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When was Asom Gana Parishad created?
Asom Gana Parishad was created in 1985.
ULFA in India?
It stands for United Liberation Front of Asom, which is a separatist group from Assam, their main goal is to establish a sovereign Assam through armed conflict. India's government has banned the group and now considers them to be a terrorist group.
Is Asom located in the Brahmaputra Valley?
hell no
How do you write freken asom in German?
Affengeil
Why is bsp and asom gana parishad have same symbol?
because bsp must have not got 50% votes and 2 seats in legislative Assembly.
Where to find a legend in Pokemon pearl i badly need that asom Pokemon plz i really need it help me i need one more strong legend if u can plz write back plz plz plz plz plz write back ok i need it ba?
I think shes behind the house in the corner i dont know exactly what u mean,but a rotom can b found after u complete the sinnoh pokedex.lvl 15.look into the tv at night.the tv in that wierd mansion.o and that painting(the one wit de eyes)reeeeaaaalllyy creeps me out.if u dont want rotom,go to those three lakes.one will have mespirit.one azelf.one uxie.mespirit runs.DO NOT KILL IT!!!catch it.lvl 42.the others dont run.also,palkia is there in the storyline.;)hope i helped!(if not,oops.:Pi feel dumb.)
What has the author Arup Kumar Hazarika written?
Ramesh Raj Kunwar has written: 'Himalayan heritage' -- subject(s): Civilization 'Anthropology of tourism' -- subject(s): Tourism, Social aspects, Economic aspects, Social aspects of Tourism, Economic aspects of Tourism
What is the relationship between pressure group and political parties?
Many a times, pressure groups are either formed or led by one or the other top leaders of the political parties.For ex- Trade union, workers organisations are some pressure groups which either established or affliated to one or the other political parties. THeir leaders are either activists or leaders of the pressure groups.Sometimes, political parties emerge out of the pressure groups. For ex= when the assam movement led by the students came to an end, it led to the formation of ASOM GANA PARISHED.The root parties like the DMK and the AIADMK in tamil nadu can be traced to a long-drawn social reform movement during the 1930s and the 1940s.hope it helps... :)these two parts show direct relationship among political parties and pressure groups.INDIRECT RELATIONSHIP :--In some cases, the relationship between the pressure groups are not so direct. They may take positions that are opposed to each other.Yet they are in dialogue and negotiation. The political parties arise issues that are taken up by the political parties.Most of the leadership in political parties come from pressure groups or movements....
What is tequila made from?
Produced solely in Mexico, 100% agave tequila is made from the pina (or core) of the agave, a large plant resembling a cactus. It takes anywhere from six to ten years for the agave plant to mature, at which point it is traditionally hand-harvested by jimadores. The leaves are removed and the pinas are either cooked under pressure, or slow roasted for a minimum of 26 hours. The resulting liquid is twice distilled, then either bottled immediately (blanco, plata or silver tequila) or aged in oak barrels. Reposada tequila is aged from two month to one year, anejo for at least one year and extra anejofor no less than three years.Mexican law mandates that all products carrying the label of tequila contain at least 51% agave, which means there is another variety of tequila: mixtos. Following distillation, mixto tequilas are given additives and colorings. Tequila aficionados frown on this category.
What types of crops grown in clayey soil in India?
