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My vision for India after 100 years of independence, 2047 to be as strong as those freedom fighters who fought for our nation and lost their lives in making India as an independent country.
My vision for India in 2047 to be self-reliant in every decision so that the shortcomings can be overcome in a way that no one has to struggle to find home and earn their livelihood. In the year 2047 India should be known as a superpower and not a country which is only known for its culture but for its valor and defense capacity too. Literacy rate should touch all time high percent and people should become as humble and knowledgeable as our ancestors were in different yugas. My vision for India in 100 years is to see every family getting sufficient amount of resources they deserve and nobody sleeping without food or shelter or clothes.
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Answer:
Y e s
Explanation:
The human race is a selfish greedy race which sucks and is proud cuz they have thumbs. And no im not a chimpanzee who know English.
The correct answer to this question is to the top of the waterfall, which is a metaphor for disaster. Herst purchased the New York Morning Journal in 1895 and owned the San Francisco Examiner. He was Pulitzer's top competitor. Pulitzer was a Hungarian immigrant who had bought the New York World in 1883, pioneered the large Sunday edition, comics, sports coverage, and women's news.
Answer:
<em>Hammurabi's Code</em>
Explanation:
The Hammurabi Code <em>is a very well kept Babylonian Law Code of medieval Mesopotamia, from around 1754 BC</em>.
It is among the oldest known de-crypted texts of considerable duration. The code was introduced by the sixth Babylonian king, Hammurabi.
Hammurabi's Code was sculpted on a huge,<em> finger-shaped black stone slab pillar plundered by invaders and lastly found in 1901.</em>
Raimond-Emery de Montesquieu, Duc de Fezensac, and others, find the sight of the emperor entertaining at the Tuileries so shocking because it was held so soon after the news of the defeat of the Grand Army. Many families were in mourning over killed family members and felt as though holding a party was insensitive. Montesquieu was quoted as saying that he, “felt that he was dancing on graves”.
