The document provides information about the physical geography of South Asia, including its major political features, mountains, plains/plateaus, islands, and rivers. It identifies the six countries in the region and their capitals. It then describes the Himalayan mountain range along the northern border, the Hindu Kush and Vindhya ranges, and the Deccan, Karnataka, Chota Nagpur, and Indo-Gangetic plains. It discusses the islands of Sri Lanka and the Maldives and the three major river systems of the Indus, Ganges, and Brahmaputra rivers.
The document provides an overview of the geography of Africa, including:
1) Africa is the second largest continent, covering about 11.7 million square miles, with over 1 billion people living there.
2) Major physical features include several long rivers like the Nile and Congo, large lakes like Victoria, mountains ranges like the Atlas Mountains, and deserts like the Sahara.
3) The climate varies significantly from tropical rainforests to deserts, with tropical trade winds and vegetation zones playing an important role in the climate.
The document summarizes key ideas from Liddell Hart's book on military strategy. It discusses Hart's view that indirect approaches are generally more effective than direct attacks. Specifically, it notes that Hart believed strategies should advance along the line of least expectation against the least resistance, and that the equilibrium of an enemy must be upset before a main attack can succeed. The document also discusses applying indirect strategy concepts to business, suggesting competing on alternative dimensions like price or partnerships rather than direct competition on features.
South Asia's physical landscape has been shaped by its geography. The Himalayan and Hindu Kush mountains form barriers to the north, while the Arabian Sea, Bay of Bengal, and Indian Ocean surround it on three sides. The region is divided into three major regions - the northern mountains, northern plains, and Deccan plateau. The Himalayas and Hindu Kush mountains influence South Asia's climate and contain many of the region's major river systems like the Indus and Ganges.
The document provides information about the physical geography of South Asia, including its major political features, mountains, plains/plateaus, islands, and rivers. It identifies the six countries in the region and their capitals. It then describes the Himalayan mountain range along the northern border, the Hindu Kush and Vindhya ranges, and the Deccan, Karnataka, Chota Nagpur, and Indo-Gangetic plains. It discusses the islands of Sri Lanka and the Maldives and the three major river systems of the Indus, Ganges, and Brahmaputra rivers.
The document provides an overview of the geography of Africa, including:
1) Africa is the second largest continent, covering about 11.7 million square miles, with over 1 billion people living there.
2) Major physical features include several long rivers like the Nile and Congo, large lakes like Victoria, mountains ranges like the Atlas Mountains, and deserts like the Sahara.
3) The climate varies significantly from tropical rainforests to deserts, with tropical trade winds and vegetation zones playing an important role in the climate.
The document summarizes key ideas from Liddell Hart's book on military strategy. It discusses Hart's view that indirect approaches are generally more effective than direct attacks. Specifically, it notes that Hart believed strategies should advance along the line of least expectation against the least resistance, and that the equilibrium of an enemy must be upset before a main attack can succeed. The document also discusses applying indirect strategy concepts to business, suggesting competing on alternative dimensions like price or partnerships rather than direct competition on features.
South Asia's physical landscape has been shaped by its geography. The Himalayan and Hindu Kush mountains form barriers to the north, while the Arabian Sea, Bay of Bengal, and Indian Ocean surround it on three sides. The region is divided into three major regions - the northern mountains, northern plains, and Deccan plateau. The Himalayas and Hindu Kush mountains influence South Asia's climate and contain many of the region's major river systems like the Indus and Ganges.
1. The document outlines various indicators that can suggest the development of an insurgency, including the discovery of insurgent documents, caches, and training areas; recruitment efforts; dissent against the government; and increased criminal activities like theft, smuggling, and kidnapping for ransom to fund insurgent operations.
2. Specific indicators mentioned are things like unexplained aircraft flights or air drops, increased small arms demand, disappearance of classified documents, and new radical faces appearing in organizations to spread insurgent ideologies.
