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During the 1960s and 1970s, light industry expanded rapidly- especially textiles, sugar refining, fertilizers, and other manufactures derived from local raw materials. Large government investments in the 1970s established the country's first large-scale ship-building and steel milling operations; the production of chemical fertilizers was also given special government support. The Pakistan Industrial Development Corp., established in the early 1980s with IDA credit, developed industrial estates for small- and medium-scale industries, assisting their occupants in obtaining credit, raw materials, technical and managerial assistance, access to production facilities, as well as marketing support. Despite steady overall industrial growth during the 1980s, the sector remains concentrated in cotton processing, textiles, food processing and petroleum refining.

The 1973 nationalization program, which placed 10 basic industries wholly within the public sector, was reversed in 1991 with the enactment of an ambitious privatization program. In 1992, the government began auctioning off majority control in nearly all public sector industrial enterprises, including those manufacturing chemicals, fertilizers, engineering products, petroleum products, cement, automobiles, and other industrial products requiring a high level of capital investment, to private investors. In 1995, however, the speed of privatization began to slow as the sale of some large state-owned units were stalled and postponed. In 2002, the public industrial sector, under the Production Wing of the Ministry of Industries and Production consisted of eight public holding companies-Pakistan Steel, the State Cement Corporation (PACO), Federal Chemical and Ceramics Corporation (FCCC), State Petroleum Refining and Petrochemical Corporation (PERAC), State Engineering Corporation (SEC), the Pakistan Industrial Development Corporation (PIDC), the state fertilizer corporation and Pakistan Automobile Corporation. The majority of the 74 production enterprises controlled by these holding companies have been privatized, and most of those remaining are scheduled to be sold. The public sector continues to dominate in steel, heavy engineering, automobiles, petroleum and defense-related production.

Cotton textile production is the most important of Pakistan's industries, accounting for about 19% of large-scale industrial employment, and 60% of total exports in 2000/01. Pakistan has become self-sufficient in cotton fabrics and exports substantial quantities. Some long and extra-long staple cotton is imported to meet demand for finer cottons. About 80% of the textile industry is based on cotton, but factories also produce synthetic fabrics, worsted yarn and jute textiles. Jute textile output amounted to 70,100 tons in 1999/00. The textile industry as a whole employs about 38% of the industrial work force, accounts for 8.5% of GDP, 31% of total investment, and 27% of industrial value-added.

Other important industries include food processing, chemicals manufacture, and the iron and steel industries. Food processing is considered Pakistan's largest industry, accounting for slightly more than 27 of value-added production. Pakistan Steel, the country's only integrated steel mill, employs about 14,500 workers and has an annual production capacity of 1.1 million tons. The government plans to expand the mill's annual capacity to 3 million tons. Pakistan Steel produces coke, pig iron, billets, hot and cold rolled coils and sheets, and galvanized sheets. In June 1999, the first tin-plating plant began operation, a joint venture with Japan.

Pakistan has ten fertilizer plants, six state-owned and four private, with a total annual production capacity of 4.65 million tons. Production in 2000/01 was 3.66 million tons, up 10.5% from 1999/00. There are 21 cement plants, four state-owned and 17 private, with an annual production capacity of 19.2 million tons. Production in 1999/00 was 9.9 million tons., up 4% from 1999/98. Pakistan's chemical industry produces an number of basic chemicals used in its other industries, including soda ash, caustic soda and sulfuric acid. Industrial output from other major industries also includes refined sugar, vegetable ghee, urea, rubber tubes, electric motors, electrical consumer products (light bulbs, air conditioners, fans refrigerators, freezers, TV sets, radios, and sewing machines), and pharmaceuticals

Yes. Gazetted Officer under the Government of Kerala.

When asked about the CBSE x results, after declaring the 12th results.CBSE chairman Ashok Ganguly said it will be declared on 29th of May; however, the result will be announced on May 28th in few regions.

Yes, Asst Dircetor in ESIC is gazetted officer

it will be out on 26.5.2009

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CBSE Results for class 10 are declared in the last days of May. These results are declared every year in phases according to the various regions of CBSE - New Delhi, Panchkula to name a few.

