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[31] Ráŕh has undulating [...] small-scale dams are constructed at a cost of about one hundred thousand [...] hundreds of millions of rupees.

[3] This is closely related to rágánugá [...] love. I shall perform, even at the cost of profuse sweat and difficulty, [...] suffering to give Him joy.”

[11] Although I do not doubt their intentions, [...] systems in order to reduce the cost of lawyers, should not entrust [...] selection. Such an approach is not bad.

[17] No matter what country you belong [...] are not accessible because they cost too much. In such circumstances [...] give them your respect either.

[2] In ancient Bengal, the exchange [...] question, “How much did it cost you?” he said, “I got the container in exchange for my yoke.”

[7] Vipras make use of the back-breaking [...] these plans into action at the cost of their lives. The vipras march [...] indirect struggles of the vipras.

[1] Primitive human beings had no society [...] day. The strong enjoyed at the cost of the weak, who had to surrender [...] life was brute, it was not brutal.

[18] Life is a dynamic principle, and [...] becomes miserable; a few enjoy at the cost of many whose lot is only to suffer. [...] exploit the rest of the society.

[1] To sadvipras [spiritual revolutionaries] [...] Tagore, “Justice and law at the cost of humanity is like a stone instead [...] it cannot remove hunger.”

[56] Is this protean master-artist, [...] Prakrti has to be removed at any cost from before our eyes. She will [...] indeed is the ever-changing Prakrti!

[17] Regarding cooperatives, we must [...] which creates labour problems. The cost of production may be suitably [...] into an industrial cooperative.

[53] Vested interests do not favour [...] sharing mundane property at the cost of their hoarding. Capitalism [...] creation of the capitalist order.

[31] PROUT’s decentralized economy [...] fundamental factors – the cost of production, productivity, purchasing [...] heritage and social conditions.

[35] To sadvipras [spiritual revolutionaries] [...] Tagore, “Justice and law at the cost of humanity is like a stone instead [...] it cannot remove hunger.”

[56] It is a characteristic of vested [...] save something to put towards the cost of his daughter’s marriage, [...] they out of touch with reality?

[74] Those who depend solely on magnanimity [...] this communism, established at the cost of so much suffering, with robbery, [...] procreating; they cannot live like that.

[162] The function of the sadvipra shall, [...] becomes miserable; a few enjoy at the cost of many whose lot is only to suffer. [...] to exploit the rest of society.

[1] Vested interests do not favour [...] sharing mundane property at the cost of their hoarding. Capitalism [...] creation of the capitalist order.

[31] “How much will a bottle of soda-water cost?” asked the Shethji.

[33] “I won’t drink the bottle, [...] Shethji. “How much will that cost, I mean if I don’t take the bottle?”

[39] “It costs ten rupees for the visit plus the cost of the medicine, let us say five rupees. Fifteen rupees, more or less.”

[42] “So if we call the doctor,” the Shethji said, “it will cost about fifteen rupees. And if I die it will cost about ten rupees, which means [...] arrange it so that I die.”

[22] In the piece work system the incentive [...] The labour, etc., involved in the cost of production is set, so the market price will be the cost of production plus the profit. That is, price equals cost plus profit. The profit or part [...] which become part of their wages.

[6] For example, Orissa produces a [...] different. Costing will include the cost of seeds, labour, raw materials, [...] output will be properly calculated.

[47] In the piece-work system, the incentive [...] The labour, etc. involved in the cost of production is set, so the market price will be the cost of production plus a rational [...] work in the piece work system.

[18] For example, Orissa produces a [...] different. Costing will include the cost of seeds, labour costs, raw material [...] output will be properly calculated.

[148] The success of democracy depends [...] educational system must be free of cost. No overbearing government pressure [...] education will be jeopardized.

[12] In North Bengal, the Assam Valley, [...] source of power. In comparison, the cost of solar energy will be greater. [...] the dams will last a long time.

[7] We must not say that man is a rational [...] flow must be maintained at any cost.

[107] It was now time for dinner. [...] gifts was enough to recover the cost of the light refreshment. The [...] broth and went to sleep happily.

[62] The king took out his wallet. “How much do four cane baskets cost?”

[3] Land is usually divided into economic [...] of the produce will exceed the cost of production including capital, [...] “economic holdings”.

[4] Uneconomic holdings are those where the market price of the produce is less than the cost of production after including [...] because they are uneconomical.

[7] Many people today recall the forest [...] blamed at all. In many countries the cost of the monthly meat ration for [...] and was donated out of reverence.

[68] To save the Calcutta Port, the [...] River must be maintained at any cost. The government of India constructed [...] deep tube wells for irrigation.

[23] West Bengal earns no percentage [...] commodities at high prices. Naturally the cost of producing cotton cloth and [...] other essential food items at extra cost.

[36] India’s peasants, under the [...] pushed to the brink of death. At any cost, the peasants will have to shoulder [...] requirements would have to be fulfilled.

[40] New words are also created through [...] casting ornaments, that is, the cost of making them, used to be called [...] of the wedding and some did not.

[2] Those who were decent human beings [...] importance to their fund raising at the cost of Parama Puruśa – [...] secondary, they are negative microvita.

[39] Industrial decentralization is [...] sales. They always try to lessen the cost of production, hence they will [...] economic units are to be strengthened.

[7] Though it is a slight digression, [...] justifiable to build this temple at the cost of food for the impoverished masses of Orissa.

[10] So, increasing the expenses of a government department at the cost of developmental programmes amounts [...] non-government employees will benefit.

[25] The members of the cooperatives [...] account the price of commodities; the cost of labour, raw materials, transportation [...] more than fifteen percent of the cost of production. In a decentralized economy agriculture will have the same status as industry.

[28] The local administration will also [...] profit, no loss basis so that the cost of production is minimized and [...] supply power as a key industry.

[49] Many small satellite cooperatives [...] costs will be reduced and thus the cost of the commodities will be kept low.

[24] This reminds me of something concerning [...] English we write “it will cost ten pence” but in the spoken [...] Delhi second single please.”

[3] Economic planning should include the following factors – the cost of production, productivity, purchasing capacity and collective necessity.

[4] Cost of production : In many rural [...] members. Nor do they determine the cost of the tools or machines they [...] systematically calculate the per unit cost of production. As a result, they incur losses or perpetually get low prices for their produce.

[5] To solve this problem, agriculture [...] industry. Only then can the per unit cost of production be systematically [...] agricultural sector will be achieved.

[6] In a Proutistic economy, the cost of production should be systematically [...] agro-industries, must see that the cost of producing a particular commodity [...] unit must be economically viable.

[30] If farmers adopt the cooperative [...] inexpensive irrigation projects which cost only one to two hundred thousand [...] should depend on the type of soil.

[17] In the past, many thinkers stated [...] discovered that the plain truth would cost them public support, they somersaulted. [...] hands; you can judge for yourselves.