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    LESSON 9 INTEGRATION AND NATIONAL UNITY 1.0 Introduction In the name of Allah‚ Most Gracious‚ Most Merciful. Malaysia is a unique country. It is made up of multi-ethnic group who are living in harmony. Conflict among ethnic group is rare and even if conflict occurs‚ is not to the extent of destroying the country. In fact‚ it is the diversity that drives the development of the country and makes this country colourful. Malaysia has been recognized by the world as a model for other plural societies

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    India is a country with innumerable diversities‚ an entity composed of many communities‚ races classes‚ languages and sub­cultures. In any such nation‚ there are many obstacles to the achievement of national integration. In India the following hindrances are obstructing the growth of national feeling‚ casteism‚ communalism‚ linguistic fanaticism‚ social disparity‚ economic inequalities and immorality‚ regionalism etc. 1. Casteism: Caste is an imported part of our social fabric. This was

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    Unity and Integration:  3.0 Basic Concepts of Unity and Integration 3.1 Assimilation 3.2 Amalgamation 3.3 Pluralism 3.3.1 Plural society 4.0 Challenges to National Unity and Integration 4.1 Unified Education System the Way to Achieve National Unity 4.2 Different Focus in Economic Sectors 4.3 Different Political Ideologies and Influences 5.0 The Approach and Policy to Overcome the Obstacles and Challenges 5.1 New Economic Model (NEM) 5.2 1Malaysia 5.3 National Key Result

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    people‚ and by The people‚ but there are many challenges facing democracy in many countries across the world. India is a perfect example of a nation that is ’fully democratic ’ even as it develops and faces several challenges. This paper is divided into two different parts showing the problems facing Indian Democracy. The first part briefly talks about the Inequality among peoples in India. Inequality is also divided into three main categories such as Geographic‚ Social and Demographic. The second

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    NATIONAL INTEGRATION DAY

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    Introduction: India is a land of various races; various religious and various languages. Still then‚ the Indians developed into one nation by the influence of common territory‚ common history and common fight for freedom against the foreign rule. But when India came under the British‚ the English ruler followed the policy of Divide and Rule in order to perpetuate their authority over India. Consequently the racial‚ the religious and the linguistic groups in the Indian nation first began to disintegrate

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    NATIONAL INTEGRATION AND COHESION "The individual exists only relation to the group: outside the group he is nothing The wave exists only inside the river; outside the river it is nothing" (Allama Iqbal) NAtional integration and cohesion means unity among the people of a nation.It’s vital for the survival and genuine progress of a nation.without national integration and cohesion‚a nation disunites and eventually losses its identity.No doubt‚union

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    MADURAI KAMARAJ UNIVERSITY CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM PROGRAMS & REGULATIONS (P.G & M.Phil. Programs for University Schools / Department) The Choice Based Credit System was introduced in the University Teaching Departments from the academic year 1999—2000 and suitably modified as per recommendations of TANSCHE in 2010. Regulations: 1) The regulations formed herein shall apply to all post graduate programs and M. Phil. programs conducted by Schools / Departments of the Madurai

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    BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMME (B.D.P.) ASSIGNMENT For July 2014 and January 2015 Sessions Assignment Code: BPSE -212/EPS-12 Course Code: Government and Politics in India SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES INDIRA GANDHI NATIONAL OPEN UNIVERSITY MAIDAN GARHI‚ NEW DELHI-110068 ELECTIVE COURSE IN POLITICAL SCIENCE BPSE-212/EPS-12: GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS IN INDIA TUTOR MARKED ASSIGNMENT (TMA) Dear Student‚ As explained to you in the Programme Guide‚ you will have to do a Tutor Marked Assignment (TMA) for each

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    Sport is one of the purest forms of combat. This world‚ which rewards toil and sweat‚ and designs true devotion and discipline to a cause‚ is far removed from the murky labyrinth that is politics. If politics is flighty‚ sport is downright earthy‚ basic. However‚ our political heavyweights bound the chasm between the two fields with aplomb. Therein lies the mystery. After all‚ why would a high-flying politician choose to link himself with low-profile sports like kabaddi‚ hockey or table tennis? Turns

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    India became a nation under the British regime after 400 years of Mughal rule. Despite many changes during this long period‚ one unchanging phenomenon was castediscrimination. Before British rule‚ a stream of Sufi saints had rejected the Brahmanism and injustice to Dalits (untouchables)‚ but their main focus was on encouraging self-awareness and trust in a seemingly egalitarian religion with a non-discriminating‚ omnipresent and omnipotent god. Real changes came in the 19th century‚ when the leaders

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