What is the purpose of the fork() system call in Unix-based operating systems?
The fork() system call is a fundamental function in Unix-based operating systems used to create a new process. This new process, known as the child process, is a duplicate of the calling process, referred to as the parent process.
As per the Union Budget 2024-25, what is the new limit for Mudra Loans under the ‘Tarun’ category?
Which of the following is not covered under priority sector?
How many projects have been sanctioned under the National Adaptation Fund for Climate Change (NAFCC) in India?
Recently which of the following international firm signed a contract with Wipro for five-year for digital transformation?
To raise the quality of education the Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi has announced a scheme Schools for Rising India (PM SHRI) for which the cabinet ...
Recently which of the following Indian firm has buy the majority of stake in Isreal Haifa Port?
With respect to Revenue Budget, Consider the following statement:
I. Tax revenues
II. Non-Tax revenues...
How many Bio-Input Resource Centres will be set up over the next 3 years to facilitate 1 crore farmers to adopt natural farming?
Who has has been named as the managing director of TATA Projects?
Which of the following reforms is NOT included in Priority 9 of the budget, which focuses on Next Generation Reforms?