3. Detecting these indicators through intelligence networks in the early stages of insurgency development is important to disrupt insurgent activities before they become fully established.
This document provides an overview of terrorism including its origins, meaning, history and types. It discusses how the term terrorism originated from Old French and Latin referring to great fear or terror. Terrorism is defined as the systematic use of violence or threats to coerce others. The document traces the history of terrorism back to first century Jewish groups and its use to describe the Jacobins during the French Revolution. It then outlines six categories of terrorism and provides examples of well-known terrorist groups, the aims of terrorists, and issues around terrorism and Islam and Azerbaijan. The document concludes with descriptions of counter-terrorism approaches, both non-military and military.
Disaster Relief & Rehabilitation Program Overviewdciworld
The document provides an overview of a disaster relief and rehabilitation program. It has a two-step approach: 1) providing immediate relief through emergency supplies and 2) surveying damage and rehabilitating communities by rebuilding homes and schools. It describes a program in Bangladesh that provided relief after floods and a cyclone by distributing emergency kits and later reconstructing 30 homes. The program focuses on ongoing support and rebuilding efforts for victims who still have needs years after the natural disasters.
The Japanese gradually expanded their control over Manchuria and parts of northern China from 1931 to 1937 through a series of military occupations and expeditions. In 1931, Japanese troops occupied Manchuria against orders and established the puppet state of Manchukuo. From 1933 to 1936, the Kwantung Army continued occupying more territories outside of Manchuria. In 1937, unable to unite China against them, the Japanese launched a full invasion of China in an attempt to prevent the formation of a strong Chinese united front.
Sikkim is a mountainous state located in Northeast India. It is known as the "Land of Mystique and Magic". The three main geographical features are the Himalayas in the north, the Mahabharat Range in the south, and the Teesta River which flows through the state. Sikkim has over 80 glaciers, 227 high altitude lakes, 5 major hot springs, and over 100 rivers and streams. The climate varies from tropical in the lower elevations to alpine in the higher elevations. Sikkim is renowned for its natural beauty and biodiversity.
The document divides Asia into five regions: East Asia containing China, Japan, North and South Korea, and Taiwan; the Middle East containing Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, and the UAE; Central Asia containing Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan; South Asia containing India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka, which has high populations, low incomes, poverty, and low development indicators; and Southeast Asia containing the Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam.
1. The Manchurian Incident began in September 1931 when Japanese military officers bombed a railway in Manchuria and blamed Chinese troops to justify invading and taking control of the region from China.
2. An international commission determined that Japan did not act in self-defense, leading Japan to withdraw from the League of Nations in 1933.
3. The incident allowed Japan to establish the puppet state of Manchukuo and marked the beginning of Japanese expansionism in China.
human-made disaster by nikki for 9th CBSE9822065725
This document discusses different types of human-made disasters including nuclear explosions, biological disasters, chemical disasters, epidemics, fire accidents, road accidents, and terrorism. It provides examples for each type such as atomic bombs for nuclear explosions and the Bhopal gas tragedy for chemical disasters. The document emphasizes that while disasters cannot always be prevented, preparedness and relief efforts can help reduce suffering. It encourages donations and volunteering with relief organizations to support victims of disasters.
Soft power: A conceptual appraisal of the power of attractionFidel525104
This lecture covers discussion surrounding the concept of power, the place of soft power within broader discussions about power, and how soft power is operationalized.
Sun Tzu was a Chinese military strategist who lived in the 5th century BC and authored the classic work "The Art of War", covering military strategy and tactics. Some key points from the document include:
- "The Art of War" outlines principles of strategy, tactics, troop management, and planning that have influenced military and business thinking across East Asia and the Western world.
- It emphasizes factors like positioning, planning, and understanding the enemy as being essential for victory in warfare. Tactics discussed include flexible formations and exploiting weaknesses.
