In which state or union territory do you live

Asked by admin @ 16/08/2021 in World Languages viewed by 441 People

1. In which state or union territory do

you live?2. What is the capital of that state or unionterritory?3. In which city do you live?4. Which language do most of the peoplespeak in your city?

Answered by admin @ 16/08/2021

Answer:

1. Kerala

2. Trivandrum

3. Calicut

4. Malayalam

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The purpose of the State of the Union address is to provide the opportunity for the House to address the President about concerns regarding policies proposed by the Senate Senate …

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The first organized union in the United States was the:

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The state of the Union Address is the most important annual speech given by the President of the United States. Briefly outline the history and purpose of the speech

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Asked by admin @ 28/10/2021 in History viewed by 357 persons

A main purpose of the president’s State of the Union address is to identify major policy issues. explain Supreme Court decisions. challenge congressional policies. defend executive branch decisions.