NCERT Class VIII – Civics

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The NCERT Class 8 Civics textbook, titled “Social and Political Life – III,” is designed to introduce students to the basics of Indian democracy, political processes, and civic responsibilities. Here’s a general overview of the topics covered:

1. **Understanding Secularism**: This chapter explains the concept of secularism in India, the importance of separating religion from state affairs, and how this principle is meant to ensure equal treatment of all religions.

2. **Why Do We Need a Parliament?**: This section covers the role and functions of the Indian Parliament, including how it represents the people, makes laws, and oversees the executive branch of government.

3. **Understanding Laws**: This chapter discusses the necessity of laws in a society, how laws are made, and the role they play in maintaining order and justice.

4. **Judiciary**: The textbook explains the structure and functions of the Indian judiciary, including the role of courts in interpreting laws, settling disputes, and protecting rights.

5. **The Constitution**: This part introduces students to the Indian Constitution, its significance, and the fundamental rights and duties it guarantees to citizens.

6. **Rural and Urban Local Self-Governments**: This chapter covers the concept and functioning of local self-governments in rural and urban areas, including Panchayats and Municipalities, and their role in local administration.

7. **Public Facilities**: The textbook discusses the importance of public services and infrastructure, such as water, sanitation, and transportation, and their impact on the quality of life.

The textbook aims to foster an understanding of how democracy functions and the importance of active citizenship. It encourages students to think critically about their role in society and the impact of political decisions on their lives.

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Course Content

Chapter 1 The Indian Constitution

Chapter 2 Understanding Secularism

Chapter 3 Why Do We Need a Parliament?

Chapter 4 Understanding Laws

Chapter 5 Judiciary

Chapter 6 Understanding Our Criminal Justice System

Chapter 7 Understanding Marginalisation

Chapter 8 Confronting Marginalisation

Chapter 9 Public Facilities

Chapter 10 Law and Social Justice

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