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vegetables and fruits vegetables and fruits Bedrock: Bedrock refers to the original rock from which new rocks and soils are derived through weather... |
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the soil from losing specific nutrients. Equally important was multiple cropping where multiple crops were grown in the same field. This reduced th... |
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agriculture. Without it, o P crops cannot grow. The availability of water is a significant e t g factor that determines how farming is done in diff... |
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systems include phad systems, and bamboo drip irrigation. Farmers also create small ponds that collect rainwater and provide moisture to the soil f... |
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had a significant impact on India’s agricultural t a landscape, enabling farming 7 even in areas with low rainfall. d r It has helped to increase c... |
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the plant later produces are not suitable for planting in the next season. This has drawn l criticism because it creates a dependency of farmers on... |
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aligned with natural y cycles, such as the ṛitu chakra (cycle of seasons), and often B d rely on family involvement and domestic animals. Examples... |
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n S a h and water by pesticides and d – Fig. 1.19. Stamp released to mark the I 1 revolution in wheat production in India. fertilisers, damage to h... |
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long term harmful effects. The use of chemicals pollutes water sources (they dissolve and enter water), and disrupts the ecosystem by harming impor... |
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assistance through schemes for crop insurance like the Pradhan r Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana. Finally, the government purchases P 7 important crops fr... |
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so on. Where h t g possible, they collect forest produce. Many grow trees on n i the bunds for fruit and timber. Diversity builds resilience. d r a... |
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many as 2,300 every day, according to some r P estimates — have been compelled to abandon agriculture. With 7 new approaches such as those describe... |
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and excitement. is a gas that doesn’t react with paper or This day carries a deep significance — it marks the coming into effect of the Indian Cons... |
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strong team that has won the tournament two years in a row. They are aiming n i to win a third time, a hat-trick. The match is on, and a player c d... |
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India has 25 parts and 12 schedules. Each part has sections within it. It is the world’s largest written constitution. When it came into effect, it... |
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equality amongst the great nations of the world. d r — Dr. Sachidananda Sinha, I n President of the Constituent Assembly at the start of A — the pr... |
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and your estimate of the rulers? Write a letter on this to your friend living in Kanchipuram. 2. Emperors and kings during this period controlled o... |
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and Justice minister of independent India (Fig. 10.3). a P e d r | d o e d a i d : t c S g r l x E Fig. 10.3. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar (seated, centre) wi... |
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G 1 provided answers to many of Fig. 10.4.1. Workings of the Constituent Assembly the ‘how’ and ‘what’ questions: 215 Reprint 2026-27 Chapter 10.in... |
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been a great emphasis on the duties and role of the people in governance. Itwas,therefore,quitenaturalthattheConstitutionmakerswould incorporate th... |
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Orissan n sculptures r l x E Reprint 2026-27 Chapter 10.indd 218 08-04-2025 12:55:01 Fig. 10.10. An image of Naṭarāja Fig. 10.11. Scenes from a Mah... |
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a few of the Fundamental Duties and Rights (which are listed : t in full in the beginning of all NCERT textbooks). The Directive c S Principles of ... |
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which has been postulated for — i the purposes of this Constitution, but is an ideal that has a n c f long been cherished by India, though social c... |
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f. if a parent or guardian, to provide S opportunities for education to his or i her child or, as the case may be, ward l x between the age of six ... |
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a legal document but also a n t e n work of art. Calligrapher Prem Behari Narain Raizada wrote n C its text by hand, while Nandalal Bose and his te... |
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