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Chapter-1 Introduction Biscuit is the one of the oldest bakery snack item, consumed by all age groups. It is a product with better shelf life and one of the most liked bakery product by the urban as well as rural consumers. In India biscuit industries are pegged at 3,000 crores of which the unorganized sector accounts

cultivation of manioc and rice, plus fishing, hunting, and trade in so called minor forest products, such as rattan. B. The more traditional Semai live in small, isolated camps on mountain slopes at high altitudes and grow mainly mountain rice, millet, and maize. 1. Semai environments are

Nepal By: Blake Murray Grade 7 Draft For this United Nations report Nepal was selected. It was selected because it is a beautiful country and for some of its famous points of interest. Nepal’s relative location is between India and China. It is in both the northern and eastern hemispheres. And the absolute location is 28 00 degrees north and 84 00 degrees east. Nepal is only boarded by India and China and is completed landlocked; no coastline. Because it is located between India and

The Bigger Stick Doesn’t Always Win President of the United States Theodore Roosevelt, well known for his impressive diplomatic skills, was quoted as saying, “Speak softly and carry a big stick, and you will go far.” He wielded that big stick, or convincingly threatened to, with remarkable efficacy during the early twentieth century. The big stick that President Roosevelt carried with him was the superior muscle power of the United States military. “Historically, power has been measured by such

Laura Bohannan(1966) in her story " Shakespeare in the Bush" describes a tribe called Tiv. It is an ethno-linguistic group living in West Africa, occupying remote regions, difficult to reach even by foot. The members of the tribe live in homesteads. In the homestead described by Bohannan( 1966) there were about one hundred forty relatives living together; men, women and children. The elder men of the tribe hold an especially esteemed role. The oldest among them is the leader. Women do not hold the

from hot drylands in Arabia, central Sahara and central Australia to cold drylands in northern Sahara, western United States of America, China and Canadian Prairies (Lal, 2004). Dryland soils support the cultivation of crops such as wheat, sorghum, millet, barley, and pulses such as peas, groundnuts, lentils, and oil crops (FAO, 2000). Dryland farming is defined as that practiced in areas where the annual precipitation is 610 mm or less and irrigation is not used (Schillinger et al., 2003), while dryland

Holocaust. Twenty-two countries have officially recognized it as genocide, but the Republic of Turkey rejects the characterization of the events as genocide. Many Armenians who are descendants of survivors are fighting for its recognition. Under the Millet system, the Ottoman Empire did not give nearly as many rights to Armenians as to Muslims. They couldn't serve in the military, they couldn't testify

The idea of society has come in many forms over hundreds and thousands of years. Societies have come and gone, taking ideas from each other and evolving. They pick and choose ideas that suit them and tweak the ideas to fit them further. Societies have began as simple as hunters and gatherers, and eventually the region may develop into a full blown civilization. Early agricultural societies, fully developed agricultural societies, and river valley civilizations are a few of the basic forms of society

Abstract In Africa, especially in Mali female genital mutilation is a common practice. This mutilation is a historical and cultural practice that is deeply-rooted in the Malian culture. The practice is part of the Malian rite of passage, that marks a young girl 's transition from childhood to adult life. However ,this issue compromises and violates women 's rights. The Purpose of this paper is to find out how will the ban of Female Genital Mutilation affect malian culture and what measures have

Cupid, being known for love, has greatly influenced today’s society even with his questionable background. In ancient Greece, he originated from Aphrodite. Cupid’s other name was Eros. In Roman times, his name is Cupid and his mother was Venus. His purpose was to to pierce the heart of his victims and causing them fall deeply in love. The most known stories that he was involved in was Apollo and Daphne and Cupid and Psyche. Apollo was shot by Cupid and fell in love with Daphne. Daphne couldn’t stand