Std: VII History Unit History Lesson Name of the Lesson No.

1 The North Indian Kingdom Page 1 Sub Heading 1st paragraph Line No. 7,10, 14,16, 23 13 18 3 33 Mistake Mediaeval

Subject : History (EM) Corrections Medieval

1 2 2 2 2 2 2 3

The North Indian Kingdom The Kingdoms of Deccans The Kingdoms of Deccans The Kingdoms of Deccans The Kingdoms of Deccans The Kingdoms of Deccans The Kingdoms of Deccans The South Indian Kingdoms

1 12 13 13 14 14

Origin of Rajputs Hoysalas or Dwarasamudram Kakatiyas of Warangal Yadavas of Devagiri Yadavas of Devagiri Exercise

Hunas Cholai prataba rudha II Silahara

Huns Chola Prataparudhra II Silhara KaKatiyas Sosavir Dwara Samudra origin

1st line Kakatayas 3rd choose Match (2) Sasovir Dwarasamndram

16

The pallavas political history 1

1st line orgin

The South Indian Kingdoms The South Indian Kingdoms

16

Later Pallavas

15

Narasimha varaman-II

Narasimhavarman-II

21

Literature

It is not included in Engish Medium book

Seevaka Chinthamani by Thiruthaka Devar. Nalayira Divya Prabhandam by Nathamuni. Qutb-ud-din In page 36, Lahore, Delhi, Agra, Malwa, Devagiri, Dwara samudra, Madurai should be included. In page 40, Lahore, Delhi, Devagiri, Warangal, Madurai should be included.

5 5

Sultanate of Delhi Sultanate of Delhi

35 36 + 40

1st para Map

7 -

Qutb-ud-bin Places, boundaries and Srilanka are not mentioed. Colours are irrelevant

Std: VII Civics Unit Lesson Name of the Lesson No. 1 Our Nation Page Sub Heading Line No.

Subject:: Civics (EM) Mistake Corrections

Civics

125

Union Legislature

4th para

245 Members 233 Members

250 Members 238 Members

Std: VII Geography Unit Lesson No. 1 Name of the Lesson The earth -structure and tectonic movements Page 66 Sub Heading flow chart Forces of earth movement Organic or vertical Line No. Mistake

Subject:: Geography (EM) Corrections

epirogenic or horizontal

orogenic or horizontal

epirogenic or vertical

The earth -structure and tectonic movements

66

flow chart

sudden movement

sudden movement

landside 1 The earth -structure and tectonic movements The earth -structure and tectonic movements The earth -structure and tectonic movements The earth -structure and tectonic movements The earth -structure and tectonic movements Earth surface Earth surface 69 diagram cross section of a volcano Exercises (choose) 1 maagma 4 a. Endogenic

landslide

magma a. epirogenic

72

65

crust

last line

They average density of crust is about 3 about 8

The average density of crust is about 3g/ cm about 8g/cm

65

Mantlle

12

66

core

10

about 12

about 12g/cm

2 2

74 75

frost weathering Mineral hydration

3 3

have this type- weathering attache

have this type of weathering attach

Earth surface

74

Introduction

changes happen not only in human life but also the surface of the earth --- is subject to change The blowing wind carried vacuum area

but also on the surface of the earth. which is subject to change The blowing wind carries vaccum area

2 2 3

Earth surface Earth surface Weather & elimate

74 83 97

Introduction deflation cyclones

3 para 1 3 para 2nd line 2nd 9th line

3 1 4 Disaster and Disaster management

99 111

below Nimbus clouds diagram Mitigation

mass of water dropslets People have to watch while going out to see into whether any breakages, leakages in electricity from the nearby post In English medium text it is referred as 8 metre (cyclone) traveling

droplets People have to watch while going out to see whether there are any breakages or leakages in the nearby electricity post. In Tamil medium it is referred as 12 metre. Travelling

Disaster and Disaster management Disaster and Disaster management

110

Do you know?

6th line

110

Mitigation

5th para

Disaster and Disaster management

112

Tomadoes

4th para

Ten people were killed when the boat they were travelling in about . (incomplet) although recent finds

Ten people in a boat were killed when they were thrown upto20 fr high. although recent findings

Introduction to oceanography Introduction to oceanography Introduction to oceanography

115

What is oceanography topography of the ocean temperature of the ocean

para 5th line 3,4th line 4,5,6,7

117

very unstable in that it changes with each coming waves and tides The role of the sea water temperature is in causing. magnesium, bromine and sodium chloride or common salt ..

very unstable. It changes due to wave actions and wind actions. The role of the sea water temperature is vital in causing.

120

Introduction to oceanography

121

ocean's influence on human life

2nd para 7,8

magnesium, bromine and sodium chloride or common salt are also found.

