The Answer to your question is "B"
Answer:A country's Constitution is a set of fundamental ground rules setting out the powers of the different branches of government (i.e. executive, legislative and judicial ) and how these entities operate and interrelate. ... A Constitution overrides any other source of law and it is usually highly difficult to amend
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Sanskrit is the mother of most North Indianlanguages. Modern Dravidian languages have borrowed words from Sanskrit, and Western Indian languages such as Konkani, which belong to Indo-Iranian group of languages have borrowed words from Dravidian languages. The adoption of Indonesian as the country's national language was in contrast to most other post-colonial states, as neither the language with the most native speakers ( Javanese).
The man in the cartoon is looking at what seems to be a news report about the drought in Ethiopia. The man is sitting down to watch the television. The man doesn’t care for the news report as can be seen by his reaction “just another darn repeat”. I believe the cartoonist thinks that the people in the west don’t care about what’s going on in Ethiopia.
