If income is accrued <u>or arises outside India and is not received in India</u>, it is not taxable in the case of Non-Resident.
<h3>Who is a resident and non resident?</h3>
A resident is a person who has resided in India in that year for 182 days or more. He is a natural person or an individual who is domiciled in a particular state.
A Non- Resident is a person who is not the resident of India for tax purposes. Section 2(30) defines non-resident as a person who is not a resident.
Basically, Income which accrue or arise outside india and also received outside india is taxable in case of Non-Resident.
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For all the technology coming out of China today, its rural community is still very primitive. Farmers in the Western World have found ways to scientifically improve their growing techniques. Crop rotations allow for nutrient rich plants to regenerate the soil every other year. Also letting a field go fallow one years allows for recovery of soil. There are many other ways the West is improving their crops and educating new farmers in agriculture science. However, southeast Asian farmers to do not have access to this technology or sometimes computers/internet. They are using the same techniques that they have for over a thousand years. Until education is available for them or they are taught different they will continue to use the same techniques taught by their father. Even to the detriment of their land.
Answer: Option A. established cooperatives for storing and marketing farm output
Explanation:
The Granges consist of many group of people that are mainly farmers and other group of people. The Grange is based on farm and rural community value. The Grange helps people, especially farmers by established cooperatives for storing and marketing farm output. Most Granges support community service and volunteer work in addition to providing their members with a community with whom to discuss farming matters. The Grange tries to bring together people involved in different areas of agriculture as well as different parts of the community.
