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ICSE 12 Political Science

CBSE 12 Politics in India Since Independence

The chapter provides an overview of significant political developments in India over the last two decades, tracing the complexities of coalition politics, the rise of caste-based parties, and the implications of landmark movements such as the Mandal issue and the Ram Janmabhoomi movement. It highlights the changing dynamics of political representation, the emergence of new political forces, and the evolving nature of governance in an increasingly multi-party system. The analysis emphasizes the importance of understanding these transformations in the context of India's democratic framework.

CBSE 12 Political science

Globalisation is a multidimensional concept that encompasses political, economic, and cultural aspects. The chapter explores its implications, focusing on how globalisation affects and is influenced by various entities, particularly highlighting India's position in this global narrative. Additionally, it sheds light on the resistance movements against globalisation, which critically evaluate its effects on local cultures and economies.

ICSE 11 Political Science

The Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) emerged as a coalition of countries that opted for political independence during the Cold War, advocating for peaceful coexistence and sovereignty. Founded on principles of mutual respect and non-interference, NAM sought to provide a platform for developing nations, promoting disarmament and economic cooperation. Despite facing challenges such as a declining influence and internal divisions, NAM continues to address new global issues and serve as a voice for the Global South.