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The primary reason for reorganising State boundaries in India after Independence was to ensure that people speaking the same language lived in the same State. This aimed to preserve cultural identity, improve governance and address regional, ethnic and linguistic differences ...
Education improves human development by increasing literacy, employment and income levels. It enhances health and life expectancy, promotes gender equality and social awareness and reduces poverty. By creating skilled citizens, education drives economic growth and raises overall living standards and ...
Privatisation can boost efficiency and economic growth, but without proper regulation, it can increase inequality and reduce social welfare. A balanced approach—combining private efficiency with government oversight—is essential for inclusive and sustainable development.
The Non-Cooperation Movement spread to rural areas as peasants, workers and tribals joined it against British exploitation. In Awadh, Baba Ramchandra led peasants; tribals in Andhra protested forest laws and farmers in Punjab fought revenue demands—uniting villages in resistance.
Public expression of dissatisfaction, such as protests or petitions, strengthens democracy. It allows citizens to voice concerns, hold leaders accountable, influence policies and correct injustices, ensuring that governance reflects the people’s needs and promotes transparency and participation.
