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Districts of Rajasthan  – Rajasthan is the largest state of India by area and 7 th  by population. Rajasthan is a state in north India covering 10.4 % of the total geographical area of India. Comprising the Thar desert on the western side. Rajasthan, meaning “House of the Rajas,” was formerly called Rajputana. Prior to 1947, when India gained independence from the British government, it consisted of about a dozen provinces and monarchs, a small British-controlled province of Ajmer-Merwara, and a few territories outside the greater border. An area of ​​132,139 square kilometers (342,239 square kilometers). The total population of Rajasthan is 68,621,012 according to the census of 2011. How Many Districts Are in Rajasthan? Previously there used to be 33 districts of Rajasthan but on 17th March 2023, the chief minister Shri. Ashok Gehlot declared a list of 19 new districts with Jaipur and Jodhpur districts to be divided into 2 parts , hence Rajasthan now has 50 districts in total...

The chapter Political Parties Class 10 Notes are provided here for a better understanding of the concepts discussed in the chapter Political Parties Class 10 Notes Political party – a political party is a group of people who come simultaneously  to contest elections and hold power in government Component- leaders Active members Followers Functions of political parties – Parties contest elections Parties prioritize different policies and programs Parties play an important role in making the laws of the country Parties form and run a government Those parties that lose in elections plays the role of opposition Parties shape public opinions Why do we need political parties? Democracy cannot exist without political parties No one will be capable of making any promises about any major policy changes. Government utility will remain uncertain Large societies need some agency to present the issues of the government How many political parties should we have? More than 750 parties are ...

The population of the world is unevenly distributed. Let’s have a look at why that is. Factors Influencing The Distribution of Population I. Physical features 1. Availability of water : water is a very valuable commodity as it is used for various purposes such as drinking, cooking, agriculture etc. Which is why it is so significant. It is for this reason that people prefer to live in areas with access to clean water. The most suitable example would be river valleys in the middle of densely populated areas of the world. 2. Land : People prefer to live in mountainous plains and on steep slopes. This is because such areas favor crop production, road construction and industry. Mountainous and hilly areas hinder the development of transport networks and are initially reluctant to develop agricultural and industrial development. Therefore, these areas are usually relatively sparse. The Ganga Plains are among the most densely populated areas in the world, while the hilly areas of the Hi...

Federalism Class 10 Notes – This chapter talks about the division of power among different levels of government. Civics Federalism Class 10 Notes Chapter 2 Q. What is federalism Federalism is a system of government in which the power is divided between a central authority and various constituents units of the country. Types of the government of federation – Government for the entire country  responsible for a few subjects ofnational interest.                    other government at the local level which looks after the administration.                                                          ...

Civics Democracy and Diversity Class 10 Notes Chapter 3 Democracy and Diversity Class 10 Notes – This chapter talks about how democracy responds to social differences, divisions and inequalities. Civil rights movements – refers to a set of events and reform movements aimed at abolishing legal racial discrimination against afro Americans. Led by Martin Luther King jr . Black power – movement emerged in 1966 and lasted till 1975, an anti-racist movement, to end racism in the U.S.A. Differences, similarities, divisions- Social differences – are based on the accident of birth and individual choices Origin of social differences – Social differences are mostly based on accident of birth. Some  differences are based on our choices / individual choices. Social division – A situation when there are deep conflicts among various sections of the society. Every social difference doesn’t lead to social division. It may divide the same people from one another but they also unite a...

Indian States and Capitals –  India or “Bharat” is a country located in Asia. With a population of 135 cr. (approx.) India is the 2 nd  most populous and the 7 th  largest country in the world. There is a federal constitutional republic ruled by a parliamentary system. States and Capitals It is necessary to know about the states and union territories of our country. At present, India has 28 states and 8 union territories. It used to be 29 states and 7 union territories before Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh became union territories. Below is the list of States and Union Territories  of the Republic Of India with their capitals.   LIST OF INDIAN STATES WITH THEIR CAPITALS. S.No. State Name Capital Found 1. Andhra Pradesh Amravati 1 November 1956 2. Arunachal Pradesh Itanagar 20 February 1987 3. Assam Dispur 26 January 1950 4. Bihar Patna 26 January 1950 5. Chhattisgarh Raipur 1 November 2000 6. Goa Panaji 30 May 1987 7. Gujarat Gandhinagar 30 May 1987 8. Haryana Chandigarh ...

We will discuss different types of resources in this post. What is a Resource ? Everything that satisfies our needs and is present in nature is termed a  resource . Types of resources How many types of resources are there? Basically, there are two types of resources: natural resources and human-made resources. Natural resources  – Natural resources are those resources which are available and obtained from the environment. For eg. Air, water etc. Human-made resources  – Resources developed by human beings.  Classification of Resources A)  based on origin –  Biotic and Abiotic B)  based on exhaustibility –  Renewable and Non-Renewable C)  based on ownership –  Individual resources, community resources, National resources, International resources D)  based on the status of development –  stock, potential, developed, reserve   Based on Origin 1.  Biotic  – Biotic resources are those that possess life. E.g. – Hu...