Statement: The education of a student at collegiate level, not taking into account maintenance expenses, costs four hundred rupees a year. Collegiate education is thus drawing heavily upon the national resources of an impoverished community. So college education should be restricted to a brilliant few.

Assumptions:

1. Our resources are very limited.
2. Only a few students should be admitted to the colleges.

Assumptions:

1. The assurance is not genuine.
2. People want their money to grow.

Assumptions:

1. Courts can intervene in matters of dispute between employer and employees.
2. It is obligatory for the employer to pay the Provident Fund contribution to the employees.

Assumptions:

1. He may incur loss on his investment.
2. He may gain from his investment.

Assumptions:

1. People do not ask about your tailor if your suit is not good.
2. The people want to know the criterion of an excellent suit.

Assumptions:

1. The children consider teachers as their models.
2. A large amount of children's time is spent in school.

Assumptions:

1. B wishes to go to Jammu.
2. A gives advice to everybody.

Assumptions:

1. Inequality is a man-made phenomenon.
2. No person would voluntarily part with what he possesses.

Assumptions:

1. People do not desire to keep their city clean.
2. The Civil Council has failed in its campaign.

Assumptions:

1. People may stop using ground water if the farmers continue to use pesticides indiscriminately.
2. Farmers may refrain from using pesticides indiscriminately.

Assumptions:

1. If your product is not good, your spend more on advertisement.
2. Some people are tempted to buy a product by the advertisement.