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(1) Premchand's novel sewasadan lifted the hindi novel from simple entertainment to a serious reflection on the lives of ordinary people and social issues. (2) Issues like child marriage and dowry are woven into the novel (3) Premchand's characters created a community based on democratic values. (4) The character in Rangbhoomi - Surdas is a visually impaired beggar from the most oppressed section of the society.........

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Why was rowlatt act considered oppressive

Posted by Yogesh Yarav 8 years ago

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Himanshu Jha 8 years ago

Because most of the powers are given to milltants and they created a havoc between people

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What is nationalism ?

Posted by Aakash Rai 8 years ago

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Varshita Alchoni 8 years ago

Nationalism is a political,social,and economic system charaterized by promoting the interest of a particular nation or ethnic group.

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~Vihaan ~ 8 years ago

It involves a strong identification of a group of individuals with a political entity defined in national terms i.e a nation

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The important questions given in this app... is it really important ??

Posted by Khushi Prasad 8 years ago

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Sakshi Jaiswal 8 years ago

Don't know

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Khushi Prasad 8 years ago

Ok?

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~Vihaan ~ 8 years ago

Don't be panic I think question will be easy if u have completed NCERT topics

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Khushi Prasad 8 years ago

Ok tq..

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~Vihaan ~ 8 years ago

Don't know..u should read NCERT instead of learning from these apps

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Khushi Prasad 8 years ago

Plz tell

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~Vihaan ~ 8 years ago

Kl pata chal jayega!!

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At which level of government in india 1/3 seats are reserved for women?

Posted by Navdeep Kaur Kaur 8 years ago

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Sakshi Jaiswal 8 years ago

Local leval

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Varshita Alchoni 8 years ago

Local level such as panchayat and municipality

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Aastha Bhargava 8 years ago

Panchayat and municipalities

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Social science main kitne marks aa jayenge

Posted by Bhupinder Singh 8 years ago

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Bhupinder Singh 8 years ago

Mujhe to ek din ka hi break mila Parson hi punjabi ka diyaa hai

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Harshit Joshi 8 years ago

Ok thanks. all the best Vivek

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~Vihaan ~ 8 years ago

AVI bhi time hai main topics yaad kr lo NCERT se outside ek bhi question nai hoga

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Harshit Joshi 8 years ago

I will get 50+ but want 70+ what should i do??

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~Vihaan ~ 8 years ago

5 days ka break tha that was enough to revise ssc

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Bhupinder Singh 8 years ago

Mere to 40-50 boht hain

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~Vihaan ~ 8 years ago

Yes harshit

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Harshit Joshi 8 years ago

Vivek Have you read all

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~Vihaan ~ 8 years ago

76 above..!

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What was protestant reformation?? Plz.. reply fast..

Posted by Samaira Sen 8 years ago

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Aastha Bhargava 8 years ago

Martin Luther king wrote ninth five these critising the practices and rituals of roman catholic church.It challenged the church to debate his ideas .This led to division between the church beginning of protestant reformation

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Samaira Sen 8 years ago

Thanx...??

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Harshit Joshi 8 years ago

When any one print bad things ( related to religion) it was Written in an index by Church. This is called Protestant Reformation

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Harshit Joshi 8 years ago

It began when Martin Luther king criticised many of practices and rituald of roman catholic church

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Harshit Joshi 8 years ago

Well you may see book it would be written in that

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Harshit Joshi 8 years ago

Sorry but i haven't read this ch yet.

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Samaira Sen 5 years, 11 months ago

??????

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Samaira Sen 8 years ago

Print,culture and the modern world.

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Harshit Joshi 8 years ago

From which ch is it

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Difference between political party and pressure group

Posted by Himanshu Gupta 8 years ago

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Shamanth Koggi 8 years ago

this chapter is not there

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~Vihaan ~ 8 years ago

Political parties are organised groups of people which contest election and holds the power in the government. Pressure groups are the organisations that attempt to influence the policies of the government to safeguard their own interests

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How did French artist personify liberty?

Posted by Jayant Sankhala 8 years ago

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Himanshu Jha 8 years ago

By an female figure

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Fnshd reading??(Social Science)

Posted by Ifra Taskeen 8 years ago

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Harshit Joshi 8 years ago

Among print culture and novels which is easy?

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Samaira Sen 8 years ago

Almost..

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Deekshith Reddy 8 years ago

Yes*

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Deekshith Reddy 8 years ago

Ues

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Harshit Joshi 8 years ago

Hey are you reading ncert questions also?

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Harshit Joshi 8 years ago

History is little bit left

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Deekshith Reddy 8 years ago

No......

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~Vihaan ~ 8 years ago

Yes..

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What is rollact act

Posted by Akshith Shankar 8 years ago

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Aastha Bhargava 8 years ago

Rowatt act was passed by imperial legislative council .Rowatt act gave enormous powers to the government and allowed detention of political prisoners for two years without any trial for two years

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Deekshith Reddy 8 years ago

That is rowlatt act..........