TYPES OF SOIL FOUND IN INDIAIndian soils are generally divided into four broad types. These soil types are: 1) alluvial soils; 2) regur soils; 3) red soils and 4) laterite soils. ALLUVIAL SOILS: This is the most important and widespread category. It covers 40% of the land area. In fact the entire Northern Plains are made up of these soils. They have been brought down and deposited by three great over the Himalayan rivers- Sutlej, Ganga and Brahmaputra- and their tributaries. Through a narrow corridor in Rajasthan they extend into the plains of Gujarat. They are common in eastern coastal plains and in the deltas of Mahanadi, Godavari, Krishna and Kaveri.REGUR SOILS: These soils are black in colour and are also known as black soils. Since, they are ideal for growing cotton, they are also called cotton soils, in addition to their normal nomenclature of regur soils. These soils are most typical of the Deccan trap (Basalt) region spread over north-west Deccan plateau and are made up of lava flows. They cover the plateaus of Mahrashtra, Saurashtra, Malwa and southern Madhya Pradesh and extends eastwards in the south along the Godavari and Krishna Valleys.RED SOILS: These soils are developed on old crystalline rocks under moderate to heavy rainfall conditions. They are deficient in phosphoric acid, organic matter and nitrogenous material. Red soils cover the eastern part of the peninsular region comprising Chhotanagpur plateau, Orissa, eastern Madhya Pradesh, Telangana, the Nilgiris and Tamil Nadu plateau. Tey extended northwards in the west along the Konkan coast of Maharashtra.LATERITE SOILS: The laterite soils is the result of intense leaching owing to heavy tropical rains. They are found along the edge of plateau in the east covering small parts of Tamil Nadu, and Orissa and a small part of Chhotanagpur in the north and Meghalaya in the north-east.Besides these four broad types of soils, mountain soils and desert soils are found in respective areas of India.ORSoils-Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI) New Delhi divides Indian soils into eight main classes, viz., (i) Alluvial, (ii) Coarse alluvial, (iii) Red soils lying on the metamorphic rocks, (iv) Laterite soil, (v) Black soil, (vi) Deep black soil, (vii) Light soil on e trap rocks, (viii) Deep black alluvial soil.(i) Alluvial Soil-This type of soil is rich in chemical properties and is capable of yielding Rabi and Kharifcrops. This ^6il covers Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, West Bengal, Asom and some other areas in India.(ii) Black Soil-This soil covers the greater part of Maharashtra, Gujarat, the whole of Andhra Pradesh and the Western part of Madhya Pradesh. Black soil is rich in chemical properties and very suitable for the growth of cotton, jowar, wheat, linseed, ground nut and gram. It is also known as Deccan Trap Soil or Regur.(iii) Red Soil-This soil covers the whole of Tamil Nadu, rnataka and South-East Bombay and extends through the east ofAndhra Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh to Orissa and Chhotta Nagpur. In the north, it extends into some districts of West Bengal and Uttar Pradesh and it also covers the eastern half of Rajasthan.(iv) Laterite Soil-This type of soil is found in Madhya Pradesh, Assam and along the Western and Eastern ghats.EXTRA SOILSMountain and desert soils are also found in India and the regions are denoted by their names only.
What are the newspapers that you get in India?
* 5abi * A India News [In English] * A1 India News [In English] * Aajkaal (Kolkata, West Bengal) [In Bengali] * Aaj Tak * Aamader Malda (West Bengal, Malda) [In Bengali] * Aapkiawaz.com [In Hindi] * ABC Live * Adinor Sambad (Assamese, Guwahati) * Anandabazar (West bengal) [In Bengali] * Aadhra Wishesh (Andhra Pradesh) [In English] * Aaraamthinai * Abasar (Bengali) * Accommodation Times * Afternoon * Agra of Taj (Agra) * Agranews [In Hindi & English] * Aji (Assam) * Ajir Asom (Assam) [In Assamese] * Akhbaar * Akhbar e Kashmir (Jammu and Kashmir) [In Urdu] * Akhbarulhind [In Arabic] * Akila Daily * Akkarakkazhchakal [In Malayalam] * Al Hindelyom (New Delhi) [In Arabic] * Alpaviram Hiindi Daily (Gujarat) [In