Arise! Awake! …….Face the faceless people

Arise! Awake! …….Face the faceless people

 “Face is the index of the mind” says an age old proverb known to all for a very long period.  But the question which pricks my mind always is, whether the mind of an individual has any originality?  Do they have own decision making capacity?  What are their sources of decisions? What are the thought processes of an individual that decides the decision of the person?  People are always exposed to the society where both moral and immoral thoughts/ideas keep circulating around an individual with various percentage of composition.  Here comes the decision of choosing the right and wrong.  Some of them choose right ones while some of them choose the wrong ones and some of them choose sometimes right and sometimes wrong. I could not stop asking the question which keeps knocking in my mind, “what made a person to choose his own choice?”

The answers could be compulsion or pleasure. The first one is the main reason for many a people.  In that the body responds to the action and the heart struggles and in the later one both heart and body act with immeasurable pleasure. Ok our intention is to explore about how people execute the wrong or immoral thoughts of their own or others with or without pleasure or in compulsion.  It is hard to believe that the people can execute their energy for shameless selfishness.  I strongly believe that the person who accepts the compulsion is to blame because he/ she is having the chance to accept or to reject.  Unfortunately most of the people who accept the immoral – they either justify or blame the situation. They don’t know that they are supporting unknowingly.  They should understand that they are standing on the wrong bank of the river.  They are supporting the devil.  They are strengthening the hands of the monster. They should accept that they are timid and the leaders of cowards. 

Again the question arises why they should support the immoral?  Because they are not ready to lose whatever they are holding onto and they always want to sit in comfort even if their chair is placed on the coffin.  In their desire of belongingness towards some group and seeking materials or physical and mental pleasures they are ready to lose their originality of goodness of the heart.  They cover their heart with the thick blanket of justifications and they try to spread their waves to others so that they can make everyone the same.  They try to establish that they are not wrong with the fallacy that because everyone is wrong their own wrongness is not a wrong one.  The majority in number and omnipresent nature of the immoral things give enough strength and energy to exercise their wrong practices.  They think positively towards their negative goals and they  believe that they will win.

The minority good hearts, which has unlimited potential and energy either fears or retreats in the darkness of ignorance.  The unlimited, uncompromised, undaunted efforts which should be accompanied with flawless resentment of the erring individual will stand before the monster without fear.  The good hearts are feeble in nature.  But the in reality, biggest things are not strong as the things made of small, tiny things. The tons and tons of rock cannot release much of energy but the finest of fine atoms can discharge immeasurable power.  This is not only a scientific theory but also the theory which the good hearts have to learn and accept. 

My dear good hearts you deserve to be bold, strong, mighty and majestic.  In front of faceless people who live for materials and some bodily comforts you are the ones who stand with original face. Why are you hesitating? Why you are waiting? Why are you keeping your originality in a prison? Come on! Come out! The world is not waiting for you but you have the duty to do something for the world and for the humanity.  Your brutality is needed. Your monarch will liberate every soul which is kept in the coffin. Be a humble king of democracy. Be the strongest messenger of humanity. Come on once again hear my call!

Arise! Awake! And stop not till the goal is reached! And the goal is: to unleash all the goodness into this world!

So come on with good heart and face the faceless people without any fear!     

R.Ayyappan   

     

Posters made by 9th and 10 students of G.S.K Memorial School.,

Posters made by 9^th and 10 students of G.S.K  Memorial  School.,

The students of std 9 sec A,B and C of Dr.G.S.Kalyanasundaram Memorial School, Chozhan Maligai made a poster to illustrate the condition of Uttarkand’s “Himalayan Tsunami”.

 Std 9 C

 

Std 9 B

Std 9 A

Students of 10 A made a poster on population day, showing the pressure of population on the world resources

Std 10 Question Bank CBSE sem1

                                                            Question Bank                                        R.Ayyappan

Std X                                                  Social Sciences (History)                                     Semester I

