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Class VII Social Science Exploring Society India and... 5 milk without o K spilling it meant? d n a a g o The ancient sacred fire continues to burn in Udvada, a short i t e m distance from where the Parsis...
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Class VII Social Science Exploring Society India and... 5 are being made to provide them with better access to education and livelihood options. LET’S EXPLORE What clues do you get about African and Indian...
Class VII Social Science Exploring Society India and... 5 building schools, churches, and cemeteries, and creating a l o lasting cultural impact. Kolkata became a major Armenian hub. K th d y The 18 -centu...
Class VII Social Science Exploring Society India and... 5 Children c S If you happen to visit the Good Maharaja Square in Warsaw, i l Poland, you may be surprised to see this monument (Fig. 5.15). x E Ther...
Class VII Social Science Exploring Society India and... 5 of Nālandā and r a other Buddhist centres of learning (see ‘Turning Tides: 11th and l a C d 12th Centuries’ in this textbook). Many monks left for ...
Class VII Social Science Exploring Society India and... 5 India and lives in Dharamshala (Himachal Pradesh), from where the Central Tibetan Administration functions as a government-in-exile. The Dalai Lama...
Class VII Social Science Exploring Society India and... 6 R E The State, the P A H 6 Government, and You C The greatest punishment for being unwilling to rule is being ruled by someone worse than oneself. ...
Class VII Social Science Exploring Society India and... 6 state (or a nation) is a political organisation that has the | authority to govern a defined territory and its population. n y B A state has four i...
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Class VII Social Science Exploring Society India and... 6 used d interchangeably? r | In real life, we often say “the state did d o this”or“thegovernmentdecidedthat”as e Fig. 6.5. Aerial view of the d Parl...
Class VII Social Science Exploring Society India and... 6 t investigate and y e a m present cases c r to the judiciary o v e G PEOPLE D e n t e t Fig. 6.6. A simplified diagram illustrating the various int...
Class VII Social Science Exploring Society India and... 6 in I detail, we will look at it in a simplified way. y i o British rule in India persisted for nearly two centuries. When g India got Independence,...
Class VII Social Science Exploring Society India and... 6 a Republic that a n Protects the Rights of All c e r n India is a democratic republic, and its o v e o constitution guarantees fundamental D e righ...
Class VII Social Science Exploring Society India and... 6 officers might use their power | unchecked, which would d o threaten citizens’ rights. e d a i So, in a democratic republic, d we have a government...
Class VII Social Science Exploring Society India and... 6 and order. Y If there is no government, society d a will become chaotic with the n c e big fish, i.e., the more powerful, r n eating the smaller fi...
Class VII Social Science Exploring Society India and... 8 his salary every month. Saving all that money in So he decides to deposit the money in his cupboard might not be safe. a bank. Fig. 8.3. (a) Navdee...
Class VII Social Science Exploring Society India and... 6 ‘permanent executive’, this distinction is an inherent part E of India’s parliamentary system, derived from constitutional 152 principles and gover...
Class VII Social Science Exploring Society India and... 6 keep records o – of government work, decisions, and procedures. G 6 Reprint 2026-27 2 r a e a r | d o y B d a i d I t i o S g r Fig. 6.11. The stru...
Class VII Social Science Exploring Society India and... 6 unjustly denied promotion, Muthamma c r m o approached the Supreme Court; a bench led by Justice V.R. D G Krishna Iyer struck down gender-biased pr...
Class VII Social Science Exploring Society India and... 6 of cases of bribery and corruption in public d office? We still encounter many issues that need to be addressed I y — people in difficult socio-eco...
Class VII Social Science Exploring Society India and... 6 power are responsible under this Act, and the information brings transparency for their actions and accountability. and decisions, and are obligate...
Class VII Social Science Exploring Society India and... 6 environmentalists, writers, public figures, teachers, and local villagers. Eventually, in 1983, the Central Government intervened and cancelled the...
Class VII Social Science Exploring Society India and... 6 given by the Constitution. If y fundamental rights are violated, we can go to court to B d address the violations. a d ƒ SafeguardstheConstitutiont...
Class VII Social Science Exploring Society India and... 8 the n B c – government. E 8 Reprint 2026-27 RBI sets rules and regulations regarding — ƒ Printing and distributing Indian currency like banknotes ƒ...