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(c) Why does the author say that Gandhi’s view about Congress’ future was romantic? LET US DO IT TOGETHER Make a chart of elections and governments... |
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Inthischapter… In the last two chapters we have studied how the leaders of independent India responded to the challenges of nation-building and est... |
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displacement from their home and livelihood. The environmentalists fear that mining and industry would pollute the environment. The central governm... |
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The of major decisions like this. Each of these decisions could demonstration was organised by the not be made independent of other such decisions.... |
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and required consultations among political parties and approval of the public. That is why we need to study the process of development as a part of... |
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these two ideologies and read about the ‘cold war’ modern? Is that possible? between the two super powers. There were many in India then who were d... |
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It has an advisory role and its actually followed these recommendations become effective only when the Union Cabinet approved objectives in practic... |
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some ancient Tamil poetry in chapters that apparently deal with geography; a discussion on the uses of the sari in a chapter on cultural heritage; ... |
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Examine the map of this small city (Fig. 1.1). Imagine that you just got off a train at the railway station, and you want to visit the bank marked ... |
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India or even the whole world. In a map, you look at the surface as if you are viewing it from the top. An atlas is a book or collection of maps. A... |
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Draw a simple map of a school’s playground. Let us assume it is a rectangle, 40 m in length and 30 m in width. Draw it precisely with your ruler on... |
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or a country to draw them all. Instead, a symbol is used to represent these features — symbols for different kinds of buildings (for instance a rai... |
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t have just three or four large pieces of the skin; then try and B n n a flatten them on a table — you will see that you cannot do it a n d L witho... |
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moving the queen’s a e pawn two squares forward (a t o very common opening). So, c the pawn is said to have moved from d2 to d4. P g t LET’S EXPLOR... |
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90° North and 90° South respectively; this B d d a is noted 90°N and 90°S. a n i L I d There is a connection between latitude and climate. Around y... |
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by measuring the longitude of a place, we will also be measuring the time at that place. Let us see how. To measure longitudes, we need to define a... |
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grid for the globe; they are also called grid lines. LET’S EXPLORE If the globe or atlas in your class has well-marked latitudes and longitudes, tr... |
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Fig. 1.5. The Ujjayinī prime meridian used in ancient Indian astronomy. Cities l i x n marked with a circle are mentioned in astronomical texts as ... |
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Meridian at 0 . Each colour is a zone of 15° g d r a centred on a meridian. p d E I 20 LET’S EXPLORE Two friends, one sitting in Porbandar (Gujarat... |
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or subtracted from GMT if they have a a L negative sign. – 21 Not to scale Fig. 1.8. A world map of the time zones, showing the standard times (wit... |
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very useful tool to represent an area of the Earth, h n whether small or large. The main components of maps are s distance, direction and symbols. ... |
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R T Grassroots Democracy – Part 1 P A Governance H 10 C “rājānam dharmagoptāram dharmo rakṣhati rakṣhitah” “The ruler protects dharma and dharma pr... |
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e d y life with different sets of rules, and ensuring that they are a r i o followed, is called governance. The group of individuals n m : D or the... |
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had to send a payment to some business, they would queue up at theirbanktoobtainademanddraft,whichwouldthenhave to be sent by post. You have probab... |
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conceived and fair to all. LET’S EXPLORE Explain how the three government organs are at work in the case of the cyber criminals described above. Ho... |
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