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This post is not sponsored and these are just my personals opinions. Please don't feel offended. Class 10.. who isn't scared of class 10. It is in class 10th that you get to face different kinds of pressures such as giving board exams for the first time,peer pressure, pressure from relatives, pressure from those annoying aunties who keep asking you about your grades, .. well, you get the idea. Students are under a lot of pressure to perform well in academics. And with that being said, here are some of the best books, which in my opinion, will help you a lot in class 10. 1) ALL IN ONE When it comes to board exams, you need to study each and every topic thoroughly, and this book is one of the best which you can have to get an in-depth knowledge on each and every topic . They also come with questions from previous year board exam papers and give you some more questions to learn and thus, strengthen your preparation. Believe me, this book will help you a lot in studying each and e...

  Drainage..... sounds like an easy english word with a simple meaning.But that's not the case in geography.In geography, drainage acquires a whole new meaning, WANNA KNOW ABOUT WHAT DRAINAGE MEANS IN GEOGRAPHY..... THEN LETS GET STARTED!!! A drainage system is defined as the river system of an area. on the basis of area drained, river basins have been classified into 3 categories::- 1)major  2)medium  3)minor major:- river basin with catchment area of more than 20000 square km. medium:- river basins having a catchment area from 2000-20000 square km. minor:- river basin with catchment area of less than 2000 square km. India has 113 river basins (14 major,44 medium , 55 minor) the top 5 major river basins in descending order are:- 1)ganga  2)indus  3)godavari  4)krishna  5)brahmaputra the major himalayan rivers of india are ganga,indus and brahmaputra. now,lets start first with the indus river system. here are a few facts about the indus river system. I...

 consumer protection act  :- 1986 consumer protection act is also known as COPRA in 1985, united nations adopted guidelines for consumer protection. They created a body known as consumer international list of consumer rights :-  1)right to safety 2)right to be informed 3)right to choose 4)right to seek redressal consumer rights movement is not strong enough under COPRA,  1 3 tier quasi-judicial machinery at the district, state and national level was set up for redressal of consumer disputes. the district level deals with cases involving claims upto 20 lakhs. the state level deals with cases involving claims from 20 lakhs to 1 crore. the national level deals with cases involving claims exceeding 1 crore. the ISI mark is for assuring quality of non food products. the Agmark is for assuring quality of food products. it is mandatory on the part of producers to get verified by BIS. BIS :- Bureau of Indian Standards. people participate in market as both consumers and produ...

RESOURCE:- everything availbale in our environment which can be used to satisfy our needs, provided it is technologically accessible ,economically feasible and culturally acceptable is called a resource. human begins interact with nature through technology and create institutions to accelerate their economic development. resources can be classified in 4 ways:-  1)on the basis of origin (biotic and abiotic) 2)on the basis of exhaustiblity(renewable and non renewable) 3)on the basis of ownership (individual, community and national) 4)on the basis of status of development (potential, developedstock and reserved) example of private resources:-land,houses,buildings,plantation,etc. examples of community resources:-grazing grounds, burial sites ,ponds,public parks,picnic spots,playgrounds,etc. technically all the resources belong to the nation. the country can acquire even private property for public good. ***ALL THE MINERALS ,WATER RESOURCES,FORESTS,WILDLIFE,LAND WITHIN POLITICAL BOUNDAR...

 sri lanka still continues to be a unitary form of government. examples of coming together federations: U.S.A , switzerland, and australia. examples of holding together federations:- india,spain,belgium. the constitution provides a 3 fold distribution of power between the state and the central government. subjects of union list:- national defence,currency,foreign affairs,banking and communication. subjects of state list: police,trade,commerce,agriculture, irrigation,etc. subjects of concurrent list:- education, forest, trade unions,marriage,adoption,succession,etc. the union government has the power to make laws of residuary subjects. in case of conflicts in law making on subjects included in the concurrent list, the law made by the central government will prevail. Jammu and Kashmir has its own special constitution. indians who do not are not permanent residents of Jammu and Kashmir cannot buy land or house there. the union territories do not have powers like those of a state. Cent...

 PRIMITIVE SUBSISTENCE FARMING :- practised on small patches of land with the help of primitive tools like hoe,dao and digging sticks and family/commmunity labour. INTENSIVE SUBSISTENCE FARMING:- practised in areas of high population pressure on land. it is labour intensive farming, where high doses of biochemical inputs and irrigation are used for obtaining higher inputs. there is enormous pressure on agricultural land. COMMERCIAL FARMING:- its main characteristics is the higher doses of modern inputs. rice is a subsistence crop in odisha but a commercial crop in haryana and punjab. in plantation farming, a single crop is grown over a large area. all the produce is used as raw material in their respective industries. eg. of plantation crops:- banana,sugacane,tea,coffe,rubber,etc. tea ---> assam north bengal coffee ---> karnataka RABI CROPS:- sown from octiber to december and harvested in summer from april to june. eg:- wheat,barley,gram ,pea, mustard,etc. availability of pre...

  In the vision of frederic sorrieu, the order of the nations: america,switzerland,france,germany,austria,etc. the first clear impression of nationalism came with the french revolution. steps taken to induce a sense of collective belonging in the French people: 1)the ideas of "la patrie" and "la citoyen" emphasized the notion of a united community enjoying equal rights under a constitution. 2)introduction of the new french flag to replace the former royal standard. 3)the election of national assembly. 4)introduction of a centralized administrative system which formulated uniform laws for all citizens within its territory. 5)internal custom duties and dues were abolished. 6)uniform system of weights and measures was adpted. 7)naming "french" as the national language of France. civil code of 1804:- 1)aboloished all privileges by birth 2)established equality before the law. 3)secured the right to property. disadvantages of napoleanic rule:- increased taxation...