Author name: Alka Jaiswal

🟩 CBSE CLASS 11 – POLITICAL SCIENCE (COURSE B) CHAPTER 8 – Recent Developments in Indian Politics Sample Question Paper (Full Marks: 40)Time: 90 Minutes 🧩 General Instructions: SECTION – A (Very Short Answer Type Questions) (1 Mark each) Q1. What is meant by the “Era of Coalitions” in Indian politics?Answer: The Era of Coalitions

🟩 Chapter 8 – Recent Developments in Indian Politics 🔹 Introduction 🔹 Context of the 1990s 🔹 Era of Coalitions 🔹 Central Governments Since 1989 🔹 Communalism, Secularism, Democracy 🔹 Emergence of a New Consensus 🔹 Party Position in 17th Lok Sabha (2019–present) 🔹 Conclusion

🟩 CBSE CLASS 11 – POLITICAL SCIENCE (COURSE B) CHAPTER 7 – Regional Aspirations Sample Question Paper (Full Marks: 40)Time: 90 Minutes 🧩 General Instructions: SECTION – A (Very Short Answer Type Questions) (1 Mark each) Q1. What is meant by “Regional Aspirations”?Answer: Regional aspirations are demands of a particular region for political, cultural, or

🟩 Chapter 7 – Regional Aspirations 🔹 Introduction 🔹 Regional Aspiration 🔹 Region and the Nation 🔹 Jammu and Kashmir 🔹 The North-East 🔹 Accommodation and National Integration 🔹 Conclusion

🟩 CBSE CLASS 11 – POLITICAL SCIENCE (COURSE B) CHAPTER 6 – The Crisis of Democratic Order Sample Question Paper (Full Marks: 40)Time: 90 Minutes 🧩 General Instructions: SECTION – A (Very Short Answer Type Questions) (1 Mark each) Q1. What is meant by the “Crisis of Democratic Order”?Answer: It refers to a period when

🟩 Chapter 6 – The Crisis of Democratic Order 🔹 Introduction 🔹 Background to Emergency 🔹 Declaration of Emergency 🔹 Politics after Emergency 🔹 Consequences of Emergency 🔹 Conclusion

🟩 CBSE CLASS 11 – POLITICAL SCIENCE (COURSE B) CHAPTER 5 – Outcomes of Development Sample Question Paper (Full Marks: 40)Time: 90 Minutes 🧩 General Instructions: SECTION – A (Very Short Answer Type Questions) (1 Mark each) Q1. Define “development outcomes”.Answer: Development outcomes are the real improvements in people’s lives resulting from economic, social, and

🟩 Chapter 5 – Outcomes of Development 🔹 Introduction 🔹 Economic Outcomes 🔹 Social Outcomes 🔹 Environmental Outcomes 🔹 Historical Context of Development in India 🔹 Political Outcomes of Development 🔹 Challenges in Achieving Desired Outcomes 🔹 Strategies to Improve Outcomes 🔹 Conclusion

🟩 CBSE CLASS 11 – POLITICAL SCIENCE (COURSE B) CHAPTER 4 – Challenges to Development Sample Question Paper (Full Marks: 40)Time: 90 Minutes 🧩 General Instructions: SECTION – A (Very Short Answer Type Questions) (1 Mark each) Q1. Define development in the context of a country.Answer: Development is the process of improving the economic, social,

🟩 Chapter 4 – Challenges to Development 🔹 Introduction 🔹 Poverty and Inequality 🔹 Unemployment 🔹 Regional Disparities 🔹 Social Exclusion 🔹 Environmental Challenges 🔹 Population Pressure 🔹 Challenges in Agriculture 🔹 Industrial and Technological Challenges 🔹 Challenges in Education and Health 🔹 Globalization and Development 🔹 Political Challenges 🔹 Strategies to Overcome Development Challenges

🟩 CBSE CLASS 11 – POLITICAL SCIENCE (COURSE B) CHAPTER 3 – Politics of Planned Development Sample Question Paper (Full Marks: 40)Time: 90 Minutes 🧩 General Instructions: SECTION – A (Very Short Answer Type Questions) (1 Mark each) Q1. In which year was the Planning Commission established?Answer: 1950 Q2. Who was the first Chairperson of

🟩 Chapter 3 – Politics of Planned Development (fu;ksftr fodkl dh jktuhfr) 🔹 Introduction 🔹 The Need for Planned Development 🔹 Establishment of the Planning Commission 🔹 Objectives of Planned Development The main objectives of planning in India were: 🔹 The First Five-Year Plan (1951–1956) 🔹 The Second Five-Year Plan (1956–1961) 🔹 The Third Five-Year

🟩 CBSE CLASS 11 – POLITICAL SCIENCE (COURSE B) CHAPTER 2 – THE ERA OF ONE-PARTY DOMINANCE Sample Question Paper (Full Marks: 40)Time: 90 Minutes 🧩 General Instructions: SECTION – A (Very Short Answer Type) (1 Mark each) Q1. Which political party dominated Indian politics immediately after Independence?Answer: The Indian National Congress (INC). Q2. In

🇮🇳 Era of One-Party Dominance 🪧 Introduction 🏛️ The Congress System and Its Dominance 📊 Challenge of Building a Party System 1. Absence of Strong Opposition 2. Formation of a Democratic Opposition 3. One-Party System or One-Party Dominance? ⚙️ Role and Nature of the Congress System 1. Broad-based Organization 2. Internal Democracy 3. Balancing Interests

🧭 CBSE SAMPLE PAPER (Political Science – Class 11, Course B) Chapter: Challenges of Nation-BuildingMaximum Marks: 40Time: 90 minutesGeneral Instructions: SECTION – A (Very Short Answer Questions) (1 mark each × 5 = 5 marks) Q1. When did India gain independence?Ans. India gained independence on 15th August 1947. Q2. Who played the main role in