scented oils, perfumes and velvets.

During the Sultanate period articles of everyday use as well as luxury articles were exported to Syria, Arabia and Persia from Bengal and Cambay. These included silks, gold-embroidered cloth caps, exquisitely designed clay pots and pans, guns, knives and scissors. The other prime articles of export were sugar, indigo, oils, ivory sandalwood, spices, diamonds and other precious gems and coconuts.

Arab traders shipped Indian goods to European countries through the Red Sea and the Mediterranean ports. Indian products were also sent to East Africa, Malaya, China and the Far East. In China, Indian textiles were valued more than silk. Trade was also conducted through overland routes with Afghanistan, Central Asia and Persia. The route lay through Kashmir, Quetta and the Khyber Pass. Iraq and Bukhara were the other countries with which India conducted trade via the land route.

Foreign trade was in the hands of both local and foreign merchants. Many European travellers had settled in the coastal regions. Limbodar in Gujarat was a major exporting centre. Horses imported from Arabia were sent from the port of Bhatkal in Goa to the southern kingdoms. Imports like bronze, iron, wax, gold and wool were brought in through Goa, Calicut, Cochin and Quilon. The traders of Malabar, Gujarat and foreign settlers controlled business in the port cities of Calicut, Khambat, and Mangalore. Chinese ships docked at Quilon and Calicut while in Khambat the volume of trade was such that 3000 ships visited this port annually. This fact gives an idea of the magnitude of India's foreign trade during the medieval period.

Trade with China and Southeast Asia was mainly carried on through the port of Sonargaon now known as Dacca. Vijaynagar, which was the richest and most extensive state in the 15th and 16th centuries, enjoyed the most voluminous maritime trade with diverse countries such as Persia, Arabia, Africa, the Malayan Archipelago, Burma, China and the numerous islands in the Indian Ocean. The magnitude of trade can be surmised from the fact that there were 300 ports to facilitate the movement of goods. The shipbuilding industry flourished in the coastal towns.

The city of Vijaynagar was a teeming marketplace for both exports and imports. The fabulous wealth of the Empire left the foreigners dumbfounded. The people, irrespective of which strata of society they belonged to, possessed vast quantities of gold, diamonds and material wealth. Domingo Paes described the citizens as being heavily bejewelled. Abdur Razzak, the Khurasani ambassador to the court of Vijaynagar, refers to the treasury which had chambers filled with molten gold.

The merchant community in the other parts of the country was a prosperous lot. The Gujarati and Marwari businessmen who controlled the trade between the coastal towns and North India were extremely wealthy and spent large sums for the construction of temples. The Multanis who were Hindus and the Khurasanis who were Muslim foreigners controlled the trade with Central and West Asia. Many of these Multanis and Khurasanis settled in Delhi where they lived luxurious lives. Cambay was also home to an affluent mercantile community.

Thus India had always enjoyed a favourable balance in her trade relations with other countries. Her earnings from the export of textiles, sugar, spices and indigo alone went up to crores of rupees. The state coffers were amply stocked with gold and silver.

SUBODH KANT,NIST PGDM BERHAMPUR

1 USD= 44.3150 INR (Rupees)

It is not. Its just Hollywood showing Slumdog millionaire. Entire India is not like that. People who stays at slums are mostly immigrants from nearby countries like Bangladesh. But Yes there are slums, and Indian Government is working at it.

• The quick industrialization across Europe during the 19th century led to a great increase in goods produced as well as a demand for raw materials
• This demand, coupled with increased nationalist pride, led nations to seek colonies abroad in which to produce and trade goods
• The main expansion for the European colonial powers occurred in Africa. By 1914, the entire continent with the exception of Liberia and Abyssinia were controlled by European nations
• England also took control of India and Hong Kong during this period of expansion. By the beginning of WWI, England had an empire which stretched across every continent in the world. Vast amounts of Natural Resources were extracted from these colonies, which aided the British industrial effort but left many of the nations bankrupt
• In short, industrialization in Europe had far reaching consequences for the rest of the world. While it made Britain the ultimate power for over a century, it can be argued that its rule over the world caused conflict and internal strife which continues to this day.

