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Explain any two problems of the ‘global ecology’ arising due to indiscriminate use of resources.
Indiscriminate exploitation of natural resources has created major global ecological issues. Deforestation reduces forest cover, leading to soil erosion and biodiversity loss. Overuse of fossil fuels causes global warming and climate change. These issues result in melting glaciers, rising sea levelsRead more
Indiscriminate exploitation of natural resources has created major global ecological issues. Deforestation reduces forest cover, leading to soil erosion and biodiversity loss. Overuse of fossil fuels causes global warming and climate change. These issues result in melting glaciers, rising sea levels, and severe weather events that endanger global environmental stability.
See lessSuggest any two measures to remove gender inequality.
To remove gender inequality, equal access to quality education for girls and employment opportunities must be ensured. Women should receive equal pay for equal work and be represented in politics and administration. Awareness campaigns and strict enforcement of gender equality laws can create a moreRead more
To remove gender inequality, equal access to quality education for girls and employment opportunities must be ensured. Women should receive equal pay for equal work and be represented in politics and administration. Awareness campaigns and strict enforcement of gender equality laws can create a more inclusive and fair society.
See lessHow did the process of liberalisation initiated in India in the 1990s, promote globalisation? Explain.
The 1991 liberalisation policy opened Indian markets by reducing import restrictions and encouraging foreign investment. It enhanced international trade, improved competition, and attracted global industries to India. This process connected India’s economy with global markets, creating more employmeRead more
The 1991 liberalisation policy opened Indian markets by reducing import restrictions and encouraging foreign investment. It enhanced international trade, improved competition, and attracted global industries to India. This process connected India’s economy with global markets, creating more employment, technological advancement, and faster economic growth through globalisation.
See less“That democratic system of government is considered good in which maximum number of citizens are made stakeholders in political power”. Explain the statement with suitable arguments.
A successful democracy allows maximum citizen participation in political power. It ensures equality, fairness, and accountability in governance. When people are active stakeholders, they influence policy-making, elect responsible leaders, and safeguard their rights. This inclusive participation streRead more
A successful democracy allows maximum citizen participation in political power. It ensures equality, fairness, and accountability in governance. When people are active stakeholders, they influence policy-making, elect responsible leaders, and safeguard their rights. This inclusive participation strengthens democracy and promotes social harmony and political stability.
See lessExplain the importance of political parties in democracy.
Political parties are the backbone of democracy. They organize elections, frame public policies, and bridge the gap between citizens and the government. Parties express diverse opinions, form governments, and provide political stability. Without them, democracy would lack direction, representation,Read more
Political parties are the backbone of democracy. They organize elections, frame public policies, and bridge the gap between citizens and the government. Parties express diverse opinions, form governments, and provide political stability. Without them, democracy would lack direction, representation, and accountability.
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