- Sun Tzu's teachings stress careful assessment, avoiding direct confrontation of strength, using deception, and winning without battle through strategic advantage. His work continues to be studied for insights
Advantages and Disadvantages of Multipurpose ProjectsEbad Ur Rahman
Multipurpose projects have several advantages: they can reduce flooding, impound water for irrigation, human consumption, and power generation while also improving transportation. However, they also have disadvantages, including the inundation of land and forests, displacement of people, and disruption of infrastructure and aquatic ecosystems. Additionally, multipurpose projects face challenges of attracting private investment given their complexity, and require strong regulatory frameworks and coordination between different users and sectors to balance competing demands.
The document provides background information on Sun Tzu and his famous work "The Art of War". Sun Tzu was a Chinese general and military strategist who lived in the 6th century BC during a period of conflict in China known as the Warring States period. He authored "The Art of War", setting forth timeless principles of strategy, tactics, and leadership that are still studied today. The document discusses Sun Tzu's life and military career, providing context for how he came to write this influential text on the nature of conflict and achieving victory. It also gives an overview of the key principles from "The Art of War" and examples of how they have been applied in different wars throughout history.
This document discusses the history of banking and the origins of gold-backed currencies. It claims that King Solomon of Jerusalem amassed great wealth in gold and selected Queen Sheba to safeguard his assets in Java after his death. Over centuries, gold flowed into Java from China and Europe in exchange for spices. In the 10th century, knights discovered something in Jerusalem that allowed the Templar order to become bankers. After being destroyed by the king of France in 1307, some Templars fled to Scotland, Portugal, Switzerland and Indonesia, establishing connections and trade. The Rothschild family came to dominate European banking in the 1700-1800s by financing wars and establishing central banks. Central banks were then established in other major
The document discusses the social impacts of dam construction and resettlement. It notes that dam construction displaces multiple communities, including those upstream who are displaced, and downstream communities who face environmental changes. Displacement results in losses including access to resources, livelihoods, social networks and cultural identity. Impoverishment risks include landlessness, food insecurity and increased health issues. Successful resettlement requires adequate planning, consultation, livelihood strategies and site selection. Ongoing monitoring is needed to support long-term recovery from the psychosocial and cultural stresses of displacement.
After WWII, tensions rose between the two emerging superpowers, the United States and Soviet Union, leading to the establishment of a bipolar world order. The Soviets expanded their influence over Eastern Europe while the US asserted itself as a dominant military and economic power in the West. This division hardened at conferences like Yalta and Potsdam as mutual distrust grew. The US implemented the Truman Doctrine and Marshall Plan to contain communism and rebuild the Western allies, while the USSR established control over its satellite states in the Eastern bloc. The world was now split into two ideologically opposed camps in the early stages of the Cold War.
This one is related to one of the most auspicious states of our country India. follow the provided ppt. with your friends and family members. so, let them know more about the state i.e., Tamil Nadu
1. The document outlines various indicators that can suggest the development of an insurgency, including the discovery of insurgent documents, caches, and training areas; recruitment efforts; dissent against the government; and increased criminal activities like theft, smuggling, and kidnapping for ransom to fund insurgent operations.
2. Specific indicators mentioned are things like unexplained aircraft flights or air drops, increased small arms demand, disappearance of classified documents, and new radical faces appearing in organizations to spread insurgent ideologies.
3. Detecting these indicators through intelligence networks in the early stages of insurgency development is important to disrupt insurgent activities before they become fully established.
This document provides an overview of terrorism including its origins, meaning, history and types. It discusses how the term terrorism originated from Old French and Latin referring to great fear or terror. Terrorism is defined as the systematic use of violence or threats to coerce others. The document traces the history of terrorism back to first century Jewish groups and its use to describe the Jacobins during the French Revolution. It then outlines six categories of terrorism and provides examples of well-known terrorist groups, the aims of terrorists, and issues around terrorism and Islam and Azerbaijan. The document concludes with descriptions of counter-terrorism approaches, both non-military and military.