English, French, Greek, Latin, German, Italian, Russian, Spanish, and Persian are among many of the Indo-European languages. However, in India, the principle Indo-European languages include: English, Hindi, Gujarati, Bengali, Kashmiri, Punjabi, Marathi and Oriya.

identify the follwing countries to which zone they belong

well for starters you really need to do your homework and not look up the answers on the internet then the next thing if you are looking this stuff up just because your borded then you really need to get a life well thanks for looking it up anyways

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Pernnial rivers in india

Dell not only provides their full product line in India but also offers their own help solutions to users. Users can buy all Dell products including computer, peripherals, and printers in India. Services offered in India are comparable to all of the services Dell offers worldwide.

PDS was successful only in some states.

Success:
Tamil Nadu:
*High per capita purchase of cereals (2nd after Kerala)
*because DMK and AIADMK parties in power. These were low-caste parties committed to increasing the supply of rice
*The chief civil servant was made District Collector. Both parties pressured him to use his power to ensure that there is no corruption


Fail:
Bihar:
* everyone wanted to be a PDS dealer because that meant you can sell PDS cards or sell rice in the market instead of giving it to the poor.
* Corruption: PDS cards were bought from officials by middle/upper class ppl
* PDS inspectors had a low status


In Tamil Nadu, Chief Inspectors understood that if they didn't do a good job, they'd lose the next elections.

indian ocean,bay of bengal,arabian ocean

The unfortunate answer is that much of the hate came out of 9/11. People hate and are afraid of what they don't understand so some will see any brown/beige face and immediately think "terrorist," when in reality, a very very small percentage of Muslims, Hindus, Sikhs, Indians, Pakastanis, Afghans and Middle Easters are involved in terrorist activity. After September 11th, we were headed to New York and the TSA agents wouldn't even let us take my baby brothers bottle with milk in it on the plane. I often wonder if it had been different with another race.

While reconstruction continues after the horrific December earthquake and tsunami in the Indian Ocean, Friends of the Earth International has noted that in areas where there were extensive coral reefs and mangrove forests, the loss of lives and damage appears to have been much less that in other, more environmentally de d areas. For instance, the ring of coral around the Surin Island chain off Thailand's west coast suffered a few holes from the tsunami, but the structure mostly held firm. Thai marine environmentalist Thon Thamrongnavasawadi has said the reef may have saved many lives. The Science and Development Network in India says that when the tsunami struck India's southern state of Tamil ...

Poverty, unemployment, starvation, overcrowded slums. All these problems already exist in India, but they can get worse, and probably will.

India has loads to offer, from snow covered Himalayan mountain peaks in north, to the beautiful beaches in south, deserts of Rajasthan in the west and lush green hilly terrains of north east Indian states. India is blessed with many heritage sites, famous for its architectural wonder and intricate work.

There is water shortage all over India. This is especially true in the villages of Bihar, as well as in the big cities like Calcutta. Water shortage is mainly due to drought conditions stemming from annual heat waves. The good news is that India is now in the monsoon season. This will bring plenty of rain within the next few months that will cool things off.

1. Between 26 October 1962 to 10 January 1968 during theIndia-Chinawar — "the security of India" having been declared "threatened by external aggression".
2. Between 3 December 1971 to 1977 originally proclaimed during theIndo Pakistan war, and later extended along with the third proclamation — "the security of India" having been declared "threatened by external aggression".
3. Between 26 June 1975 to 21 March 1977 under controversial circumstances of political instability under theIndira Gandhi'sprime ministership— "the security of India" having been declared "threatened by internal disturbances".

Jalandhar is known as the Sports City of India.

laxmi mittal is fourth for world first for India, but they as called NRI ,

so reliance group chairman Mr anil Ambani taken the first place in Indian top rechest man

laxmi mittal is fourth for world first for India, but they as called NRI ,

so reliance group chairman Mr anil Ambani taken the first place in Indian top rechest man

both have writting systems and arose along rivers

just remember - Alap , Johr , Jhala .

Raga - note scale .

the alap has no meter to it and is just note introduction

the johr starts to use improvisation and still has no meter

and the Jhala has a meter and the tabla are introduced !! xx

Italy is in Europe, India and Japan are both in Asia.