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  • @Maverick33 what is the exact difference between sea mount and guyot?
    Sea mount becomes guyot, when it gets flattened by wave action. I guess you know how sea mount forms.

    Mid Oceanic Ridges ( at divergent O-O boundaries) cause formation of volcanic mountains.. which is sea mount.. Once it gets eroded by wave actions and moves away from MOR it is termed as Guyot.

    Not much technical or genesis difference..
  • edited February 2017
    why does the price of same newspaper vary in different places? The hindu in delhi at 7 and in kolkata Rs.15.

    What kind of tax or surcharge is acting here? Levied and appropriated by centre or state?
    Not quite sure why so much price differential.. hope someone can clarify.

    But remember, tax on newspapers and the advertisment therein, are under Union List (art. 92). Rationale may be cause, newspaper are most essential for freedom of expression and basic necessity and to not give such important (in terms of national integration, democratic values etc. ) item under state's control.
    And moreover there is not tax on inter-state sale and trade of newspaper...
    92. Taxes on the sale or purchase of newspapers and on advertisements published therein.

    92A. Taxes on the sale or purchase of goods other than newspapers, where such sale or purchase takes place in the course of inter-State trade or commerce.

    So for your actually query, reason may be different cost price for paper printing, higher transport cost etc..

  • Confused with what is MFN status. And how is it different from BIT?
  • Hi seniors,
    Doubt: For answering in prelims should we consider exceptions?
    for eg;
    Q In which part of plants photosynthesis occur?
    a. Leaves
    b Stem
    c Branches
    d All of the above
    (I know, upsc wont give such primary class questions.This is just for example :P )

    Now, we know that some plants have green stem and green branches which is used for photosynthesis. But the general rule is leaves.
    So, in such cases should we consider exceptions too?

    Thanks alot!
    :)
  • what is this concept of Hindu undivided family coming here and there is GS?
  • What are the different agencies deciding minimum support price of different crops in India?
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