Disaster Relief & Rehabilitation Program Overviewdciworld
The document provides an overview of a disaster relief and rehabilitation program. It has a two-step approach: 1) providing immediate relief through emergency supplies and 2) surveying damage and rehabilitating communities by rebuilding homes and schools. It describes a program in Bangladesh that provided relief after floods and a cyclone by distributing emergency kits and later reconstructing 30 homes. The program focuses on ongoing support and rebuilding efforts for victims who still have needs years after the natural disasters.
The Japanese gradually expanded their control over Manchuria and parts of northern China from 1931 to 1937 through a series of military occupations and expeditions. In 1931, Japanese troops occupied Manchuria against orders and established the puppet state of Manchukuo. From 1933 to 1936, the Kwantung Army continued occupying more territories outside of Manchuria. In 1937, unable to unite China against them, the Japanese launched a full invasion of China in an attempt to prevent the formation of a strong Chinese united front.
Sikkim is a mountainous state located in Northeast India. It is known as the "Land of Mystique and Magic". The three main geographical features are the Himalayas in the north, the Mahabharat Range in the south, and the Teesta River which flows through the state. Sikkim has over 80 glaciers, 227 high altitude lakes, 5 major hot springs, and over 100 rivers and streams. The climate varies from tropical in the lower elevations to alpine in the higher elevations. Sikkim is renowned for its natural beauty and biodiversity.
The document divides Asia into five regions: East Asia containing China, Japan, North and South Korea, and Taiwan; the Middle East containing Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, and the UAE; Central Asia containing Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan; South Asia containing India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka, which has high populations, low incomes, poverty, and low development indicators; and Southeast Asia containing the Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam.
1. The Manchurian Incident began in September 1931 when Japanese military officers bombed a railway in Manchuria and blamed Chinese troops to justify invading and taking control of the region from China.
2. An international commission determined that Japan did not act in self-defense, leading Japan to withdraw from the League of Nations in 1933.
3. The incident allowed Japan to establish the puppet state of Manchukuo and marked the beginning of Japanese expansionism in China.
human-made disaster by nikki for 9th CBSE9822065725
This document discusses different types of human-made disasters including nuclear explosions, biological disasters, chemical disasters, epidemics, fire accidents, road accidents, and terrorism. It provides examples for each type such as atomic bombs for nuclear explosions and the Bhopal gas tragedy for chemical disasters. The document emphasizes that while disasters cannot always be prevented, preparedness and relief efforts can help reduce suffering. It encourages donations and volunteering with relief organizations to support victims of disasters.
Soft power: A conceptual appraisal of the power of attractionFidel525104
This lecture covers discussion surrounding the concept of power, the place of soft power within broader discussions about power, and how soft power is operationalized.
Sun Tzu was a Chinese military strategist who lived in the 5th century BC and authored the classic work "The Art of War", covering military strategy and tactics. Some key points from the document include:
- "The Art of War" outlines principles of strategy, tactics, troop management, and planning that have influenced military and business thinking across East Asia and the Western world.
- It emphasizes factors like positioning, planning, and understanding the enemy as being essential for victory in warfare. Tactics discussed include flexible formations and exploiting weaknesses.
- Sun Tzu's teachings stress careful assessment, avoiding direct confrontation of strength, using deception, and winning without battle through strategic advantage. His work continues to be studied for insights
Advantages and Disadvantages of Multipurpose ProjectsEbad Ur Rahman
Multipurpose projects have several advantages: they can reduce flooding, impound water for irrigation, human consumption, and power generation while also improving transportation. However, they also have disadvantages, including the inundation of land and forests, displacement of people, and disruption of infrastructure and aquatic ecosystems. Additionally, multipurpose projects face challenges of attracting private investment given their complexity, and require strong regulatory frameworks and coordination between different users and sectors to balance competing demands.
The document provides background information on Sun Tzu and his famous work "The Art of War". Sun Tzu was a Chinese general and military strategist who lived in the 6th century BC during a period of conflict in China known as the Warring States period. He authored "The Art of War", setting forth timeless principles of strategy, tactics, and leadership that are still studied today. The document discusses Sun Tzu's life and military career, providing context for how he came to write this influential text on the nature of conflict and achieving victory. It also gives an overview of the key principles from "The Art of War" and examples of how they have been applied in different wars throughout history.