Std: VIII History Unit I Lesson No. 1 Name of the Lesson The Great Mughals Page 2 Sub Heading His place in History Line No. 2 Mistake figure

Subject:: History (EM) Corrections figures

I I I I I I I

1 1 1 1 1 1 1

The Great Mughals The Great Mughals The Great Mughals The Great Mughals The Great Mughals The Great Mughals The Great Mughals

2 3 3 4 4 6 8

His place in History Military Administration Military Administration Currency Reforms Estimate Land Revenue Reforms of Akbar Jahangir

3 4 10 1 6 12 7 8

mediaeval khiji's the of Dagh shersha Indo-Muslim cultivator were khsrau khsrau fallen ill last inchange all on sides

medieval khilji's the Dagh Shershah Indo-Islamic cultivator was khusru khusru fell ill lost incharge on all sides

I I I II

1 1 1 2

The Great Mughals The Great Mughals The Great Mughals Rise of the Marathas

10 11 11 17

Aurangazeb Aurangazeb And Marathas Provincial Administration Shivaji and Mughals

4 7 7 2nd para line 3 2nd para line 20

II

Rise of the Marathas

17

Shivaji and Mughals

Sivaji

Shivaji

II

Rise of the Marathas

18

Military Administration The Third Battle of Panipat (A.D.1761) The Third Battle of Panipat (A.D.1761) Invasion of Nadir Shah (A.D.1739) Events Answer in a word Causes for the decline of the Portuguese power in India causes fr the decline of the Portuguese Power in India

14

crops

corps

II

Rise of the Marathas

19

Nazib-ud-daulah

Nazib-ud-daulah

II II II II III

2 2 2 2 3

Rise of the Marathas Rise of the Marathas Rise of the Marathas Rise of the Marathas Advent of the Europeans

19 20 22 23 25

12 3 2 1 -

called III battle Shephered Batle IIIrd Battle

called third battle Shepherd Battle Third Battle side heading not Should be given bold

III

Advent of the Europeans

25

Inida

India

III III

3 3

Advent of the Europeans Advent of the Europeans

25 26

The Dutch The Third Battle of Panipat (A.D.1761) 8

7&8 12

South East Asia In 1608 king

East Asia In 1608, king

III

Anglo - Frenth Struggle Anglo - Frenth Struggle Anglo - Frenth Struggle Anglo - Frenth Struggle Anglo - Frenth Struggle Anglo - Frenth Struggle Rule of the English East India Company Rule of the E.E.I. Company Rule of the E.E.I. Company

30

2nd para line 8

Anwaruddin

Anwar-ud-din

III III III III III IV IV IV

4 4 4 4 4 5 5 5

31 31 31 34 35 37 37 39

The second carnatic war Course Course Results Choose the correct answer Provisions of the Regulating Act Its Provisions Impeachment of Warren Hastings

2nd para Muzafur line 11 3 Anwaruddin 5 refugee 7 Karao 1 (c ) c) 1744-1763 11 In 1774 a the supreme court side Heading side Heading side heading - Its provmisions side heading Impeachment of Warren Hostings Serirangapatnam

Muzzafar Anwar-ud-din refuge Kara c) 1746 - 1763 In 1774, the supreme court Its Provisions Impeachment of Warren Hastings

IV

Lord Cornwallis (A.D.1786 A.D.1793)

45

The Fourth Anglo Mysore war (1799) causes

2nd para line 3

Srirangapatnam

IV

Lord Cornwallis

45

The Fourth Anglo Mysore war causes The Second Anglo Maratha war (1803)

2nd para line 5 2nd para line 3

Krishna

Krishna III

IV

Lord Cornwallis

45

IV IV

6 6

Lord Cornwallis Lord Cornwallis

45 45

Estimate Match B-2

governors general Treaty of Seringapatnam Nil

Governor General Srirangapatnam

IV

Marquess of Hastings (A.D.1813 1823) Lord William Bentinck (A.D.1828A.D.1835) Lord Dalhousie (A.D.1848 A.D.1855) The Great Revolt of 1857 The Great Revolt of 1858

Nil

IV

50

Administrative Reforms

11

the charter Act 1833

the Charter Act of 1833

IV

Nil

Nil

IV

10

57

Military Causes

The General Service Enlistment Act passed them sepoys

The General Service Enlistment Act was passed the sepoys of Delhi also joined with them

IV

10

58

Delhi

10

IV

10

The Great Revolt of 1860 The Nayak Rule in Tamil Country The Nayak Rule in Tamil Country The Nayak Rule in Tamil Country The Nayak Rule in Tamil Country The rule of the Marathas of Thanjavur (A.D.1676A.D.1856) The Rule of the Marathas of Thanjavur The Rule of the Marathas of Thanjavur

