What is equality? What is equality according to the constitution of India? Is there a real equality in India . Fundamental right. What is voting?

1. SCHOOL OF
EDUCATION
Name – Isha Aggarwal
UID – 11812945
Class – 7th
Subject – Social Science
Topic – Equality

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3. On Equality

4. Universal Adult Franchise
• Universal adult franchise means that the right to vote should be given to all adult
citizens without the discrimination of caste, class, color, religion or gender. It is
based on equality, which is a basic principle of democracy.
• Age should be 18 years .

5. Identify the difference

6. It gives the right to vote to all adult citizens, regardless of wealth, income, gender, social status,
race, ethnicity, political stance, or any other restriction,
a. Universal adult franchise
b. Constitutional franchise
c. Institutional franchise

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8. Caste System
• Caste system has been banned in the Indian according to the
constitution of India .
• According to our fundamental rights everyone is equal in
the eyes of laws irrespective of their caste, creed religion,
birth.

9. Varna Pyramid

10. ____is the biggest hinderance in the development
of India.

11. Aaj mere paas building
hai property hai bank
balance hai Bangla hai
gaadi hai …. Kya ha
Tumhare paas?

13. Recognizing dignity
• According to the constitution of India every individual is dignified.
• No matter whatsoever caste he belongs to and no matter what so ever profession
he/she undertakes everyone is respectful and dignified.
• In case the dignity of a person is violated then we can appeal to supreme court.

14. Think of an incident in your life in which your dignity
was violated? How did this make you feel?

15. According to the constitution of India every
citizen is _____ by birth.
A. Dignified
B. Unequal

16. Recapitulation:
• In today’s class we have learnt about equality, equality according to the constitution of India.
• Caste system, pyramid that is followed in the caste system.
• Dignity, meaning of dignity and how every individual is dignified and to whom we can appeal in case our
dignity is hindered.
1.Describe equality according to the constitution of India.
2.What is caste system? State some examples.
3.A sweeper is a____ person
a. Dignified b. Undignified

17. Home Work
• The story is based on an incident that took place in one of India's larger cities and is common practice in most parts of the
country. It is a story about Mr. And Mrs. Ansari who were looking to rent an apartment in the city. They had the money
and so paying the rent was no problem. They went to a property dealer for help to find a place. The dealer informed them
that he knew about quite a few apartments that were available for rent. They visited the first apartment and the Ansaris
liked it very much and decided to take it. However, when the landlady found out their names, she made an excuse about
how she could not rent the house to someone who ate meat because the building did not have any non-vegetarian
residents. Both the Ansaris and the property dealer were surprised to hear this because they could smell fish being cooked
in the neighbor's house. The same excuse was repeated in the second and the third apartments. Finally, the property dealer
told them that they might want to change their names and call themselves Mr. And Mrs. Kumar. The Ansaris were
reluctant to do this and decided to look some more. In the end, it took a whole month of looking at apartments before they
found a landlady who was willing to give them a place on rent.
1. Why do you think the Ansaris were being treated unequally?
2. What would you do if you were in the Ansaris' position and could not find a place to live because some people did not
want to live next to you because of the religion you practice?
3. If you were one of the Ansaris, how would you have responded to the suggestion that you change your name?

18. Circle the reference to caste in the
matrimonial advertisements given
above.