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23. India after Independence.

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23. India after Independence.

Q 1. When the constituent assembly was constituted? How many members it had?

Ans. The Indian constituent assembly was constituted on 16th May 1946. It had 389 members.

 

Q 2. When the constitution of India was passed and implemented?

Ans.   The  constitution  of                                                  India   was   passed   on 26th  Nov.     1949.  It                                       was implemented on 26th Jan. 1950.

 

Q 3. Who is given the credit for the unification of the Indian princely states?

Ans. Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel.

 

Q 4. How Hyderabad state was merged with India?

Ans. The Nizam of Hyderabad Nizam Usman Ali Khan refused to join Indian Federation. So police was sent to Hyderabad and it was merged into Indian Federation.

 

Q 5. How Junagarh state was merged with India?

Ans. The Nawab of Junagarh wanted to join Pakistan. A referendum was made in 1948. The public expressed their will to join India. So, Junagarh state was included in the Indian Federation.

 

Q 6. How many members were there in State Reorganisation Commission?

Ans. Three members.

 

Q 7. Write down any two principles of Panchsheel.

Ans. 1. Peaceful co-existence.

2. Non-Interference in each other’s internal matters.

 

Q 8. Where and when the first conference of Non- Aligned was held?

Ans. The first conference of Non-Aligned Movement was held in Belgrade in 1961 AD.

 

 

Q 9. Write down a note on Non- Aligned Movement.

Ans. After the Second World War, the countries of the world were divided into two opposite groups. India did not want to join any power block. So, Indian Prime Minister Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru, the President of Yugoslavia Mr. Tito and the President of Egypt Mr. Naseer started Non- Aligned Movement. It was based on the principles of Panchsheel. It had 25 members initially, but now it has over 100 members. The members of this movement do not ally with any power block.

 

 

Q 10. Write down a note on the foreign policy.

Ans. After independence, India adopted the foreign policy based on peaceful co-existence. India respects the sovereignty and independence of all the countries of the world. India believes that all the people of different religions, nations and castes are equal. India believes that all the international disputes can be solved peacefully.

 

 

 

Q 11. Write down a note on communalism.

Ans. Communalism means the riots led through different religious beliefs. India is a secular country. People belonging to all the religions live here. Sometimes, some people instigate others on the basis of religion. The citizens and the government should have religious tolerance.

 

 

 

Q 12. Explain in brief the relationship between India and Pakistan.

Ans. Pakistan is one of our neighbouring countries. Pakistan did not recognize the merger of Kashmir with India. There have been three wars between India and Pakistan. Efforts have been made by the Prime Ministers of both the countries through bus service and rail service to establish friendly relationships.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ans. After getting freedom, there were 562 princely states in India. The rulers of these states wanted to remain free. But the first Home Minister of India Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel made most of the Indian rulers agreed to join Indian Federation. Besides, the Hyderabad state was merged into India by sending police. Junagarh was included through referendum. Pakistan wanted to occupy Kashmir. The Ruler of Kashmir asked for help from India. A war took place between India and Pakistan. India merged Kashmir also into Indian Federation.

 

 

Q 14. Write down the development of India in economic and industrial fields after the Independence.

Ans. India is an agricultural country. After independence, many dams are built over rivers for the development of agriculture. The government provides good quality of seeds and fertilizers to the farmers. Many factories are set to make the things related with engineering, electricity, computers, medicine and technology.

 

 

 

Q 15. Explain the relation of India with America.

Ans. U.S.A. (America) is a superpower in the world. India's relations with America have not been always constant. U.S.A. started giving extra military help to Pakistan, which India strongly protested. India and U.S.A. have fundamental disputes over nuclear power. But U.S.A. has been helping India in economic, technological and scientific fields.

 

Fill in the Blanks:-

 

1.     Dr. B.R. Ambedkar was made the president of the constitution drafting committee.

2.   Dr. Rajendra Prasad was the first President of India.

3.     In 1954 A.D. France handed over Pondicherry, Chandernagar and Mahi Indian territories to India.

 

 

 

Put a tick () against the right and a cross (X) against the wrong answer.

 

1.  After getting independence India constituted a committee of 7 members for drafting of constitution.                               ()

2.   In the end of 1948 India occupied the French and Portuguese settlements which were situated in India.                       (X)

3.     After the Independence Indian government did not pay any attention towards the industrial development.                               (X)

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Match the words:-

1.   The first home minister of India                 - Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel.

2.   Members of Indian constitution committee - seven members

3.   Dispute of Kargil                                       - in 1999 A.D.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

(A) Answer the following questions:

I. When constituent assembly was constituted? And how many members it had?

 2. When the constitution of India was passed and implemented?

3. Who is given the credit for the unification of the Indian princely states?

4. How Hyderabad state was merged with India?

5. How Junagarh state was merged with India?

6. How many members were in state reorganization commission?

7. Write down any two principles of Panchsheel.

8. Where and when the apt conference of Non-alignment was held?

 9. Write down a note on Non-Aligned Movement.

10. Write down a note on the foreign policy.

11. Write down a note on Communalism.

12. Explain in brief the relations between India and Pakistan.

13. Write down details of the unification of the princely states.

14. Write down the development of India in economic and industrial fields after the independence.

15. Explain the relation of India with America.

(B) Fill in the blanks

1.   ---------was made the President of the committee.

2. Dr. Rajinder Prasad was the first----of India.

3. In 1954 AD------ hand over Pondicherry, Chandernagar and Mahi Indian territories to India.

(C) Write True or false in brackets given after each statement:

1. After getting independence, India constituted a committee of seven members for the drafting of Constitution.

2. In the end of 1948 AD India occupied the French and Portugueses settlements which were situated in India.

3. After the independence, Indian government did not pay any attention towards her industrial development.

(D) Match the Words:

A                                                                             B

The first Home Minister of India                    Seven members

Members of Indian Constitution Committee           In 1999 AD

Dispute of Kargil                                          Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel

Activity:-

1. To know about the cultural similarities of India and her neigh bar countries.