Section II Livelihoods, Economies and World

S.no	Questions	Difficulty level	Source	Pg.no	mark
1.	Why people travelled long distances in the past?	Easy	NCERT	77	3
2.	How silk routes contributed the global trade?	Easy	NCERT	78	3
3.	New world has provided new food stuff to the world?	Average	NCERT	78	3
4.	Write about the disease trade.	Average	NCERT	79	3
5.	Why Europeans moved towards America?	Easy	NCERT	80	3
6.	Name the three types of movement.	Easy	NCERT	81	4
7.	Why people were unhappy with the corn laws?	Average	NCERT	81	4
8.	Short note on canal colonies.	Easy	NCERT	83	3
9.	How technology assisted the trade?	Hard	NCERT	84	3
10.	How Rinderpest helped the Europeans in Africa?	Hard	NCERT	86	4
11.	How Europeans established the labour market in Africa?	Hard	NCERT	86	4
12.	How indentured labour migration exploited the people?	Average	NCERT	88	4
13.	How indentured labour migration created new cultural fusion in West Indies?	Hard	NCERT	88	3
14.	How Indian trade affected by the British Colonialism?	Average	NCERT	89	4
15.	How industrialization of Britain affected the Indian trade?	Average	NCERT	90	4
16.	Why India is unable to get favorable balance  of trade over the British?	Hard	NCERT	90	4
17.	How I world war made U.S in to the biggest creditor of the world?	Average	NCERT	92	4
18.	What is war boom?	Easy	NCERT	92	3
19.	How I- world war affected the people?	Easy	NCERT	92	3
20.	How I –world war affected the economy of the Britain?	Average	NCERT	93	3
21.	How assembly line technique increased the production?	Easy	NCERT	94	3
22.	What are the causes of great economic depression?	Easy	NCERT	95	3
24.	Why consumeristic prosperity disappeared in U.S.A?	Average	NCERT	96	3
25.	What kind lessons I – world war gave?	Easy	NCERT	98	3
26.	Write about Briton woods and economic reforms.	Average	NCERT	99	3

 IV. The making of the Global World

S.no	Questions	Difficulty level	Source	Pg.no	mark
1.	Why people travelled long distances in the past?	Easy	NCERT	77	3
2.	How silk routes contributed the global trade?	Easy	NCERT	78	3
3.	New world has provided new food stuff to the world?	Average	NCERT	78	3
4.	Write about the disease trade.	Average	NCERT	79	3
5.	Why Europeans moved towards America?	Easy	NCERT	80	3
6.	Name the three types of movement.	Easy	NCERT	81	4
7.	Why people were unhappy with the corn laws?	Average	NCERT	81	4
8.	Short note on canal colonies.	Easy	NCERT	83	3
9.	How technology assisted the trade?	Hard	NCERT	84	3
10.	How Rinderpest helped the Europeans in Africa?	Hard	NCERT	86	4

S.no	Questions	Difficulty level	Source	Pg.no	mark
27	How the word war boosted the US econmy	Easy	NCERT	93	3
28	Why ford doubled the wages for the labours	Easy	NCERT	94	3
29	How mass productionuplifted the economic status of the people of U.S.A	Average	NCERT	94	3
30	How the economic depression 1929 affected the U.S economy?	Average	NCERT	94	5
31	How economic depression 1929 affected the India.	Easy	NCERT	97	5
32	Why the export of gold of precious metals increased from India during the Economic depression 1929?	Easy	NCERT	97	5
33	What are the changes taken place in the funding of IMF and World Bank during 1950?	Average	NCERT	100	3
34	What do you know about G77 and NIEO	Easy	NCERT	100	3
35	Differentiate fixed exchange rate and floating exchange rate	Average	NCERT	101	3
36	How China became the attractive destination for the MNC’s	Average	NCERT	101	3

Section III. Every day life, Culture and Politics

VII. Print Culture and the Modern World

S.No	Questions	Difficulty level	Source	Pg.no	Mark
1.	Trace the Chinese printing technology.	Easy	NCERT	154	3
2.	How printing technology reached to Japan?	Easy	NCERT	154	3
3.	How printing technology reached to Europe?	Easy	NCERT	156	3
4.	List out the problems of the hand written manuscripts ?	Average	NCERT	156	3
5.	Write about the contribution of Gutenberg press.	Average	NCERT	157	4
6.	What is platen?	Easy	NCERT	157	3
7.	List out the advantages of the printing press?	Easy	NCERT	158	3
8.	Explain how print culture influence the religion?	Average	NCERT	160	3
9.	Who are dissenters? Why they were punished?	Average	NCERT	161	3
10.	Books act as a weapon in French revolution-comment on it.	Hard	NCERT	163	4
11.	How children literature flourished?	Average	NCERT	166	4
12.	Write about the Richard Hoe’s contribution in printing technology?	Average	NCERT	166	3
13.	How print culture developed in India?	Average	NCERT	168	4
14.	How print culture started debates in the religious aspects in India ?	Hard	NCERT	169	4
15.	Write about the roll of women in the development of print culture in India?	Average	NCERT	174	4

Std X                                                  Democratic Politics                                               Semester I

