🇮🇳 CBSE • Class 9
Social Science
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Meaning, scope, relevance and Indian perspective of social science disciplines.
Plate tectonics, Earth interior, weathering, erosion, landforms and natural disaster mitigation.
Atmospheric structure, weather, climate, Indian monsoon, climate change, floods and carbon footprint.
Human prehistory, archaeological ages, farming, Harappan culture and early world civilisations.
Vedic age, early empires, knowledge traditions, trade routes, guilds and cultural practices.
Meaning, features, types, roots and challenges of democracy in India and the world.
Election importance, electoral systems, delimitation, Election Commission, party system and anti-defection law.
Scarcity, choice, opportunity cost, central economic problems and economic systems.
Demand, supply, equilibrium, price ceilings, market failures and public goods.
Ocean relief, waves, tides, currents, marine resources, cyclones, tsunamis and maritime rules.
Biomes, biosphere reserves, forests, ecotourism, wildlife conservation and forest dwellers.
Regional kingdoms, resistance, alliances, art, architecture, languages, Bhakti and forts.
India's trade, cultural connections and knowledge systems across early civilisations.
Roots of authority in Indian political thought, justice, security, citizen roles and types of authority.
Entrepreneurship, resources, startup ecosystem, Make in India, MSMEs and business planning.
Personal finance, inflation, simple and compound interest, budgeting, savings, investments, risk and tax.