59

Central India

2nd para line 15

came to and end

came to an end

11

64

The Regency of Queen Mangammal Krishnappa Nayak II Administration

lines 3 & Vijyaranga 5 Gjayaranga 3rd para line 2 8 sorup mandalam

Vijayaranga Vijayaranga swaroop mandalams

V V

11 11

66 66

11

68

Match

Thiruvenkata

Thiruvenkatam

12

70

Tamil country under the marathas

12

Partonised

Patronised

12

72

Maruthupandiar & the southern league Maruthupandiar and the southern league

15

Realishing

Realising

12

72

1st para 2nd half line 1

Place

Palace

11

13

Vellore Mutiny 1806 Vellore Mutiny 1806

75

Causes for the failure of the Mutiny Match the following

side heading - Causes of the Failure of the Muting Turbar

Causes For The Failure of The Mutiny Turban

13

76

B.1

Std: VIII Civics Unit I I I I I I I I I Lesson Name of the Lesson No. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 National Integration National Integration National Integration National Integration National Integration National Integration National Integration National Integration National Integration Page 134 134 134 135 135 136 136 138 138 Sub Heading India-A Museum of Races Cultural unity Literature Festivals Food and Dress Art and Architecture Art and Architecture Match the following IV. Heading Line No. 6 3 para 3 line 8 7 6 para 3 line 5 para 3 line 9 B-1 Mistake mughal Civil society Intergration

Subject: Civics (EM) Corrections mughals civic society Integration Milad-i-Nabi fibres temples Chidambaram The Holy Book Answer the following questions briefly

Milad-un-Nabi fibers temple Chidmabaram The Holly Book

IV Answer the following Heading question briefly 12

II

Socio -Economic Problems

140

Measures to eradicate the problem of child labour Measures taken to improve the status of women IV

para 2 line 3

completed the 14 years

completed 14 years

II

Socio -Economic Problems Socio -Economic Problems Socio -Economic Problems Socio -Economic Problems Socio -Economic Problems Human Rights and the U.N.O.

141

Sarada Act in 1929

Sarada Act in 1930

II

144

IV Answer the following Heading question briefly Q.No.4 2 4 . full stop Match the following side (B.2) 1976 Match the following side (B.4) 1929

Answer the following questions briefly ? Question Mark 1975 1930

II II II

2 2 2

144 144 144

IV III III

III

147

State Human Rights commission

point a) b) c) 8

retried retried retried Their child to school

retired aretired retired their children to school

III

Human Rights and the U.N.O.

149

The U.N.O. had declared the year 1979 as the International year of children 13

III

Human Rights and the U.N.O.

150

V.Answer in detail

1 1 2 2 5 2 2 R.No.1

Power and functions commission? Power and function commission? Accident occur trafficking system Apart form normal

Powers and functions commission Powers and functions commission Accident occurs traffic system Apart from norma;

IV IV IV IV

4 4 4 4

Road Safety Rules and Regulations Road Safety Rules and Regulations Road Safety Rules and Regulations Road Safety Rules and Regulations

151 153 154 156

Importance of Road safety Signals - Road signals Heavy vehicle traffic V.Answer in detail

Explain the Explain the importance of road importance road safety safety rules. rules

Std: VIII Geography Unit I Lesson No. 1 Name of the Lesson Resources and Their Types Resources and Economical Activities Page Sub Heading Line No. Mistake -

Subject:: Geography (EM) Corrections Nil

86

Choose the correct Answer

Q.2

People Working in Sectors are called white collar worker

Ans: quarternary

14

II

Types of Primary Activity Mining Agricultural Crops

Nil

4 III 5 6

96 101

II Phara conditions for the growth of wheat conditions of growth of tea Choose the correct Answer

6 8

(for example, clayey

Nil (for example: clay

6 6

Crops Crops

105 106

5 Q-4

150 to cm Cotton grows well in soil (a) Black (b) Alluvial (c ) Red 1, 2 , 3, 3, 4

150 cm (a) Black (b) clay (c ) Red

Crops

106

Match the following

1, 2, 3, 4, 5

IV

7 8

Industries Types of Industries

111

Large scale Industries

stee

Nil steel

Trade

117

Para-5

Bilateral or multilateral

Bilateral and multilateral

15

10

Transport and communications Poulation Growth and Distribution Population and Resources

Nil

VI

11

Nil

12

131

Land Degradation

Road buildin

Road building

IX Standard Social Science Unit Lesson No 1 2 Intellectual awakering of 6th century B.C. Chapter Page 13 22 Sub-heading Line 11th 2nd para 3rd para 11th line

(History) 1 to 7 Lessons Mistakes Romens Kevala Juana Correction Rhemus Kevala Gnanam