Chapter 1. Power sharing

S.No	Questions	Difficulty level	Source	Pg.no	Mark
1.	What is power sharing?	Easy	NCERT	2	3
2.	How power sharing bring peace in Belgium?	Average	NCERT	2	3
3.	What the lessons we can get from the story of Srilanka?	Hard	NCERT	2	3
4.	Why power sharing is needed?	Average	NCERT	6	3
5.	How power can be shared with in the country? Or explain the different forms of power sharing	Hard	NCERT	8	5
6.	Do you think power sharing affect the pride of the majority? If yes how?	Hard	NCERT	8	3
7.	Power sharing is the reflection of the level of democracy of the nation?	Hard	NCERT	8	3

Chapter 2. Fedaralism

S.No	Questions	Difficulty level	Source	Pg.no	Mark
1.	What is federalism?	Easy	NCERT	14	3
2.	Federalism can establish the unity in the country. Comment on it.	Hard	NCERT	14	3
3.	Unity of India very much depends on the federal structure?	Hard	NCERT	14	3
4.	What are the features of the federalism?	Hard	NCERT	15	3
5.	Differentiate coming together and holding together federations.	Hard	NCERT	15	5
6.	How can you say India is federal country?	Hard	NCERT	16	3
7.	Write about the language policy of India	Average	NCERT	16	5
8.	How power is decentralized in India ?	Average	NCERT	24	5
9.	Do you think deceralisation is needed to maintain the democracy. Comment on it.	Hard	NCERT	24	5
10	Trace the centre and state relationship in India since the independence	Hard	NCERT	20	5
11.	The flexibility shown by our leaders in language policy had avoided the Srilankan situation in India. Comment	Hard	NCERT	20	3
12.	The constitutional amendment of 1992 has made the third tier of democracy. explain	Average	NCERT	24	5

Chapter 3. Democracy and Diversity

S.No	Questions	Difficulty level	Source	Pg.no	Mark
1.	What the story of mexico Olympics says?	Easy	NCERT	30	3
2.	Where do social differences originate?	hard	NCERT	32	3
3.	How politics handle the social differences?	Hard	NCERT	34	3
4.	What are the outcomes of the social diversities?	Average	NCERT	33	3
5.	What are the factors deciding the outcomes of the social diversities?	Hard	NCERT	34	5
6.	Without accepting the social diversities the unity cannot be maintained. Comment on it.	Hard	NCERT	34	5
7.	When people not accepting or accommodating the social diversities?	Hard	NCERT	34	5
8.	Differentiate over lapping and cross-cutting social differences.	Hard	NCERT	33	3

Chapter 4.Gender, Religion and Caste

S.No	Questions	Difficulty level	Source	Pg.no	Mark
1.	Why women are considered as a weaker sex?	Easy	NCERT	40	3
2.	The priorities are given on the basis of sex in the society?	Hard	NCERT	40	3
3.	What are measures taken by the government to promote the women?	Average	NCERT	42	3
4.	Do you think women are actively participating in the political arena. Give your opinion.	Hard	NCERT	44	3
5.	How communalism take various forms in the politics?	Average	NCERT	47	5
6.	Communal politics affects the integration of the nation. Give your views	Hard	NCERT	48	3
7.	What are the factors reducing the influences the effect of communal system over politics	Hard	NCERT	51	5
8.	Give some ways to eliminate caste from the politics.	Hard	NCERT	52	5
9.	Caste cannot influence much in politics – comment on the statement.	Hard	NCERT	53	5
10.	What is secular state explain the features of the secular state.	Easy	NCERT	49	3
11.	Is caste persist in India	Easy	NCERT	51	3
12.	How caste is represented in the politics?	Easy	NCERT	52	3
13.	There is an existence of politics in the caste – comment the statement	Easy	NCERT	53	3
14.	State two reasons to say that caste alone cannot determine election results in India.	Hard	NCERT	53	5

Std X                                                  Economics                                                              Semester I

Chapter 1.Development

S.No	Questions	Difficulty level	Source	Pg.no	Mark
1.	What are the goals of the nation?	Easy	NCERT	4	3
2.	How goals differ from person to person	Average	NCERT	4	3
3.	There are some non-material goal-explain	Average	NCERT	6	3
4.	How can we compare the development of different countries?	Average	NCERT	8	3
5.	List out the indicators of the development.	Easy	NCERT	8	3
6.	How world bank classify the development of the different countries.	Easy	NCERT	8	3
7.	What is sustainable development	Easy	NCERT	14	3
8.	How the world bank classification different from UNDP classification	Hard	NCERT	9 to 13	5
9.	Defects of average income	Easy	NCERT	9	3
	Write on conflicting goals and mix of goals	Average	NCERT	5	3