Hindi] * Amar Ujala (Jammu, Kashmir) * Amader Malda(West Bengal, Malda) [In Bengali] * Anandabazar Patrika * Andhra Bhoomi * Andhra Jyothy * Andhra Prabha * Anweshanam (Kerala) [In Malayalam] * Aponzone [In Bengali] * Asia News [In English] * Asian Age [In English] * Asomiya Pratidin * Assam Times * The Assam Tribune (Assam, Guwahati) [In English] * Aurangabadtimes Urdu daily (Maharashtra) [In Urdu] * Awaz-e-Dost (Hyperabad, Andhra Pradesh) [In Urdu] * Bartaman Patrika (Calcutta) * BBC Bengali * BBC Hindi * BBC Tamil * Bengal Net * Bharat Chronicle [In English] * Bharat Khabar (New Delhi) [In Hindi] * The Bharat News (Bharat) [In Hindi] * Bharat Observer (Bharat) [In English] * Bhaskar (Haryana) [In Hindi] * Bihar Times * Bollywood (Punjab) [In English] * Bombay Samachar * Business Standard * Calonline (Kolkata / West Bengal) * Chandigarh Exchange.Com (Punjab, Chandigarh, Panchkula, Mohali) [In English] * Chitralekha * Chhattisgarth News Update (Chhattisgarth) [In Hindi] * The Christian Messenger [In English] * Cochin2day (Kerala) * Communications Point (Tamil, Nadu & Hennai) [In Tamil & English] * Daily Ajit (Jalandhar) * Daily Dasar Katha (Tripura) [In Bengali] * The Daily Etalaat (Jammu, kashmir, srinagar) [In English & Urdu] * Daily Excelsior (Kashmir) [In English] * Daily Hamarasmaj (Delhi,Uttar, Pardes, Haryana, Punjab, Utrakhand, Rajasthan) [In Urdu] * The Daily Indian [In English] * Daily Kashmir Images (Jammu, Kashmir) [In English] * Daily Kesari * Daily Lokmanthan (Maharashtra) [In Marathi] * The Daily Milap * Daily News Activist (Uttar, Pradesh) [In Hindi] * Daily News & Analysis [In English] * Daily Roshni (Kashmir, Srinagar) [In Urdu] * Daily Sai Sandhya (Maharashtra) [In Marathi] * Daily Thanthi (Tamilnadu) * Dainik Agradoot (Assam) [In Assamese] * Dainik Aikya (Satara) * Dainik Bhaskar (Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, Chandigarh, Haryana) * Dainik Jagran * Dainik Janakontha (Assam, Silchar) [In Bengali] * Dainik Jugasankha (Silchar, Assam) [In Bangali] * Dainik Navajyoti (Rajasthan) [In Hindi] * Dainik Murder (Maharashtra) [In Marathi] * Dainik Sach Kahoon (Haryana) * Dainik Sambad (Agartala, Tripura) [In Bengali] * Dainik Suprovat (Calcutta) * Dakshin Bharat (Karnataka) [In Hindi] * Darjeeling Times (Sikkim, Darjeeling) * Dateline India (Subscription Only) [In Hindi] * DAWAT [In Urdu] * The Day After (New Delhi) [In English] * Deccan Chronicle (Andhrapradesh) * Deccan Herald (Karnataka) * Decent Raipur (Chhattisgarh) [In Hindi] * Deepika [In Malayalam & English available] * Deepika Global (South India) * The Defender (Kerala) [In Malayalam] * Deshabhimani Daily (Keralam) * Deshbandhu (Chhattisgarh, Delhi, Madhyapradesh) [In Hindi] * Deshdoot (Nasik,Jalgaon,Dhule,Nandurbar) * Deshonnati * Deshvidesh Times (Punjab) [In Punjabi] * Dhamaka News * Dharam Laxmi Newspaper (New Delhi) [In Hindi] * Dharitri (Orissa) [In Oriya] * Dinamalar (Chennai) [In Tamil] * Dinakaran (Tamil Nadu) [English available] * Dinamani * Divya Bhaskar (Gujrat) * DLA (Uttar Pradesh) [In Hindi] * DNA (Mumbai) * Doaba Headlines (Punjab, Jalandhar, Nakodar) [In Punjabi] * E-pao * eGlobal Trade News (New Delhi)[In English] * The Economic Times [In English] * The Echo of India [In English] * Eenadu [In Telugu] (Andhra Pradesh) (Registration required) * Energy Bangla (Kolkata)[In English] * Epilogue (Jammu, Kashmir)[In English] * The Etemaad Daily (Hyderabad)[In Urdu] * The Financial Express [In English] * Ganashakti (West Bengal / Kolkata) [In English] * Gangtok Times (Sikkim, Darjeeling & Kalimpong) [In English] * General Daily (Kerala, Thrissur) [In Malayalam] * Gold News (Kolkata) [In Bengali] * Gomantak Times (Goa) * Greater Kashmir [In English] * Gujarat Samachar * Gujaratam (Gujarat) [In Gujarati] * Haalkhabar (Sikkim) * Hamdard Weekly [In Punjabi] * Headlines India [In English] * Himgiri & Snowline News (Sikkim) [In Nepali & English] * Him Giri News Nepali [In Nepali] * Him Times (Himachal) * Hindi Milap * The Hindu (National) * The Hindu (South States) * The Hindustan Times * IJK News (Kerala, Thrissur, Irinjalakuda) [In Malayalam] * India Abroad * India Awaaz (New Delhi) * India Report [In English & Hindi] * India