16

Intellectual awakering of 6th century B.C. 3 Medieval Age

23

3rd para 8th line

Sittannavasal

Sittannavasal

28 Heading itself is wrong Name of the lesson Subheading (spelling mistake)

28, Line 3, 9, 10, 11, 12 II para 1st line subheading

Mediaeval Age

Medieval

4 Beginning of Modena Age 5 Industrial Revolution

40 Jutroduction 58 Inventions during the Industrial Revolution

2nd para 22nd

spirit The names, inventions and years are not matching with the contnt of the lession Monarchical

spirit

6 The French Revolution The French Revolution

61 61 Absolution

1st para 1st line 1st para 5th line

Monarchial

6 The French Revolution The French Revolution

61 19th line 61 EcnomicReforms 3rd 63 Course of the Revolution 17 6th

Avenue to secure freedom for redressal redressed sidelined sidelined ignored Practiced Practised combine combined

The French Revolution The French Revolution The French Revolution The French Revolution The French Revolution

63 Course of the Revolution 63 Course of the Revolution 67 Napole on Bonaparte 67 Results of the French Revolution 67 Do you know

14th 18th

favorable Practiced

favourable Practised chaotic struggle

1st para 5th chotice line 7th point Struggles 5th line 1st line Eiffle

Eiffel

IX Standard Social Science Unit Lesson No 7 Chapter Page No Cultural heritage 70 of Tamil Nadu Cultural heritage of Tamil Nadu Cultural heritage of Tamil Nadu 70 Sub-heading Line 2nd para 7th line 6th para 8th line 12th line

(Geography) 1 to 7 Lessons Mistakes atleast Correction atleast

Rashtrakudas

Rashtrakutas

the

7th para 5th line 18

in to

into

Cultural Heritage Administrative system

71

Administrative 1st para 1st line

Monarchical

Monarchial

72 7 Cultural Heritage of Tamil Nadu 72 Sangam Literature

11th B line 11th 18 Line 3rd para 16th line 3rd para 16th line 28th line

during times Senguttavan

during the times Senguttuvan

Widow propogated

Widows propagated

73 73 74 Religion Art and Arehitecture Art and Arehitecture

2nd para 9th line 2nd para 4th and 5th line 2nd para 2nd line 3rd para 8th and 21st line 11th 7 line 1st Para 1st line

succeded Jains and Buddhists Prabandams

succeeded Jain and Buddhist Prabandam

74

Kailasanather

Kailasanathar

Cultural heritage of Tamil Nadu

74 75

Cholapuram Philosophyically

capital C Philosophically

19

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VI Ex.

On the outline map of South India mark the shade the the Chera. Chola. pandya and Pallava kingdoms

On the outline Map of South India mark and shade the Chera, Chola, Pandya and Pallava Kingdoms.

IX Standard Social Science (Geography) Unit Lesson Chapter Page No 1 Tamil Nadu 77 2 Physiognaphy of 82 Tamil Nadu 2 Physiognaphy of Tamil Nadu Physiognaphy of Tamil Nadu Climate of Tamil Nadu 84

Sub-heading 1st para The Hilly regions of Tamil Nadu Tamil Nadu Physiography Map Exercise choose the correct Low Pressure Formation & Cyclonic Track

Line 3 3

Mistakes Pondicherry Kanniyakumari

1 to 7 Lessons Correction Puduchery Kanyakumari

Legend 9

Hill symbols. The Map to be more clear. Chittaru

87

3Q

To increase the color, Lable and clrity of the Map Chittar

91

The whole para

On the basis.Coimbatore district

to be placed above the Table : Rail fall of Tamil Nadu

20

Climate of Tamil Nadu

93

Climate of Tamil Nadu

95

Tamil Nadu District wise Annual Rainfall Tamil Nadu Areas under Frest III Answer in Brief

Whole map The Color Legend is very confusing

More clarity in using colour required. Suggestion : Instead include vegetation Belts of Tamil Nadu Map. List down the geographical factors that influence the climate of Tamil Nadu: The term 'resources' Vedaranyam

Whole map Shows Areas under Forest

Climate of Tamil Nadu

97

Qt 1.

