Reshaping India’s Political Map — Social Studies STD 8 — Question

According to James Mill what should be the aim of education?

Why should industries use ecofriendly resources?

Discuss agricultural development

Name the governor general who announced to shift Bahadur Shah Zafar’s family from Red Fort.

'A clean environment is a public facility'. Can you explain this statement?

Look into the history of either tea or coffee plantation in India. See how the life of workers in these plantations was similar to or different from that of workers in indigo plantations.

Amu: Did you notice that the roads in Saidapet were so bumpy and without treetlights? I wonder what the place is like at night.
Kumar: What better can you expect in a slum!
Amu: Why should slums be like that? Shouldn't they have public facilities?
Kumar: I think public facilities are for all those who live in proper houses in colonies. They are the people who pay taxes. Amu: Why do you say that! Slum dwellers are also citizens and they have rights too.
Kumar: Arrey! The government will go bankrupt this way!
Amu: Well, it has to find a way. Can you imagine what it would be like to live in a slum without proper roads, water, electricity?
Kumar: Err....
Amu: Our Constitution recognises many of the public facilities as being a part of the Right to Life. The government must see that these rights are protected so that everyone can lead a decent life.
Whose point of view do you agree with?

Which mineral deposits are found in Australia?

Explain the caste system in our society.

During the time of the Tughlaqs, the Musunuri Nayakas, Telugu chieftains, rallied over 75 more chieftains of the region, formed a confederacy that defeated smaller provinces, formed a confederacy that defeated the Delhi Sultanate forces, and expelled Muhammad bin Tughlaq’s army from Warangal (present-day Telangana) around 1330-1336. Do you think it would have been an easy task to bring together 75 leaders in those days?