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Rollact act

Posted by Akshith Shankar 8 years ago

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Harshit Joshi 8 years ago

Hey ut is Rowlatt Act

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What is a nation

Posted by Mukul Kumar 8 years ago

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Shamanth Koggi 8 years ago

A nation is the culmination of a long past of endeavours , sacrifice and devotion

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Himanshu Jha 8 years ago

Nation is an geographical area which people have a common identity common culture tradition customs or in short which derives commonness ..

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Mukul Kumar 8 years ago

Please answer this question earlier

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Why did indian government trade barriers after independence?

Posted by Navdeep Kaur Kaur 8 years ago

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Vasundhra Vishwakarma 8 years ago

Govt. did so to prevent exploitation of local companies by foreign companies. Also, to give time to the new emerging companies to establish their position.

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Himanshu Jha 8 years ago

Because it protect ts the small scale industry or poor peasents from exploitation of foreign goods

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Navdeep Kaur Kaur 8 years ago

Government put* trade

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Demcory

Posted by Amit Kumar 8 years ago

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Samaira Sen 8 years ago

What ????

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Popular struggles and movement is in the syllabus or not

Posted by Vivek Mehta 8 years ago

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Shamanth Koggi 8 years ago

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Deekshith Reddy 8 years ago

Nope

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Sneha Mourya 8 years ago

Not

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Mani Vaibhav 8 years ago

No,it's not there

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~Vihaan ~ 8 years ago

Not in the syllabus

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How are the 3 sectors of economy interdependent??

Posted by Priya Tiwari 8 years ago

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Navdeep Kaur Kaur 8 years ago

It's is like food chain If we doesnt produce goods {primary sector} then what we give to industries { secondary sector} I hope this will help u☺️

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~Vihaan ~ 8 years ago

(1). All that is produced in the primary sector is of no use until it undergoes a change into finished product which is not possible without transportation. (2). Secondary sector is the manufacturing sector. To make these products and to sell them in the market , we need transportation (3). For moving from primary to secondary sector and further to the market , requires services of trades at different services. For all this we cannot think of working without transportation.

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Himanshu Jha 8 years ago

They all need each others help like if transportation workers not ready for driving goods or go on strike than all goods in the market left on and this affect the primary sector as well as the secondary sector because If they don't get raw material than what will they produce in to final products

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What will happen if religion and politics go hand in hand?

Posted by Vaishnavi Rathore 8 years ago

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Samaira Sen 8 years ago

Then either politics will stay or religion.

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What is caste In politics mean ?

Posted by Chithra Prasanth 8 years ago

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Explain the globalization

Posted by Priyanshu Dubey 8 years ago

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Mayank Srivastav 8 years ago

It is the process of saying of goods or other materials from one country to another

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Name the best variety of iron ore found in India?

Posted by Priya Tiwari 8 years ago

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Himanshu Jha 8 years ago

Megnatite is the best and second one is the hematite

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What is meant by palar pani??

Posted by Sunidhi Pareek 8 years ago

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Sunidhi Pareek 8 years ago

Thank u guys✌✌ Hope u all score very good marks in exam All the very best..

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Himanshu Jha 8 years ago

Harvested water

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Harshit Joshi 8 years ago

Yes rain water.

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Priya Tiwari 8 years ago

Yes

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Sunidhi Pareek 8 years ago

Are u sure..

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Priya Tiwari 8 years ago

Rain water

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Why people did not afford to buy manuscripts

Posted by Govind Gadia 8 years ago

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Himanshu Jha 8 years ago

Because they r not easily handle and r fragile

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Samaira Sen 8 years ago

Because they r hand written and hence costly.

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Priya Tiwari 8 years ago

Bcuz it is not easy for handling and fragile

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Expand the definition of democracy.. Make sure it is of 3 marks..

Posted by Sunidhi Pareek 8 years ago

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Sunidhi Pareek 8 years ago

That's what I am saying that it is of three marks and should be written in minimum three points..

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Harshit Joshi 8 years ago

Right answer but sneha it would not let you give 3 marks. For 3 marks it should be explained some more Sneha

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Sneha Mourya 8 years ago

Democracy is the form of government in which rulers are elected by the people take all major decisions.

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Positive aspects of caste in politics

Posted by Vipin Kumar 8 years ago

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Harjan Preet 8 years ago

No parliamentary constituency in the country has a clear majority of votes from a particular caste .so they have to win the confidence of more than one caste to win the election. Political parties put up candidate of the same caste ..the ruling mp or mla lose the election.this would not have happened if the castes are reserved in political preferences

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~Vihaan ~ 8 years ago

No parliamentary constituency in the country has clear majority of one single cast. Every party need to win the confidence of more than one caste and community to win an Election. No party wins the votes of all the voters of a caste or community. Many political parties may put up candidates from the same caste. The ruling party and the sitting MP or MLA frequently lose elections in our country.

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Popular struggles is coming or not in the civics

Posted by Bhuwanjeet Chawla 8 years ago

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