List down the geographical factors that influence the climate of Tamil Nadu

Resources of Tamil Nadu

99 103

Resources Tabular column 5 saline socls Conventional Power resources tab column Thermal power plant tab column wet sainning heading

1 5

The term resources Vedaranayam

107

10

used by humankind

used by mankind

107

Cuddlore dist

Cuddalore

Tamil Nadu Agriculture

114

Dry framing

Dry farming

21

114 114 122 122 123 6 Tamil Nadu manufacturing Industries Transport & Tamil Nadu Communication 129

138

Aquiser diagram Aquiser diagram Commercial crops Horticulture fisheries fisheries Textle industry of Tamil Nadu Roadways

Precipition Precipition 5 3 1 5 2 Chilies mangos finshing hactares Sankar nagar (given under textile centre) (Right side) Kanayakumari (Right side) Broad guage (Right side) Gulf of Manner (Left side) Tirichirappalli (Left side) Prize (Right side) Agmarknet -

Precipitation Precipitation Chillies mangoes fishing hectares delete sankar nagar from textile centre Kanyakumari

27

140 141 142 8 Tamil Nadu Trade 150 150 9 Tamil Nadu Population -

Railways Railways Map Railways Trade in Tamil Nadu Trade in Tamil Nadu -

Broad gauge Gulf of Mannar Thiruchirappalli Price Agmarket -

6 16 3 -

22

10

Environmental Issues

162

Loss of Bio Diversity (Activity) Loss of Bio Diversity (Do you know) Harmful effects of noise pollution

(Left Side) Pichavaram

Pitchavaram

162

(Right Side) mongoose

Mangoose

11

Conservation of Resources Sustainable Development

166

40

(Left Side) Niligiris

Nilgris

23

IX Standard Social Science Unit Lesson No Chapter 1 The Union Government Page Sub-heading 180 The team of the house 182 Union executive 183 Election of the President Line I para 3rd & 4th line 1para 11th line

(Civics) 1 to 7 Lessons Mistakes The term of the house can be cutshort nomin ated Elected members of NCT of Delhi and Puducherry relieved from his office Spelling Judgment Included in the Union Government No answer in the option Spelling-tow Tamilnadu is going to have an upper house Correction It can be dissolved earlier / before its expiry of 5 years. appointed It can be the elected members in the union terribories.

1 para 8th line and 10th line

2 The State government

189 Appellate Jurisdiction 188 State High Court 191 Choose the correct Answer 180 Do you know 197 Election to upper house

Judgement Can be included in the 2nd lesson. The State Government 1987 - should be included. two deleted

Q.No.14

I para 1st line

24

4 Contemporary Social issues of Tamil nadu

205

3rd para 3rd line from the down

Justice administration

Justice Party administration

206

1st para 5th line & 6th line

Ramalingar Vallalar caste system Child labour seems very lengthy

Ramalinga Vallalar in to should not given. Can be made it short.

209

IX Standard Social Science Unit Lesson No Chapter 1 Demand and supply Page Sub-heading 215 Questions regarding Demand and supply. 215 Questions regarding supply. Line 15-27 Mistakes

(Economics) 1 to 7 Lessons Correction To be deleted Reason: With one price a schedule cannot be prepared students could be confused. Statement of supply. 1. What is supply 2. When is supplied 3. Where is supplied

54-63

25

215 Questions regarding supply.

4. At what price supplied. The answere to these questions can be dirved from the following statement of supply. Ex Raju sold 2 kios of Mangoes yesterday at T.Nagar at a price of Rs.50 per kg. 4th line 7th point 7. Few factors outside the economic sphere.

To be deleted Reason: With one price a schedule cannot be prepared too confusing for students.

216 Supply

To be added: 7. Noneconomic factors like natural calamities, war, epidemics etc.

216 Law of demad and supply

16-25

Law of demand: If prices rises the demand falls, if price falls demand rises. This show that there is an indirect relationship between price and demand.

To be corrected: If price rises the quantity demanded falls, if price falls the quantity demanded rises. This shows that there is an indirect relationship between price and demand.

26

216 Law of demad and supply

16-25

Alfred Marshalls's law of demand. "The grater the amount to be sold the smallermust be the price at which it is offered. In other words the amount demanded increased with a full in price and dismiss has with a rise in price.

Alfred Marshall's defines the Law of demand: "The greater the amount to be sold. The smaller must be the price at which it is offered. In other words the amount demanded increases with a fall in price and dismisses with a rise in price.

216 Exemptions to the law of demand

After old This law Is not scheduled line applicable to necessary No:20 goods like rice luxury goods like diamond jewels. In these cases when the price rises dimand also rises and when the price falls demand also falls.

This law is not applicable to luxury goods like gold, diamond & low priced goods (Interior goods) like ragi, Cholam etc.

27

216 Law of supply

1--10

Law of supply other things remaining same as the price of a commodet rises its supply is entende and as the price of the commodity fulls its supply is contracted. This is called law of supply. Law of demand is only applicable to (a) Necessaries (b) Comforts Luxuries (d) Very low priced goods.

As the price of the commodity rises the quantity supplied is extended and as the price of the commodity falls the quantity suplied is contracted.

217 Exercise choose

2Q

(To be added) Law of supply extablishes (a) inverse relationship between price and quantity (b) direct relationship between price and quantity (c ) both (d) None.

