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Tuesday 21 March 2017
Beware of Fake Institutes and Universities
Beware of Fake Institutes and Universities
The Hindustan Times (Read news story) and India Today(Read news story) published a story about the list of fake universities and unapproved institutes.
It is reported that Delhi has the highest list of 66 fake colleges and 7 fake universities. There are 279 such technical institutes and 23 fake universities in the country.
Sunday 19 March 2017
CBSE Class 8 - Biology - Cell Organelles, Location and Functions (#cbsenotes)
Cell Organelles, Location and Functions
Organelles | Present In | Description | Function |
---|---|---|---|
Cell Wall | Plants only | Outer most covering, stiff shape, made of cellulose | Protects the cell from temperature variation, inside water pressure and moisture, procvides structural strength |
Cell Membrane | Both plants and animals | Plants inside the cell wall. Animal: thin outermost selectively permeable |
Allows exchange of selected substance, supports the cell, separates the cell from its environment. |
Nucleus | Both plants and animals | Oval shaped body | Control cell activities, transmits genetics characteristics |
Cytoplasm | Both plants and animals | Thick jelly like fluid containing other cell organelles | Site of all life (metabolic) processes, protects cell organelles |
Mitochondria | Both plants and animals | Rod shaped body | Site of respiration, releases energy form sugar, called power house of the cell |
Golgi body | Both plants and animals | Parallel stacked vesicles | packaging and dispatch of proteins and lipids, helps in lysosomes formation |
Endoplasmic reticulum | Both plants and animals | Networks of tubes and membrane | Transportation of materials. |
Ribosomes | Both plants and animals | Small bodies, sometimes attached to endoplasmic reticulum | protein synthesis |
Vacuole | Plant: single and large. Animal: very small or absent |
Sac-like structure in cytoplasm | Stores food and water (cell sap) |
Plastids | Only Plants | Small colored bodies in cytoplasm | Impart color to leaf, flower and fruit |
Lysosomes | Generally animals | Membrane bound sac in cytoplasm filled with digestive enzymes | Eats up(digests) damaged cells and unwanted cell products |
✎Note: See ☛ Class 8 Science - Cell (NCERT Q and A)
☛ Cell - MCQs
☛Cell Structure and Functions (Q and A)
☛ Cell - MCQs
☛Cell Structure and Functions (Q and A)
Saturday 18 March 2017
Friday 17 March 2017
CBSE Class 6 - Science - Food: Where Does It Come From? - Important Points (#cbsenotes)
Food: Where Does It Come From? - Important Points
Different Types of Foods (credits: wikimedia) |
② There is a lot of variety in the food eaten in different regions of India.
③ The main sources of our food are plants and animals.
④ Grains, cereals, vegetables and fruits are plant sources of food.
⑤ Animals provide us milk, eggs and meat.
CBSE (Class 9 HindiB) - कक्षा ९ - हिंदी (बी) पाठ - धूल - कठिन शब्द
पाठ - धूल कठिन शब्द
कक्षा ९ - हिंदी (बी)
लेखक - रामविलास शर्मा
१. खरादा हुआ - सुडौल और चिकना बनाया हुआ ।
२. रेणु - धूल
३. श्रृंगार - सजावट
४. पार्थिवता - पृथ्वी
५. अभिजात - कुलीन
६. प्रसाधन सामग्री - श्रृंगार का सामान
७. गोधूलि -सांयकाल जंगल से लौटते समय गायों के खुर (पैर) से उड़ती हुई धूल
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