Which is the supreme institution of law in India?
The Parliament of India is the supreme law-making institution in India. Parliament is composed of the President of Indian and the two houses which are Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha. The proposal of legislatives is brought before house of Parliament in the form of the bill.
Calculate the % change in Anuradha's monthly expenditure when her income experiences a 32% increase, while her monthly savings, which normally accounts ...
In an election between two candidates A & B 10% voters didn’t participate in voting. 700 casted votes declared invalid and the winner got 70% ...
Sahil spent 10% of his monthly income on education, 20% on entertainment, 15% on rent, 40% on travelling and the rest on food. If the difference between...
There were two candidates in an election. 10 % of the total voters did not cast their votes whereas 15% of the casted votes were declared invalid. If th...
The income of P is 3/5th of the income of Q and income of R is 30% more than the income of Q. Income of Q is Rs.30000 and expenditure of P is...
The value of A’s car is depreciating by 35% every year whereas the value of his house is appreciating by 12% each year as compared to the previous yea...
In an election, two candidates A and B participated. `2/5` of the voters promised to vote for A and rest promised to vote for B. On the voting d...
A train there are as many wagons as there are number of seats in each wagon. In one of the wagon carrying 25 persons is filled with 71(3/7)% of its capa...
A spent 36% and 25% of his monthly salary on food and rent, respectively. Of the remaining amount, he gave 15% and 10% to his mother and brother, respec...
A TV was available for Rs 14,500. The price came down to Rs 11,890 during the Diwali sale. What is the percentage discount?