Times (Mumbai) [In English] * India Travel News (Delhi) [In English] * The Indian Awaaz [In English] * Indian Express * Indian Muslim Observer (New Delhi) * The Indian Muslim Times (Bombay) * Indian Times * Indopia [In Hindi & English] * Infoindia (Calcutta) * Inquilab (Maharashtra, Mumbai) [In Urdu] * Imroz-e-Hind [In Urdu] * Irinjalakudalive (Kerala, Thrissur, Irinjalakuda) [In Malayalam] * Islamic Voice (Bangalore) * Isma Times (New Delhi) [In Hindi & English] * Jai Bihar (Bihar, Delhi, Mumbai) [In English] * Jaihind Daily (Gujarati) * Jagbani (Punjab) [In Punjabi] * Jago Bangla [In Bengali] * Jagran * Janadesh.in (Delhi) [In Hindi] * Janamukha (Orissa) [In Oriya] * Janasadharan (Assam) * Janatha Madhyama (Hassan, Karnataka) [In Kannada] * Janatha Vani (Karnataka, Davangere) [In Kannada] * Jandknews.com (Jammu & Kashmir) [In English] * Janpath Samachar (Siliguri) [In Hindi] * Jansatta Express (Newdelhi) [In Hindi] * Journalist Today (Delhi) [In Hindi] * Kaliyuganarada (Andhra) [Teligu & English] * Kalki Weekly * Kalinga Times (Orissa) [In English] * Kangla Online * Kanian Tamilnews (Madras) * Kannada Prabha * Karmakshetra [In Bengali] * Kasaragod.com (Kerala) [In Malayalam] * Kasaragodvartha (Kerala, Kasaragod) [In Malayalam] * Kashmir 24x7 [In English] (Jummu & Kashmir) * Kashmir Observer [In English] * Kashmir Times [In English] * Kaumudi Online * Kerala Kaumudi * Kerala Online(Keralam) [In Malayalam] * KhabarExpress.com (Rajasthan) [In Hindi & English] * Khas Khabar (Rajasthan) * Khidmat (Jammu, Kashmir) [In English & Urdu] * Kochin Today (Malayalam) [In Malayalam] * Koshur Akhbar (Kashmir) * Kranti Kannada Daily (Karnataka) * Kumudam * Legend News (Mathura, Uttar Pradesh) [In Hindi] * Lokmat * Lokmitra Daily (Gujarat) [In Gujarati] * Lokprabha Newsline (Gujarat) * Loksatta * Loktej (Gujarat) [In Hindi] * Lokraj Online Media [In English] * Madhyamam Daily (Kerala) [In Malayalam] * Maharashtra Times (Bombay) * Malayala Manorama Daily (Kerala) [In Malayalam] * Mangalam * Mangalorean Times (In Kannada & English) * Manorama News [In English & Malayalam] * Manorama Online (Kerala) [In Malayalam] * Marathi News Daily (Pune) * Marathwada Neta (Maharashtra) [In Marathi] * Matamgi Yakairol (Manipur, Imphal) [In English] * Mathrubhumi (Kozhikode, Kerala State) [In Malayalam] * Mawphor (Shillong, Meghalaya) * Media Newsline [In English] * Mera Chandigarh (Chandigarh) [In English] * Mid-Day * The Milli Gazette * Mithila Samad (Kolkata, Bihar, Jharkhand, Nepal) * The Morung Express (Nagaland) [In English] * Mulakat Weekly (Punjab) [In Punjabi] * Mumbai Mirror (Bombay) [In English] * Munsif Daily (Hyderabad) * Myjhunjhunu.com (Rajasthan, Jhunjhunu) * Nagaland Post (Nagaland) [In English] * Naidunia (Indore) * Nav Bharat Times [In Hindi] * Nava Panga [In Punjabi & English] * Navhind Times (Goa) * Nawaitay (Bhatkal, Karnataka) * Neindia.com (Tripura) [In English] * Newindpress.com * The New Indian Express (Tamil Nadu, Karnataka) [In English] * News9 (Adhra Pradesh) [In Telugu] * News Around Gujarat [In English] * Newsb4u.com (Tamil Nadu) [In English] * News 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The Sentinel (Assam, Guwahati) [In English] * The Shillong Times (Shillong, Meghalaya) * Siaj Daily (Kerala) [In Malayalam] * The Siasat Daily (Hyderabad) * Sify Hindi * Sify News * The Sikh Times [In English] * Sikh Virsa * Sikkim Darjeeling and Kalimpong news (West Bengal, Sikkim) [In English] * Sikkim Express (Sikkim) [In English] * Sikkim News Haalkhabar (Sikkim) [In English] * Sinlung News (Assam, Manipur, Mizoram) [In English] * State Times (Jammu, Kashmir) [In English] * The Statesman (Delhi) [In English] * Suddi Bidugade (Puttur , Sullia , Belthangady) [In Kannada] * Suprovat * Surya Telugu Daily (Andhra Pradesh) [In Telugu] * Swatantra Vaartha (Andhra Pradesh) * Swatantraawaz.com (Lucknow) [In Hindi] * TajaNews * Tameer Urdu Daily (Maharashtra Beed) [In Urdu] * The Tamil News * The Tamil Sudar (Tamil, Nadu) [In Tamil] * Taranga * Tarun Bharat * Tarunmitra (Uttar, Pradesh / Lucknow/ Jaunpur/ Faizabad /Thane / Patna) [In Hindi] * Tehelka.com * The Telegraph (Calcutta) [In 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