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Ik u asked abt the ch weightage but ch wise weightage is not provided in pol.....( two, three) chapters are combined n then given the weightage..... weightage for each ch is not provided...... book 1 is for 40m & book 2 is for 40m thats it..

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Simmi Kakkar? 6 years ago

I already see on the app but i said chapter vice so there is not chapter vice weightage

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. . 6 years ago

Its there in the app~(resources) at the top, click CBSE syllabus and check it...

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What were the challenges that india faced after the independence proposal ?

Posted by Manish Singh Mahamna 6 years ago

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Paoneo Haokip 6 years ago

India faced 3 challenges 1.unity 2.democracy 3.development

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Dan • 6 years ago

◆Partion ◆Integration of states ◆state reorganisation{drawing of internL boundaries} ◆election of 1952 {our first election}

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Relevance of nam in recent times

Posted by Salwa Shaik 6 years ago

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S J 6 years ago

Now that the cold war has ended and the US has become the sole superpower, NAM has shifted its focus from a political mediator to more of an economic institution that promotes growth and development of the underdeveloped or thr newly decolonized countries.

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Dan • 6 years ago

Trying to ensure peace all over the world

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Noncongressism

Posted by Manjistha Rai 6 years ago

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Dan • 6 years ago

Parties opposes ideology and prgms of INC

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Muskan Rattan 6 years ago

The parties that opposed the Congress ideology and programmes got together to form anti Congress front. The socialist leader Ram Manohar Lohia gave this strategy the name of ' non- congressism '.

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Define disarmament

Posted by Nitish Mehta 6 years ago

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Sonu Yadav 6 years ago

Disarmament ...arms control and confidence building are important means and corporation.

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Muskan Rattan 6 years ago

Disarmament is the process of reducing or eliminating military forces and weapons through cooperation, treaties, and oversight. OR Disarmament is not something that can be easily defined in a few words. In truth, there are four key parts to it: Reduction in quantity of military items Formal meeting and treaty to achieve Emphasis on weapons and tools Body or group overseeing the process These four parts lead to a detailed definition, and a detailed plan of action as well. Disarmament is usually focused on weapons, but can include other areas, such as tools and technologies.

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Nuclear policy of india??

Posted by Jas Dhaliwal 6 years ago

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Dan • 6 years ago

Indias nuclear policy was on 1974 means first nuclear test and all was done on that yr

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Muskan Rattan 6 years ago

India has opposed International treaties aimed at non proliferation because they were selectively applicable to the non nuclear powers and legitimised the monopoly of live nuclear weapon powers .Thus India opposed the indefinite extension of the NPT in 1995 and refused to sign thr CTCB . India conducted a series of nuclear tests in may 1998 , demonstrating its capacity to use vulnerability of the region to a nuclear exchange .The international community was extremely critical of the nuclear tests in the subcontinent and sanctions were imposed on both INDIA and PAKISTAN which were subsequently waived . India's nuclear doctrine of credible minimum nuclear deterrence professes "NO FIRST USE" and reiterates India's commitment to global , verifiable and non discriminatory nuclear disarmament , leading to a nuclear weapon-free world

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State that resisted its merge with union of India?

Posted by Muskan Rattan 6 years ago

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Aarohi ? 6 years ago

?Junagarh ?Kashmir

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Aarohi ? 6 years ago

?Bhopal ?Hyderabad ?Travancore ?Manipur

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Dan • 6 years ago

Jas, qus is state and nepal is a country and the answer is j&k

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Jas Dhaliwal 6 years ago

Nepal i think

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How we prepare objective questions ??

Posted by Rashi Awana 6 years ago

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Dan • 6 years ago

Read txt

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Muskan Rattan 6 years ago

For this you have to read the chapters throughly

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This time chances are of indian or world map more in board exam

Posted by Kanwar Harsh 6 years ago

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Muskan Rattan 6 years ago

Indian map

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Can i get 1. Marker question from ch. 7

Posted by Chanchal Gupta 6 years ago

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Muskan Rattan 6 years ago

Chapter 7 of which book ? WORLD POLITICS Or INDIA SINCE INDEPENDENCE

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Are the questions shown in sample paper and in board exams aremfrom same chapters?? Like if que 15 is from ch 6 in sample paper then the que in board will be from same chapter

Posted by Tanishka Sheokand 6 years ago

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Rashi Awana 6 years ago

No,not

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Neeraj Kumar 6 years ago

Not necessary

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Aarohi ? 6 years ago

No it's not like this.!

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From where i cam get detailes discription of cartoons

Posted by Yugam Sehgal 6 years ago

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Muskan Rattan 6 years ago

For this you need to read the chapter thoroughly (specially that particular topic) ...Or you can do is purchase any reference book I suggest to purchase MBD Super Refresher by V.K PURI Hope this helps you Best of luck for your exams ??

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dif party and non party movement

Posted by Sweksha Pandey 6 years ago

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Dan • 6 years ago

●Party based mvmt will get supp from the govt ●Will get financial and economic aid from people, more from its party ●it will get news and social media attention ●it will become popular AND NON PARTY opposite to all the points of party based movmts

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Vikas Kumar 6 years ago

Important question of political science books class 12th of contemporary world politics .

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What Factors led to the declaration of emergency in india on june 25 ,1975?

