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tofler collects the data from several government websites, company websites and other sources in public domain. all the information you need in one place. q. what is the credibility of company's information provided on the company page?

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tofler collects the data from several government websites, company websites and other sources in public domain. all the information you need in one place. q. what is the credibility of company's information provided on the company page?

first, please check the primary source of the data. currently, this would usually mean the website of the ministry of company affairs of india. many of the queries we get are because the details are not updated in the ministry's records. if this is case, you would have to follow the official procedure...

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is an enlarged image of what a flea looks like - the actual size is quite small but fleas are sometimes visible on animals - though seeing fleas usually suggests a very heavy infestation. the flea's mouthparts are adapted for piercing skin and sucking blood. under a microscope the mouthparts among other

is rounded towards the front rather than elongated. furthermore, the tibiae of its hind legs have eight setae-bearing notches rather than six. photo courtesy of prof. dr. h. mehlhorn, heinrich heine university dusseldorf & intervet international bv epidemiology the flea life cycle begins with flea eggs...

https://www.msd-animal-health.ie/diseases/cats/parasitic-diseases/fleas.aspx

is an enlarged image of what a flea looks like - the actual size is quite small but fleas are sometimes visible on animals - though seeing fleas usually suggests a very heavy infestation. the flea's mouthparts are adapted for piercing skin and sucking blood. under a microscope the mouthparts among other

is rounded towards the front rather than elongated. furthermore, the tibiae of its hind legs have eight setae-bearing notches rather than six. photo courtesy of prof. dr. h. mehlhorn, heinrich heine university dusseldorf & intervet international bv epidemiology the flea life cycle begins with flea eggs...

https://www.msd-animal-health.ie/diseases/dogs/parasitic_disease/fleas/introduction.aspx

is an enlarged image of what a flea looks like - the actual size is quite small but fleas are sometimes visible on animals - though seeing fleas usually suggests a very heavy infestation. the flea's mouthparts are adapted for piercing skin and sucking blood. under a microscope the mouthparts among other

is rounded towards the front rather than elongated. furthermore, the tibiae of its hind legs have eight setae-bearing notches rather than six. photo courtesy of prof. dr. h. mehlhorn, heinrich heine university dusseldorf & intervet international bv epidemiology the flea life cycle begins with flea eggs...

http://www.msd-animal-health.ie/diseases/cats/parasitic-diseases/fleas.aspx

is an enlarged image of what a flea looks like - the actual size is quite small but fleas are sometimes visible on animals - though seeing fleas usually suggests a very heavy infestation. the flea's mouthparts are adapted for piercing skin and sucking blood. under a microscope the mouthparts among other

is rounded towards the front rather than elongated. furthermore, the tibiae of its hind legs have eight setae-bearing notches rather than six. photo courtesy of prof. dr. h. mehlhorn, heinrich heine university dusseldorf & intervet international bv epidemiology the flea life cycle begins with flea eggs...

http://www.msd-animal-health.ie/diseases/dogs/parasitic_disease/fleas/introduction.aspx

consuming a variety of foods; usually including both plants and animals examples of omnivores. from left to right: humans , [ ] dogs [ ] , pigs , walking catfish , american crow , gravel ant . an omnivore ( /ˈɒmnɪvɔːr/ ) is an animal that has the ability to eat and survive on both plant and animal matter

. [ ] obtaining energy and nutrients from plant and animal matter, omnivores digest carbohydrates , protein , fat , and fiber , and metabolize the nutrients and energy of the sources absorbed. [ ] often, they have the ability to incorporate food sources such as algae , fungi , and bacteria into their...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Omnivore

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fresh vegetables walnuts fresh mangoes fresh grapes other fresh fruits others (betel leaves & nuts) processed fruits & vegetables cucumber and gherkins (prepd. & presvd.) processed vegetables mango pulp processed fruits,juices & nuts pulses animal products buffalo meat sheep/ goat meat other meat processed...

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ministry of commerce and industry (department of industrial policy and promotion) number g.s.r.31(e) dated 21st january, 2013 inviting objections and suggestions from all persons likely to be affected thereby before the expiry of forty five days from the date on which copies of the official gazette containing

the notification were made available to the public; and whereas, the copies of the official gazette containing the said notification were made available to the public on 21st january, 2013; and whereas, no objection and suggestions were received by the central government; now therefore, in exercise...

http://www.idma-assn.org/pdf/geographical-indications-of-goods-(forms-&-making-an-appeal-and-fees-therefore)-rules-2013-dt-16-5-2013.pdf

secondary treatment is to provide bod removal beyond what is achievable by simple sedimentation. it also removes appreciable amounts of oil and phenol. in secondary treatment, the dissolved and colloidal organic compounds and color present in wastewater is removed or reduced and to stabilize the organic matter

. this is achieved biologically using bacteria and other microorganisms. textile processing effluents are amenable for biological treatments [ ]. these processes may be aerobic or anaerobic. in aerobic processes, bacteria and other microorganisms consume organic matter as food. they bring about the following...

https://www.textileschool.com/5335/role-of-textile-effluent-treatment-plants-etp-to-control-environmental-pollution/4/