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Analyse the economic effects of globalization on developing nations.

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Chapter: [7] Globalisation
Concept: Economic Consequences

'The culture of the politically & economically dominant society leaves its imprint on a less powerful society.’ Analyse the statement.

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Chapter: [7] Globalisation
Concept: Cultural Consequences

Assertion (A): The Sixth Schedule of the Constitution allows different tribes complete autonomy of preserving their practices and customary laws.

Reason (R): These provisions proved crucial in resolving complex political problems in the Northeast.

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Chapter: [7] Regional Aspirations
Concept: Accommodation and National Integration

Which two political parties were the major partners in the ruling alliance after the 1971 General Election to the Lok Sabha.

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Chapter: [8] Recent Developments in Indian Politics
Concept: Rise of the JD and the BJP

Name the two alliances/fronts that formed the Government at the Centre in 1989 and 1996 respectively.

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Chapter: [8] Recent Developments in Indian Politics
Concept: Increasing Role of Regional Parties and Coalition Politics

Study the above cartoon carefully and answer the following questions:-

  1. Who was head of the Government formed by the National Front in 1989?
  2. Why was the government formed by him called a puppet government?
  3. Identify the puppeteers pulling the strings and the political parties they belong to?

 

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Chapter: [8] Recent Developments in Indian Politics
Concept: Rise of the JD and the BJP

In what way do the coalition governments prove to be more democratic than the oneparty governments?

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Chapter: [8] Recent Developments in Indian Politics
Concept: Coalition Governments - NDA (1998 - 2004) UPA (2004 - 2014) NDA (2014 Onwards)

Which two diametrically opposite political groups supported the National Front Government in 1989?

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Chapter: [8] Recent Developments in Indian Politics
Concept: Rise of the JD and the BJP

Political equations in coalition governments are unstable. How was this concept reflected in the formation of National Front Government in 1989 and United Front Government in 1996?

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Chapter: [8] Recent Developments in Indian Politics
Concept: Coalition Governments - NDA (1998 - 2004) UPA (2004 - 2014) NDA (2014 Onwards)

Explain any three elements of consensus which have emerged among most political parties after the Lok Sabha elections of 2004

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Chapter: [8] Recent Developments in Indian Politics
Concept: Increasing Role of Regional Parties and Coalition Politics

Evaluate the role of SAARC in facilitating the economic cooperation in the South Asian region.

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Chapter: [8] Recent Developments in Indian Politics
Concept: Coalition Governments - NDA (1998 - 2004) UPA (2004 - 2014) NDA (2014 Onwards)

Explicate two features of a Coalition Government.

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Chapter: [8] Recent Developments in Indian Politics
Concept: Coalition Governments - NDA (1998 - 2004) UPA (2004 - 2014) NDA (2014 Onwards)

Critically evaluate the six main issues in Indian politics during the 21st century

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Chapter: [8] Recent Developments in Indian Politics
Concept: Political Rise of Other Backward Classes

Discuss the impact of the relationship between the Judiciary and the Executive during emergency period in India.

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Chapter: [8] Recent Developments in Indian Politics
Concept: Emergence of a New Consensus

While throwing some light on the Mandal Issue, give one reason for anti-Mandal protests in India.

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Chapter: [8] Recent Developments in Indian Politics
Concept: Context of the 1990s

In the given outline political map of India, four states have been marked as (A), (B), (C) and (D). Identify these states on the basis of the information given below and write their correct names in your answer book along with the respective serial numbers of the information used and the concerned alphabets as per the format that follows:

  1. The state where a coalition led by the CPI formed the government in the year 1957.
  2. The state is related to leader Shyama Prasad Mukherjee.
  3. The state is related to Karpuri Thakur, which implemented reservations for the backward class.
  4. The state is related to K. Kamraj, who started the Mid Day Meal program for school students.
Sr. Number for the information used Alphabet Concerned Name of the states
(i) ______ ______
(ii) ______ ______
(iii) ______ ______
(iv) ______ ______

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Chapter: [8] Recent Developments in Indian Politics
Concept: Emergence of a New Consensus

Coalition governments proved to be a boon for democracy in India. Support the statement with three relevant arguments.

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Chapter: [8] Recent Developments in Indian Politics
Concept: Era of Coalitions

What was the time period of 'First Democratic Upsurge' in India?

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Chapter: [8] Recent Developments in Indian Politics
Concept: Context of the 1990s

The decade of ______ was the period of 'Second Democratic Upsurge' in India.

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Chapter: [8] Recent Developments in Indian Politics
Concept: Political Rise of Other Backward Classes

The decade of 'Third Democratic Upsurge' in India was ______.

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Chapter: [8] Recent Developments in Indian Politics
Concept: Participatory Upsurge in 1990s
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