Chapter 2. Sectors of the Indian economy

S.No	Questions	Difficulty level	Source	Pg.no	Mark
1.	All economic sectors are interlinked-explain	Hard	NCERT	20	5
2.	Trace the change of sectoral contribution to the GDP.	Hard	NCERT	22	3
3.	Growth and development of primary and secondary sector very much depends on the development of the service sector how?	Hard	NCERT	21	3
4.	Primary sector exerts pressure on the overall development of our country. How can you convince the above mentioned statement?	Hard	NCERT	24	3
5.	Which one of the economic sector contributes well to the National income?	Average	NCERT	24	5
6.	Differentiate un employment and under employment	Easy	NCERT	26	3
7.	How employment can be increased in India?	Average	NCERT	28	5
8.	How can we make agriculture as a profitable one?	Average	NCERT	28	5
9.	Differentiate organized and un organized sector	Easy	NCERT	32	5
10.	How laws protecting the workers in the un organized sector?	Average	NCERT	33	3
11.	Describe NRGEA 2005	Easy	NCERT	29	3
12.	Differentiate private and public sector	Easy	NCERT	33	3
13.	The government should not encourage the private and government must invest more on health and education sectors – comment the statement	Average	NCERT	34	5

Std X                                                  Geography                                                              Semester I

S.No	Questions	Difficulty level	Source	Pg.no	Mark
1.	Classify the resources.	Easy	NCERT	1	3
2.	List out the problems of resource development.	Average	NCERT	2	3
3.	What are the attempts made for the sustainable development?	Average	NCERT	3	3
4.	Why we need resource planning?	Average	NCERT	3	3
5.	What are the processes involved in the resource planning in India?	Easy	NCERT	4	3
6.	List out the international efforts to conserve the resources.	average	NCERT	5	3
7.	What do you know about the land degradation?	Easy	NCERT	6	3
8.	What are the characters of the alluvial soil?	Easy	NCERT	8	3
9.	Write about the nature and distribution of the black soil.	Easy	NCERT	10	3
10.	How soil can be conserved from the erosion?	Easy	NCERT	11	3

Chapter 1.Resources and Development 

Chapter 2. Forest and Wild life resources

S.No	Questions	Difficulty level	Source	Pg.no	Mark
1.	Write a short note on bio diversity of India	Easy	NCERT	14	3
2.	Trace the deforestation of India.	Easy	NCERT	15	3
3.	Classify the species on the basis of International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources.	Easy	NCERT	15	4
4.	Colonial forest policies are unfriendly to the environment. Comment the statement	Hard	NCERT	16	3
5.	List out the causes for decline of biodiversity in India.	Average	NCERT	18	3
6.	What is need of conservation of biodiversity?	Easy	NCERT	18	3
7.	What are the measures taken by the government to conserve the bio diversity?	Average	NCERT	18	4
8.	What do you know about the project tiger?	Average	NCERT	19	3
9.	How communities participated in the protection of biodiversity?	Hard	NCERT	20	4
10.	Classify the forest of India.	Easy	NCERT	19	3

Chapter 3.Water Resource

S.No	Questions	Difficulty level	Source	Pg.no	Mark
1.	Do you think India have enough water resources?	Easy	NCERT	23	3
2.	What is water scarcity? Why it occurs?	Average	NCERT	24	3
3.	List out some ancient hydraulic structures of India.	Average	NCERT	26	3
4.	Roll of new temples of India in the economic development?	Average	NCERT	26	4
5.	What are the adverse effects of multi - purpose projects?	Average	NCERT	27	4
6.	Multi – purpose projects are harmful to the environment. Comment the statement.	Hard	NCERT	27	4
7.	How irrigation facilities changed the cropping pattern of India?	Average	NCERT	27	3
8.	Write about the roll of environment protection organizations.	Easy	NCERT	27	3
9.	What is the need of rain water harvesting?	Easy	NCERT	29	3
10.	Rain water harvesting is the part of old Indian tradition. support the statement with your views.	Hard	NCERT	31	3

Chapter 4. Agriculture

S.No	Questions	Difficulty level	Source	Pg.no	Mark
1.	What is the importance of agriculture in India?	Easy	NCERT	34	3
2.	Do you think shifting cultivation is unfriendly to the environment? If yes how?	Easy	NCERT	34	3
3.	Write about the different cropping seasons of India.	Average	NCERT	36	4
4.	Describe the distribution and growing conditions of any two food crops of India	Hard	NCERT	37	3
5.	Write about the tea cultivation in India.	Average	NCERT	40	3
6.	How far horticulture developed in India	Average	NCERT	41	3
7.	How technology supporting the agriculture production?	Hard	NCERT	42	4
8.	Write about the Boodhan movement.	Hard	NCERT	43	3
9.	What are the measures taken by the government ensure the food security?	Hard	NCERT	44	4
10.	Explain the impact of globalization on Indian agriculture.	hard	NCERT	46	3