Introduction Democracy is based on the powerful idea that every citizen has a voice. It promises equal rights, freedom, and justice for all. But building and maintaining a true democracy
Introduction How do we find out about government decisions, elections, weather alerts, or even cricket scores? We don’t sit in Parliament or attend official meetings—yet we know. That’s because of
Introduction: Why Political Parties Matter Think about the last time elections were held in your city or state. There were loudspeakers playing campaign songs, posters on walls, debates on TV,
Introduction: More Than Just Rights—It’s About Being a Good Citizen What makes a country strong? It’s not just its economy or army—it's also its people. And not just any people,
Introduction: What If There Were No Rules? Imagine a school without teachers, no rules in the classroom, and no one to resolve arguments. Would there be order—or chaos? Now, think
Introduction: The Soul Behind the System Have you ever thought about what holds a country together? What keeps leaders in check, gives rights to citizens, and ensures that justice is
Introduction: Who Really Runs the Country? When you hear the word "election," what comes to mind? Voting? Campaigns? Politicians on TV? But elections are much more than just a political
Introduction: Who Really Runs a Country? If you've ever asked yourself, “Why do we vote?” or “Who decides the laws?”, the answer leads you straight to democracy. In some parts
Introduction: The Pulse of a Moving Nation Imagine if trains stopped running for a week, roads were closed, flights got cancelled, and internet connections were cut off. What would happen?
Introduction: More Than Just Farming Every meal you eat—whether it’s rice, chapati, or a glass of milk—starts with a farmer. In India, agriculture is more than an economic activity. It