217 Short notes

2Q

Law of supply

To be corrected: 2. State the law of supply.

2 Equilibrum price

218

7 It is clear from the below It is clear from the table given given table. below: 3 Alfread Marshall Alfied Marshall

218 Changes in equilibrm Price. 28

219 Long period

It is not included

To be added: 3. Long period: In the long period supply can be changed to any extent by changing all the inpuls factors of production.

X Standard Unit I II III III Lesson No. 1 2 3 Name of the Lesson Imperialism First World War World between the wars Page No 9 21 Side Heading Captions (1D) Introuduction Remedial measures Effects Achievements Match the following Choose the Correct Para left 4th 4 5,6 1 3 24 4 Para Right Mistake

History Corrections Imperialism "Great" industries,but Economy with few limitations so, Latern March to Rome

Nationalism great industries..But Barring few limitations So Lateran March on Rome

22 III 4 Fascism 25 26 III IV 5 6 Nazism II World War

36

II World war

I World war

29

37 IV 7 The united Nations Organisations 39,40

Choose the Correct General Assembly

9 8

A&B (options) spelling mistake five members.. countries CTBT ( Expansion Not given) insures crises

Gorbachev Bolisyeltin five members countries complete sentence to be deleted. Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty ensures crisis

41

Major achievemtns

18

IV

European Union

45 46

Achievements of EU Scientific research

4 15

V VI

9 10

The Great Revolt of 1857 Social and Religious Reform movement

58 59 59 60 60 61

Brahmo samaj Prathana samaj Arya samaj Theosophical society Theosophical society Samarasa Sudhasan

19 5 45 12 19 42 46

given title inter-dining gospal Benares headquarter

given title inter-dining gospel Benaras head quarters 1870 1870,

Thiru Arutpa

ThiruArutpa

30

64

Impact of Social and religious mov Formation of Muslim League Surat split Subash Chandra Bose ( heading)

remarriage interdining uprisingbut

remarriage, inter dining. uprising,but

VII

11

Freedom Movement in India-I

69

70 79

9 7 1st

became arouse Bosh

was arose Bose

VII

12

Freedom Movement in India-II

80 81

Cabinet Mission The Indian Independence Act of 1947 The Mount battern Plan ( heading) Q3 Vellore Mutiny

3 36

Sirstarafford

Sir Stafford

Jawahalal Nehru Jawaharlal Nehru

87

Mountbattern

Mount Battern

13

Role of Tamil Nadu in the Freedom Movements

88

11

daughter

daughters

88

Madras Mahajana Sabha

19

However still its aims

However, its aims

31

89

V.O. Chidambaram Pillai Subramaniya Bharathiyar C. RajaGopalachariya

Kappolotiya

Kappalotiya

VII

13

Role of Tamil Nadu in the Freedom Movement

90 92

29 15

swadshamithran dispressed

swadeshamithran depressed

VIII

14

Social Transfromation in Tamil Nadu

92 93 97 100

K.Kamaraj Choose Q 10 Self Respect Movements Muthu Lakshmi Reddy

32 5 1 33 13

swandraparty Sathyagrha for policy Shermandevi Vehementally

Swatandra party Sathyagraha for his policy Sheramandevi Vehemently

32

X Std Map 1

Page No-5

The following areas are given in the Question, but not marked in the given map in the text Germany ( main area) not shown in the map Netherland marked twice

* Peking Nanking Manchuria Shakalin is lands canton rectified.

HISTORY MAPS * Turkey ( Marked wrong) to be

Map-2

Page No-12

to be marked to be removed

Map-3

Page No-82

Partition of India Rajasthan The following areas are marked wrong in the text to be rectified * Diu * Pondicherry * Kolkatha * Mumbai * Goa * Cochin * Chennai marked twice (location shown wrong)

33

X Standard Unit I Lesson No. 1 Name of the Lesson India-Location and physiography India-Location and physiography India-Location and physiography Page No 104 ,105 Side Heading Location and extent Location and extent Location and extent Para left Para Right 2nd para Ist line III line Mistake

Geography Corrections To add Area: 32,87,263 Sq.km

32,87,263 Km2 has to change into sq.km.