Posted by Srishti Rawat 6 years ago

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Aarohi ? 6 years ago

?Gujarat riots ?Bihar riots ?Economic instability due to Bangladesh crisis ?Indira Gandhi's conflict with the judiciary ?Railway strike.

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Dan • 6 years ago

Main aim was to bann strikes,demonstations,bandh

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EU stands for

Posted by Khushi Singh 6 years ago

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Shreya Bose 6 years ago

European Union

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explain india and coldwar

Posted by Deepan Jr Deepan Jr 6 years ago

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Imp map and cartoon pliz

Posted by Paoneo Haokip 6 years ago

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Rashi Awana 6 years ago

Last 10 years sample paper se all maps and cartoon kare lo enough hh

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What is cuba missile crise?

Posted by Sukhman Gill 6 years ago

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Aarohi ? 6 years ago

It is given very nicely on page 2 of book 1....you should read it from there.!!!

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Paoneo Haokip 6 years ago

After the 2ww started cold war,during this period the ussr transported there missile over cuba for safety,the news reach america,the american president order the us ship to guard and attack any Soviet Ship heading towards cuba.this clash between us and ussr is known as cuban misile crises

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Identify the event that took place in 1989 which led to the collapse of the 'second world ' and the end of the cold war

Posted by Subh Gupta 6 years ago

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Fall of Berlin Wall in November 1989

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Pooja Km 6 years ago

Fall of berlin wall

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Describe any four steps taken by Indira Gandhi to implement the 'Garibi Hatao' programme

Posted by Balayyae Eppili 6 years ago

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Why is political leaders are sooo corrupted n likeeee tuuuu fckkk 2 randyyyy

Posted by prin****@***** 5 years, 11 months ago

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What were the lessons of the popular movements?

Posted by Harshita Tanwar 6 years ago

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Dan • 6 years ago

Wht....?

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Discuss the effects of emergency on the civil liberaties for citizens.--5 marker

Posted by Saumay Dagar 6 years ago

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Yogita Ingle 6 years ago

Effects on civil liberties for citizens : The government made extensive use of preventive detention. People were arrested on the apprehension that they may commit an offence. The government made large scale arrests during the Emergency. Arrested persons could not challenge their arrest through habeas corpus petitions. Even Supreme Court gave a judgment in favour of the government. Hence, civil liberties for citizens were curtailed.

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Write a short note on NIEO?

Posted by Manbir Singh 6 years ago

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Jas Dhaliwal 6 years ago

Did nieo got changes in 1991 under the leadership of rajiv gandhi??

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Yogita Ingle 6 years ago

NIEO is the New International Economic Order. NIEO was a set of proposals put forward during the 1970s by the developing countries with the following main objectives:
(i) To revise the international economic system in favour of the developing countries.
(if) The developing nations wanted a system that would give them a real control over their natural resources.
(iii) The developing countries wanted to set up a system under which they could get a fairer price for raw materials, and better access for their manufactured goods in the developed countries markets.
(iv) Developing countries must be entitled to regulate and control the activities of the Multinational Corporations (MNCs) .

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Write any two merits and demerits of coalition government?

Posted by Muskan Kaur 6 years ago

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China reforms of 1970(negitive )(positive)

Posted by Kirti Saxena 6 years ago

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who started Vishalandhra movement?

Posted by Nishita Sankit 6 years, 1 month ago

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Dan • 6 years ago

Found by poti sriramulu....

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Yogita Ingle 6 years, 1 month ago

Vishala Andhra movement was started which demanded Telugu speaking areas be seperated from Madras as nearly all the political forces were in favour of it.
Potti Sriramulu, a Congress leader and a veteran Gandhian went on an indefinite fast and ultimately died after 56 days. This caused great unrest and resulted in violent outburst. Even legislators had also resigned from their seats. As a result of these events formation of a separate Andhra state was announced in December 1952.

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Ch 14 ka important question bta do

Posted by Gagan Deep 6 years, 1 month ago

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Simmi Kakkar? 6 years ago

Where is chapter 14??

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What is challenges for the new bulding

Posted by Shatakshi Sharma 6 years, 1 month ago

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Sonu Siwach 6 years, 1 month ago

Tere parents kuch nhi kahenge bas pass hone pr

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Sonu Siwach 6 years, 1 month ago

Plz.. ache no. Le aaiyo

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Sonu Siwach 6 years, 1 month ago

Points thik to answer thik . itna content nhi padhte vo. Aur panic na kriyo. Mera throat sukh gya itna bolne se???????????

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Sonu Siwach 6 years, 1 month ago

Bas paper mein questions points mein likh ke aaiyo. Board wale points pr focus krte h.

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Sonu Siwach 6 years, 1 month ago

1-To shape a nation. 2.To establish democracy. 3.To ensure the development and well being of the entire society.

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Mujhe bass important chapter bta do political science board exam kai lia plzzzzzzz,.........

Posted by Shatakshi Sharma 6 years, 1 month ago

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Sonu Siwach 6 years, 1 month ago

Ab m kaise batau kyunki sabhi chapters imp. h. ?? Bas tu story padh le chapters ki aur paper mein bana ke likh aaiyo. Main YouTube bhi dekhunga imp. questions 2020 ki.

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