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Class 11Equality— NCERT Polity, Chapter 3. Equality rests on the idea that all human beings have equal worth because of their common humanity. It inspired the French Revolution and anti-colonial struggles and is…
Class 12Recent Developments in Indian Politics— NCERT Polity, Chapter 8. The last chapter surveys politics after 1989. Five developments set the stage: the Congress's defeat in 1989 (415 seats in 1984 to 197), ending the ‘Congress system’…
Class 12Patterns of Social Inequality and Exclusion— NCERT Sociology, Chapter 5. Inequality and exclusion are so everyday in India that they seem natural or deserved; this chapter shows they are social — about groups, not just individuals; not only…
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