104, 105

According to 2001 According to (2011 census) 1210 Census (1028 million) millions Delete: it has a coastline of 6,100km) In PgNo.117 It is given correctly 6000km Malacca start coastline is 6,000km only It has coastline of about 5,516km inclusive of the main land, Kakshadweep, and Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Malaccan strait

104 ,105

2nd para last line

India-Location and physiography India-Location and physiography India-Location and physiography

104 ,105

Location and extent Location and extent Unity in Diversity

3rd para last line Ist para 1st line

104,105

8 4 This symbol Indicates lower unit of degree in minutes Cherrapunji

106

2nd Cherapunji para 2nd line

34

India-Location and physiography India-Location and physiography India-Location and physiography India-Location and physiography India-Location and physiography India-Location and physiography India-Location and physiography

106

India nad its neighbouring countries India nad its neighbouring countries Unity in Diversity India Political Division ( Map) Political Division Information about states 13) Capital 27) States Union Terriotories(4)

I para Ist line II para 3rd line Ist para 3rd line

Kanyakumari

Kanyakumari or Cape Comorin

106

Karokoram

Karakoram

107

Zoroastrianism

Zorastrianism

107

Sikkim state and its capital not given

State: sikkim Capital: Gangtok

107

Include : Delhi is the Indian capital as well as the National Cap Update the population density (2011 census) Thiruvanathapuram uttar Predesh Dadar Thiruvananthapuram Uttar Pradesh Dadra

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let us know

3rd para

Let us know can be deleted because the data information given in the remaining content do not correlate with this 2nd Gondawana land para last 2nd line Gondawana Gondwana land

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Formation of flimalayas

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Formation of Himalayas ( Diagram) Northern Mountains ( Map) Western Himalayas Himadri I para 13th line I para 4th line I para 5th line

Gondwana

4. Nandevi ( 7817 m)

Nandadevi

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Siachin

Siachen

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Indus Valley in the North Bramapurtra

Indus valley in the North West

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Himadri

Brahmaputra

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India-Location and physiography India-Location and physiography India-Location and physiography India-Location and physiography India-Location and physiography India-Location and physiography India-Location and physiography India-Location and physiography India-Location and physiography

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Himadri

I Para 9th line

Kanchan Junga

Kanchen Junga

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Eastern Himalayas Northern Great Plains Northern Great Plains Northern Great Plains Northern Great Plains PunjabHaryana Plains PunjabHaryana Plains III para 1st line

I para Purvanchal 2nd line I para 4th line I para 9th line I prar 11th line Brahumaptura

Purvachal

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Brahmaputra

112

Terrai

Terai

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Khaddar

Khadar

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Khaddar

Khadar

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II para 8th 9th line II para last line

Hariyana

Haryana

Satluj

Sutlej

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Nil

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Central High land Peninsular Plateau II para 13 lines

I para

Haziribagh Plateau

Hazaribagh Plateau

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Delete : The Peninsular Plateau extends from north to south for a distance of about 1600 km and from east to west for about 1400 km I para last line Penneru

The Peninsular Plateau about 1400 km because both plateau distance and western ghats distance cannot be the same.

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Deccan Plateau Western Ghats last para 3 lines

Pennaru

116

delete: The southern part of the western ghats is separated from the main sahyadri range by palghat Gap. Western ghats are ranning in the North south direction Mali

In Social Tamil Medium Textbook (pg 132) It is given correctly where as in English Medium T.B. it is given wrongly.

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Western Ghats

I para 13th line last para 3rd line

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Western coastal plains

Include: Western ghats are continuous range of hills running in the North-South direction. Mahi

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Western coastal plains Malabar plain

I para Kanniyakumari 2nd line III para It extends for about 2nd line 50 km and its width varies from 25 to 100 km II para 6th line II para Chillka

Kanyakumari

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Eastern coalstal plain Eastern coalstal plain

Chilka

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The 'Tamil Nadu' plain stretches from the pulicat lake to kanyakumari for the distance of about 1076 Km Godavari length is wrong. It is not 146 Krishna Placesbenifited Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh Tapti- places benefited Madhya Pradesh and

In IXth std T.B. In pg 85 the extension between pulicat to Kanyakumari for a distance of about 100km but the Actual length is 992km. The length is 1465

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River system of India River system of India

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Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh must be given. Instead of Madhya Pradesh In Tamil medium social Text book is given correctly in (pg123) Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra

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River system of India

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India-Location and physiography India-Location and physiography India-Location and physiography India-Location and physiography India-Location and physiography India-Location and physiography India-Location and physiography India-Location and physiography

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River system of India

Ghaghra - (Ends in ) (Disappears into the thar Desert) Places benefitted U.P. Thamiraprani

(R.Ghaghra does not move towards thar desert and do not Disappear in Thar desert) so wrong places benefitted. only U.P.is benefitted Thamiraparani

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River system of India River system of India Mahanadi River features

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Chattisgarh Jharkhand (Add) Orissa / Orissa is not added) Distributary eg: Hooghly is not added Estuary (see) Add Hooghly

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River features Estuary Exercise

sea

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Match the following v) Answer the following Question in a paragraph

