Co > References for ‘cottage’

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[31] [We look upon the gods as our relatives, [...] vision of the Lord in our little cottage. We have seen the image of our [...] sentimentality of Bengali hearts.]

[20] Ut́a means “that which [...] its colloquial meaning is “cottage” or “hut”. Ut́ [...] “that industry which is done in a cottage” – cottage industry. One should keep in mind [...] ut́t́ha → ut́a.

[60] The prince returned to his cottage with a heavy heart. So many thoughts [...] human being bears no value.”

[5] The geographical features and environment [...] Once there were some medium-scale cottage industries, but these are gradually [...] severe psycho-economic exploitation.

[10] The amount of power needed to supply [...] the Bay of Bengal. Small-scale cottage industries can be started in every [...] supplementary source of power generation.

[13] In the coastal areas of South Bengal [...] their unemployment problems, while cottage industries, small-scale industries [...] and a higher standard of living.

[94] Ans.: – Nothing in this universe [...] when industries were essentially cottage industries, families used to work [...] was not improper in those days.

[134] Mat stick is a grass of the paddy [...] making using mat stick is a large cottage industry in Midnapur. Mat stick is grown in Midnapur and Lontai.

[281] This will not be done merely by [...] power supply and the expansion of cottage industries in the villages are the paramount needs of the hour. By cottage industries, I do not mean old [...] decentralization is an economic necessity.

[8] The worst type of sin is called [...] treacherous deed stole Sita from her cottage. So when Ravana was not dressed [...] in the disguise of a sannyasin.

[24] PRÉCIS-WRITING [...] Lanka, kidnapped Sita from their cottage in the forest. After a long fight [...] Norman conquest). –Eds.

[94] Ans.: – Nothing in this universe [...] when industries were essentially cottage industries, families used to work [...] was not improper in those days.

[9] Answer: Nothing in this [...] when industries were essentially cottage industries, families used to work [...] the basis of their profession.

[10] There are several common points [...] students homes. Medical units. Cottage industries. Dairy Farms. Plantations.

[112] Kut́a also means [...] of kut́a is “cottage”.

[62] Although there are various species [...] weavers’ villages of Bengal.The cottage industry of tasar is now in its death throes. Tantiipara also shares the same fate.

[57] One day, a long time after that [...] wood. After a while he came to a cottage and saw Queen Duyo sitting outside. [...] selling her homemade coconut sweets.

[1] Self-reliance is the main objective [...] the proper use of fertilizers, cottage industries, energy production, [...] self-reliant, and should be adopted.

[61] Cottage Industries

[62] Various types of cottage industries should be established [...] of raw materials. Some types of cottage industries include the following:

[73] These are just a few examples of [...] flour with grinding machines. If cottage industries are properly established, poor local people will enjoy immediate economic benefits.

[26] “At least once in your life [...] place of pilgrimage – then a cottage in heaven will be reserved for [...] countries, all directions, are equal.

[6] Until PROUT is established, however, [...] the widespread establishment of cottage industries; proper agricultural [...] infrastructure, such as railways.

[119] We can manufacture four by-products [...] can be made in every house as a cottage industry, and women and children [...] used to wear fine jute clothing.

[1] Small-scale cottage industries can be started in every [...] widespread unemployment problem.

[1] A rural economy should not depend solely on cottage industries, otherwise the economic welfare of the rural population will be jeopardized. If cottage industries are properly organized, [...] the responsibility of supplying cottage industries with raw materials so that they do not suffer from scarcity.

[8] The British East India Company [...] pledge from those who worked in cottage industries that they would buy [...] being developed in Manchester.

[17] Today there are too many obstacles [...] electricity and the expansion of cottage industries in villages are of paramount necessity today. By cottage industries I do not mean outdated, primitive handicrafts. Cottage industries must be efficient, [...] police can easily detect them.

[1] At the beginning of civilization, [...] arts and crafts were produced in cottage industries. Men, women, boys and [...] that existed were decentralized.

[26] The industrial system must also [...] economic welfare. Most small-scale and cottage industries will be in the hands [...] sector to ensure a balanced economy.

[27] A rural economy should not depend solely on cottage industries, otherwise the economic welfare of the rural population will be jeopardized. If cottage industries are properly organized, [...] the responsibility of supplying cottage industries with raw materials so that they do not suffer from scarcity.

[28] The local administration will also [...] batteries are produced through cottage industries, power should be supplied [...] supply power as a key industry.

[29] All kinds of industrial activities from key industries to cottage industries should be organized [...] development of the area is undermined.

[18] The soil of the southern and southeast [...] is the potentiality to develop cottage industries.