Who can open partnership/ proprietorship concerns in India on non-repatriation basis?
i. NRI
ii. Foreigner
Only NRIs are allowed to set up partnership/ proprietorship concerns in India on non-repatriation basis. Non-Repatriable Investment: NRI cannot convert Invested money back to foreign currency (to an investor’s home country).
I didn’t realize how hurtful my words had been until I saw Sherrie’s expression, _________ with shock.
More vaccines are needed to ___________ our stocks.
Proper draping helps manage the ______ of a saree.
India’s policy ________ is _______ and rooted in political realism.
It is no ___________ that the disproportionate effect of this _________ regression in the Labour Code will _________ on Dalits and the landless.
Fill in the appropriate word from the option given below:
India is the second greatest __________ of rice in the world.
She knows everything there is to _________ about me, which makes her own secretiveness __________ frustrating.
Fill in the blanks with the appropriate antonym of the words highlighted from among the choices given below them.
John was haughty but his s...
She starts crying at the drop of a _________.
Arriva has operated _____ number of rail franchises in the UK since privatisation in 1996 though its subsidiary, Arriva UK Trains.
