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  1. Board Exams Date Sheet Announcement For CBSE Class X and XII

    February 2nd, 2021 by

    On February 12th, the date sheet for students of CBSE Class X and XII has been released. How to check the date sheet? You can check it on our website. Scroll down. If you want to download the PDF format, it is available on the official CBSE website. Follow these steps: 1. Click on the […]

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  2. CBSE Class 10th The History of Print Culture

    February 1st, 2021 by

    Printing has been a tool and even a weapon for revolution and information in society. In any epoch we scrutinise, the ideas have travelled through books, magazines, journals, pamphlets- Print! But do we know how these methods developed? The First Printed Books China, Japan and Korea were the earliest countries to begin printing books or […]

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  3. CBSE Class 9th The First World War and the Russian Empire

    January 30th, 2021 by

    In the Russian Revolution of 1905, Tsar Nicholas II was forced by the revolutionaries to make a Parliament or Duma, however, the power to make the final judgement lay in his hands. Because of this, he had already dissolved the Parliament within 75 days and changed the voting patterns of the Parliament which was elected […]

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  4. CBSE Class 9th The Russian Revolution of 1905

    January 27th, 2021 by

    The Socialist movement in Europe had spread like wildfire. However, it didn’t create an impact as expected and the government was still composed mostly of radicals and liberals. In Russia, the situation was opposite. The Socialist had upturned the power of monarchy and overtook the government rule through October Revolution of 1917.  Let’s look at […]

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  5. CBSE Class 10th The Necklace- Guy de Maupassant

    January 26th, 2021 by

    Master Story-Teller Henri René Albert Guy de Maupassant simply named Guy de Maupassant has written over two hundred short-stories, six novels, verse books, travel books, etc. He is known for an apparent pessimism in his stories which are real and close to life.  He wrote during the times of political unrest and portrayed the fickle […]

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  6. CBSE Class 9th Socialism in Europe

    January 23rd, 2021 by

    The French Revolution ushered an era of major changes in the structure of the society. People thought about the condition they were currently living in and the opportunities denied to them as they belonged to a certain social class. The idea of “individual human rights” emerged which divided the society of Europe into Liberals, Radicals […]

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  7. CBSE Class 10th Nationalism in India

    January 18th, 2021 by

    The First World War, Khilafat and Non-Cooperation In the year 1919, nationalism and the fight against colonialism became synonymous. Under the leadership of Mahatma Gandhi The Idea of Satyagraha, which he had successfully used to curb racism in South Africa in 1915, blossomed and united the nation. Over expenses from the world war led to […]

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  8. CBSE Class 9th & 10th The French Revolution

    January 14th, 2021 by

    Background and Social Structure The year was 1774, Louis XVI had been crowned king of France. The nation had already helped 13 colonies in America from the British rule leaving a great loss to the royal treasury. To meet the demands of his lavish living at the court of Versailles and maintain the government offices, […]

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  9. CBSE Class 10th & 12th Structural Isomers

    January 13th, 2021 by

    In actual form, a lot many molecules are aligned differently than what appears to be the case from their chemical formulae. These are the compounds that have the same molecular formula but different molecular structure. Theoretically, all the compounds can have structural isomers. This phenomenon is also known as isomorphism. Usually, the isomers have a […]

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  10. CBSE Class 10th &12th Human Eye Structure

    January 12th, 2021 by

    We are able to see the objects through the reflection, refraction of light. The human eye has a natural lens which allows the light to enter and the images to form.  Like a regular pair of spectacles, our eyes also use a lens to adjust the focus and produce clear images. But have you ever […]

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