Who holds the authority to legislate on subjects not listed in the Indian Constitution's Union, State, or Concurrent lists?
The power to legislate on subjects not mentioned in the Union, State, or Concurrent lists, known as residuary subjects, is vested in the Central Government. Article 248 of the Indian Constitution grants the Parliament exclusive authority to make laws on these matters. This concept of residual powers was borrowed from the Constitution of Canada.
A trader marked an article 70% above its cost price and sold it after allowing a discount of 40%. If the transaction resulted in a profit of Rs. 24, the...
Eva sold a camera after giving a discount of 20% and made a profit of 55%. Had she given a discount of 10%, she would have earned Rs. 60 more. Find the ...
A man lost 15% by selling a mobile for Rs.4,675. What will be his gain percentage by selling it for Rs.6,050?
In a certain store, the profit is 320% of the cost. If the cost increases by 25% but the selling price remains constant, approximately what perce...
If a man purchases kismis at Rs.320 per kg and sells it at Rs 6 per 25 grams. then his profit/loss percentage is:
A man bought an article at 30% less of the marked price and sold it at 12% more than the marked price. Find the profit earned by him.
...A person bought an article and sold it at a loss of 20%. If he had bought it at 10% loss and sold it for 74 more, he would have gained 30%. Find the pro...
'S' purchased two bags of rice for a total of Rs. 2,000. He sold one of the bags at a profit of 32%, and the other at a loss of 12%. If the overall prof...
The profit earned after selling an article for Rs.1516 is the same as loss incurred after selling the article for Rs.1012. What is the cost price of the...
The selling price of the book is 30% more than the selling price of the bag and the selling price of the bottle is 30% less than the selling price of th...