This document discusses the history of banking and the origins of gold-backed currencies. It claims that King Solomon of Jerusalem amassed great wealth in gold and selected Queen Sheba to safeguard his assets in Java after his death. Over centuries, gold flowed into Java from China and Europe in exchange for spices. In the 10th century, knights discovered something in Jerusalem that allowed the Templar order to become bankers. After being destroyed by the king of France in 1307, some Templars fled to Scotland, Portugal, Switzerland and Indonesia, establishing connections and trade. The Rothschild family came to dominate European banking in the 1700-1800s by financing wars and establishing central banks. Central banks were then established in other major
The document discusses the social impacts of dam construction and resettlement. It notes that dam construction displaces multiple communities, including those upstream who are displaced, and downstream communities who face environmental changes. Displacement results in losses including access to resources, livelihoods, social networks and cultural identity. Impoverishment risks include landlessness, food insecurity and increased health issues. Successful resettlement requires adequate planning, consultation, livelihood strategies and site selection. Ongoing monitoring is needed to support long-term recovery from the psychosocial and cultural stresses of displacement.
After WWII, tensions rose between the two emerging superpowers, the United States and Soviet Union, leading to the establishment of a bipolar world order. The Soviets expanded their influence over Eastern Europe while the US asserted itself as a dominant military and economic power in the West. This division hardened at conferences like Yalta and Potsdam as mutual distrust grew. The US implemented the Truman Doctrine and Marshall Plan to contain communism and rebuild the Western allies, while the USSR established control over its satellite states in the Eastern bloc. The world was now split into two ideologically opposed camps in the early stages of the Cold War.
This one is related to one of the most auspicious states of our country India. follow the provided ppt. with your friends and family members. so, let them know more about the state i.e., Tamil Nadu
We looked at the data. Here’s a breakdown of some key statistics about the nation’s incoming presidents’ addresses, how long they spoke, how well, and more.
The document discusses how startup entrepreneurs think and operate. It notes that startups like Airbnb and Uber were started due to identifying shortages or problems. It emphasizes that startups focus on providing customer benefit, eliminating waste, and creating value. It also highlights that startups operate with speed, embracing failure fast and pivoting quickly, with transparency and by breaking rules. Startups succeed by moving rapidly, with minimal processes and instead prioritizing speed above all else.
This document discusses how emojis, emoticons, and text speak can be used to teach students. It provides background on the origins of emoticons in 1982 as ways to convey tone and feelings in text communications. It then suggests that with text speak and emojis, students can translate, decode, summarize, play with language, and add emotion to language. A number of websites and apps that can be used for emoji-related activities, lessons, and discussions are also listed.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is everywhere, promising self-driving cars, medical breakthroughs, and new ways of working. But how do you separate hype from reality? How can your company apply AI to solve real business problems?
Here’s what AI learnings your business should keep in mind for 2017.
1. The document discusses Victor Turner's theories on ritual and liminality, separating ritual into three phases: pre-liminal (separation), liminal (transition), and post-liminal (reincorporation).
2. The liminal phase involves constructing communitas, where group members share experiences and goals, helping to clarify identity.
3. Rituals can transform participants and allow them to change themselves and society through symbolic action in the liminal state, which provides a safe space to try new possibilities.
- Rituals deal with seasonal, contingent, life-crisis events and afflictions according to Turner's classification. Ritual subjects experience three phases: separation, limen/margin, and aggregation.
- In the liminal period, ritual subjects are ambiguous and treated as neither male nor female. There is equality and submission between neophytes and instructors.
- Traditional societies integrate ritual and liminality into all aspects of life, while post-industrial societies separate work and leisure, individualizing rituals and creating liminoid phenomena that are not obligatory.