6th line

4) ( c) Mt. Kanchanjunga 6) ( c) Shyadri Chilca Lake

Kanchenjunga Sahyadri Chilka Lake

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1) 2) 1) 2) 3) 6)

1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6)

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vi India map 5) ist line 3rd line River system of India

5) Northern circaras Khambat Sunderban Yamuna 1300 Brahmaputra 885 Originates from Chemayung dung glacier Kaveri Length 800 last para 2nd line I para 6th line Laltitude

Northern Circars Khambhat Sunderbans Yamuna 1370 Brahmaputra 725 Originates from Aangsi glacier Kaveri length 805

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India- climate

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Latitude

Latitude

I I 2 India- climate 128 wind 2nd para 1st line 4th line 128 129 Climate of India Summer ( March to May) 1st para 15th line NIl 41

Temperature Orignated

temperate Originates

I I I

I para 7th line 3rd para Ist line

Hariyana Mausin atomospheric

Haryana Mausim atmosphere

130

lightening

lightning

131 to 133

Nil

Nil

134 137

Exercise II match V Answer in paragrah 2nd Que Soil fertility

III line

India climate

138

Northern and North Western part of India is not added Give the Characteristic features of monsoon winds Cobolt

give meaning and types of Rainfall Northern and Northwestern part of India ( shoulod be included) Explain any two characteristic features of monsoon winds

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India - Natural Resources

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last para 3rd line 2nd para 13th line 1 para 6th line 1 para 1 line 1 para 1 line

Cobalt

140

Alluvial soil

Ghagharia

Ghaghria

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Black soil

color tapiaco Desert soil is found aride zone ( in should be added after found) 4th point Avoiding should be deleted Sisham

colour tapioca Desert soil is found in arid zone

Desert soil

142 145

Soil Conservation 2nd para 5th line

Excessive grazing should be avoided Sisam

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India Natural Vegetation Map NIl Subsistence agriculture Agricultural seasons Agricultural seasons Green box 2nd line Rabi 2nd row Zaid 1st row 1 para 6th line last line 1 para 8th line 1 para 16th line

Mahanadhi detta region is given wrongly NIl hactares

Kaveri Delta region can be added for Mangroove forests NIl hectares

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IndiaAgriculture

146 to 156 158

159 159 III 4 IndiaAgriculature 161

wintet Biginning Sukaradhara Utteranchal tarpaun line Maharastra

Winter Beginning Sukaradhan Uttaranchal

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Jute Oil seeds

tarpaulins Maharashtra

171 IV 5 India Industries 175

V Answer in paragraph Major cotton Textile Industries in India 1st line

1 Question Answer is not given Mumbai, Ahamadabad locations are wrong favors favours

174

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Jute industry 177

1 para 3rd line Indian Iron and 1 para 3rd Steel Company line Hindustan Steel Ltd Nil whose environment is it? Air pollution 1 para 9th line

Sizable 2nd para I para 2nd line Nil 1000 million Imdian Visveshwaraiya 1959

Sizeable Indian Visveshwaraya

177 178 to 182 183

1965 Nil 1210 million

Environmental Issues

183

6th line

Everyday the average person inhales about 20,000 litres of air neighborhood beighborhood

We breathe about 2,200 times a day inhaling around 16 kg of air

186 VI 7 India - Trade, Transport and Communication Remote Sensing Remote Sensing 196 Indian Railway Zones

2nd & 14th line Green box last line

beighbourhood neighbourhood Include 17th Zone is Kolkata Metro Railway

VII VII

8 8

206 207 211 Exercise short Answers 44 last line

Diagram Traget favorite

Target favourite

6. what are the uses of Write any two applications of GPS? GPS?

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Answer in paragraph III Short answers Process involved in Remote sensing

Include: What are the advantages of Remote sensing? Include: 8. Name the Photo elements 3 para 5th line After properties include: such as tone, texture, size shape, patterns

X Standard Unit I Lesson No. Name of the Lesson Page No Side Heading Para left 4th para 30th line Para Mistake Right Example not given

Economics Corrections e.g. Tyre is the final output of Tyre manufacturers. Its value is accounted under output method. But the same tyre value is added again in a car manufacturing industry. eg Grant of subsidies loans at lower rate of interest, administered and support prices etc.,

1 National Income

236 Double Counting

237 Economic function

Economic function 3rd para 12th line

Example not given

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2 Indian economy after Independence

Nil

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X Standard Unit Lesson No. Name of the Lesson 1 India and world peace 2 Democracy 3 Unity in diversity 4 Consumer Rights 222 Choose (options) 224 Religion 225 Literature 230 Measures taken by the Government 1 2 8 15 demoracy cores Thiruvallur Television Page No Side Heading Para left Para Right Mistake

Civics Corrections

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democracy croes Thiruvalluvar Television

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