Professor.P.Madhu Sudana Rao

The Naxal issue is complex, widespread and rooted in local factors. The movements had disturbed the peace and security of most of the states of India during the last few years. f the plans can be worked out systematically it is not impossible to bring peace and solidarity in the naxal-prone states.

The rural population constitutes a major segment in India and in many other countries. The livelihood strategies of this vast segment depend primarily on agriculture and allied activities. However growth in this agriculture sector has shown a declining trend during the last one decade.This disparity is largely attributable to the fact that the urban population generally has access to higher income employment while the rural inhabitants rely heavily on low-income economic activities.

The president of India holds a powerful position. However most of the times he gets cornered by the politicians' .There is still some regard for this position. Moreover, some of the most crucial decisions are taken by the president which makes it important to choose the right person.

Among the amazing things about First World countries Japan and the countries of Western Europe in particular is the virtuousness, in general, of their career civil servants. They are, in general, competent, honest, prudent, diligent, prudent and apolitical.They do not belong to any of the perpetually warring political parties of the state. Yes, they may have ideological preferences—most

All price variations are not problematic, such as when prices move along a smooth and well-established trend reflecting market fundamentals or when they exhibit a typical and well known seasonal pattern. variations in prices become problematic when they are large and cannot be anticipated and, as a result, create a level of uncertainty which increases risks for producers, traders.

The major source of revenue of government in any country is, revenue received through taxation, through its fiscal policy. However, government may also have other sources. The revenues received in these two models are not enough to meet its recurring and capital expenditure commitments and needs. Besides there is a limitation on the taxpaying capacity of the people.

Technology is poised to play a major role in increasing the utility of land, water and other natural resources to compete with the increasing rate of population. Farmers are today faced with the challenge of meeting an ever increasing demand for a wide range of high quality and safe foods

Worldwide market demand for silver is growing, while supplies of silver are quickly disappearing. New high-tech uses for silver will further strain already-tight supplies in the future. World demand for silver now exceeds annual production and has every year since 1990, depleting above-ground stockpiles of silver.

Any country's policy on sharing of river water resources needs to be redrawn on the basis of the United Nations Convention on the Law of Non-navigated Uses of International Water Courses, 1977 and the South African model

Education, if simply stated, means the process of gaining knowledge, inculcating forms of proper conduct and acquiring technical competency.