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Class 12 - Political Science Notes

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Class 12 - Political Science Notes

International Organisations

International Organisations like the UN aim to solve global problems and maintain peace, with a focus on Class 12 Political Science students.

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Cold War Era

CBSE Class 12 Political Science notes cover the Cuban Missile Crisis, superpower rivalry.

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The End of Bipolarity

The Soviet Union's disintegration marked the end of bipolarity in international relations, a key concept in CBSE Class 12 Political Science.

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US Hegemony In World Politics

The US became a superpower and maintained its dominance in world politics through its superior military, economic, and cultural influence.

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Alternative Centres Of Power

Alternative Centres of Power, like the European Union and ASEAN, challenge traditional notions of power and influence in international relations.

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Contemporary South Asia

CBSE Class 12 Political Science notes cover India's neighbours, South Asia's geopolitics, and diverse political systems.

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Class 12 - Political Science Notes

International Organisations

Major international organisations shaping global politics, including the UN, NATO, and the IMF, and learn how they work.

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Security in the Contemporary World

CBSE Class 12 Political Science notes cover traditional and non-traditional security, including military threats and dangers like poverty, disease.

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Environment And Natural Resources

Class 12 Political Science notes cover global commons, common property resources.

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Class 12 - Political Science Notes

Globalisation

Globalisation is the interaction and integration of people, businesses and governments across the world, with far-reaching political.

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Challenges of Nation Building

CBSE Class 12 Political Science notes cover Unity with Diversity, Democracy.

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Era Of One Party Dominance

India's Congress party dominated politics after independence, and what challenges it faced in building a working democracy.

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Politics of Planned Development

India's post-Independence politics shaped its planned development, including the Five Year Plans and the Green Revolution.

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India's External Relations

India's Class 12 Political Science notes cover Non-Alignment, Afro-Asian unity, and nuclear testing.

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Challenges To And the Restoration of The Congress System

CBSE Class 12 Political Science notes cover regional autonomy, nation-building challenges.

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Class 12 - Political Science Notes

The Crisis of Democratic Order

Key to understanding India's democratic crisis lies in grasping the Emergency period, where Indira Gandhi clashed with other leaders.

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Rise of Popular Movements

CBSE Class 12 Political Science notes cover Party-Based and Non-Party Based movements, Anti-Arrack movement, and Bhartiya Kisan Union.

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Regional Aspirations

Class 12 Political Science notes cover regional aspirations, autonomy movements, and accords in India, from the 1980s onwards.

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Recent Developments In Indian Politics

Coalition governments, Mandal protests, and economic reforms reshaped Indian politics after Indira Gandhi's assassination in 1984.

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