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This document discusses the meaning of equality and inequality in India. It explains that the Indian constitution recognizes all people as equal regardless of caste, religion, gender or background. However, inequality still exists in practice, as seen through the experiences of Dalits facing discrimination in schools and society. The government has tried to promote equality through schemes like midday meals in schools, which have increased attendance and reduced caste prejudice. However, a change in mindset is still needed to overcome inequality fully and ensure all people feel equal dignity and respect. Internationally, other countries also still face issues of inequality, as seen in the civil rights movement in the USA that protested racial discrimination against African Americans.

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Water resources in India are under threat due to increasing demand and reduced replenishment of groundwater supplies. Only 30% of freshwater is available, and India ranks low in available water per person globally. Large parts of India will face absolute water scarcity by 2025 if problems are not addressed. Traditional methods of rainwater harvesting and watershed management are being revived and adapted to modern needs to help conserve water resources.

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The document discusses the meaning of equality and inequality in India. It explains that India guarantees universal adult franchise, allowing all adults over 18 to vote regardless of personal attributes. However, many poor people face challenges in exercising this democratic right due to work responsibilities and family duties. The document also discusses forms of inequality like the caste system and religious discrimination. It outlines government schemes aimed at promoting equality, such as midday meal programs in schools. International examples of struggles for equality like the U.S. civil rights movement are also presented.

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The document summarizes India's river systems. It describes how rivers originate and flow through different stages from youthful to mature to older. It notes that India's river systems can be categorized as Himalayan or peninsular rivers. Himalayan rivers originate in the Himalayas and are longer and perennial, while peninsular rivers originate in the Deccan plateau and are shorter, drying up in summer. It provides details on the Indus river system, the longest in India, describing its source, tributaries, and flow through India and Pakistan before draining into the Arabian Sea. It mentions the Indus Waters Treaty between India and Pakistan that allocates water rights.

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The document discusses the key characteristics of living beings, including growth, reproduction, metabolism, response to external stimuli, and nomenclature and identification. It describes the general rules for biological naming conventions, with names written in Latin and containing a genus and species term. The document also outlines the taxonomic hierarchy used to classify organisms, from species up to kingdom, with examples provided of how organisms are grouped at each categorical level.

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India has high biodiversity due to its variety of flora and fauna species. It is considered a megadiverse country, containing about 8% of the world's known species. Many species are endangered or vulnerable due to habitat loss from causes like agricultural expansion, development projects, mining, and unequal resource access. The Wildlife Protection Act of 1972 established protections for wildlife habitats and species. More recent conservation efforts focus on biodiversity preservation and involve local communities, recognizing their stake in long-term sustainability of forests and livelihoods.

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The Indian Constitution lays out the fundamental political principles and establishes three branches of government - the legislature, executive, and judiciary. It creates a federal structure with a central government and state governments. Some key features include guaranteeing fundamental rights to all citizens, parliamentary democracy, secularism, and separation of powers among the branches of government. The Constitution aims to establish both equality and freedom for all people in India.

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The document provides information about forest and wildlife resources in India. It discusses biodiversity in different geographical areas and lists some endangered species in India. It describes the classification of species by the IUCN as normal, rare, vulnerable or endangered. It identifies some key causes for the depletion of flora and fauna such as agricultural expansion, development projects, mining, and unequal access to resources. It also discusses the social effects of resource depletion and some conservation methods and policies in India like the Wildlife Protection Act and Project Tiger.

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The document discusses river drainage systems in India. It explains that a river system includes a main river and its tributaries, and the area drained by a river and its tributaries is called a drainage basin. Some of the largest drainage basins in the world include the Ganges River basin in India, the Nile River basin in Africa, and the Amazon River basin in South America. It also describes the three stages in a river's journey - the youthful stage involving vertical erosion, the mature stage involving lateral erosion and landforms like meanders, and the older stage where a river flows slowly and mainly involves deposition of silt and sand to form landforms like deltas.

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Globalization has impacted Indian agriculture in several ways. When European traders first came to India, they exported black pepper and spices. During British rule, India became a major exporter of raw materials like cotton. However, in the modern context, Indian farmers struggle to compete with Western farmers who receive large subsidies. As a result, demand for Indian agricultural goods is low internationally. Additionally, overuse of fertilizers and irrigation has caused farm production levels to fall in India. Experts suggest organic farming as a solution to increase production given India's large population dependent on limited farm land.

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