Last year in 2009 CBSE Results for class 10 were declared as follows

Phase 1 - 26 May 2009

Phase 2 - 29 May 2009.

This year too the results are expected somewhere near these dates.

All the best

Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen Abdul Kalam,usually referred to as Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam^, was the eleventh President of India, serving from 2002 to 2007.During his term as President, he was popularly known as the People's President.Before his term as India's president, he worked as an aeronautical engineer with DRDO and ISRO. He is popularly known as the Missile Man of India for his work on development of ballistic missile and space rocket technology.In India he is highly respected as a scientist and as an engineer.he is also known as missile man of India

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Straight answer No!

But some parts can be regularised as they do not cover ASI's restricted area.

Gold Price Close Today : 1097.30 in American dollars per ounce by Change: 7.30 or 0.7%

for 24K gold the price today is $38.66 per gram

or = 762.32 Euro per ounce = 680.1 in GBP Pounds

and = 24.55 Euro per gram = 21.9 in GBP Pounds

CBSE Results for class 12 are declared in the last days of May. These results are declared every year in phases according to the various regions of CBSE - Bhubaneshwar, Panchkula, New Delhi to name a few

Last year in 2009 CBSE Results for class 12 were declared as follows

Phase 1 - 20 May 2009

Phase 2 - 22May 2009.

This year too the results are expected somewhere near these dates.

All the best

Note: You may also register for receiving CBSE Results 2010 class 12 by Email now.

in India, a graduate in any displine can aspire through civil service examination and can choose the railway service at an young age. Through his examplary service and innovative managerial skills, can attain the coveted position. Honesty and scrupulous way will accelerate oneself to the goal post.

not beef only spicy stuff and deserts and stuff like curry!

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custom officer are the gazetted officer and

The term "sea level" has many meanings depending upon the context. In satellite altimetry, the measurements are made in a geocentric reference frame (relative to the center of the Earth). Tide gauges, on the other hand, measure sea level relative to the local land surface (see the tide gauge discussion and FAQ). The satellite altimeter estimate of interest is the distance between the sea surface illuminated by the radar altimeter and the center of the Earth (geocentric sea surface height or SSH). This distance is estimated by subtracting the measured distance between the satellite and sea surface (after correcting for many effects on the radar signal) from the very precise orbit of the satellite. At any location, the SSH changes over time due to many well understood factors (ocean tides, atmospheric pressure, glacial isostatic adjustment, etc.). By subtracting from the measured SSH an a priori mean sea surface (MSS), such as the CLS01 mean sea surface, and these known time-varying effects, we compute the sea surface height anomalies (SSHA). Each point in the global mean sea level (GMSL) time series plots is the area-weighted mean of all of the sea surface height anomalies measured by the altimeter in a single, 10-day satellite track repeat cycle (time for the satellite to begin repeating the same ground track). Our goal is to observe the changes of the GMSL due to less understood factors, such as ocean mass changes from melting land ice and groundwater depletion, thermal expansion and contraction of the oceans, and the interannual variability caused by phenomena such as the ENSO. Gaining more understanding of these different factors using other sources of information such as GRACE gravity measurements allows us to try to close the sea level budget and estimate the causes of GMSL changes (e.g., Leuliette & Miller, 2009 and Willis et al., 2008).

Punjabi Bagh East - Delhi Metro - was created in 2010.

If you own a pet shop that sells 2 parrots and 20 gerbils a month you better sell a lot of dog and cat toys at a steep mark up. If you sell 20 parrots a month and you find a way to get them cheap you won't even need to sell gerbils which will leave toom to sell gum and magazines which both carry great profit margins unlike gerbils which only carry an odd smell. In short if you want to turn a profit you have to sell a lot of parrots, gum, and magazines.

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1) India's first newspaper, Calcutta General Advertise, also known as the Hicky'sBengal Gazette was established in January 1780, and the first Hindi daily, Udant Martand, first published on 30th May,1826.

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maid as in servant is Naukrani (nau-kara-knee) or kaamwali

Yes,a medical officer is a gazetted officer, if employed on a gazetted post the state or central govt. The gazette is an official document published by government of India on orders of President of India to award Gazetted post to officers.