This document outlines a class project on the feasibility of state intervention in personal matters of citizens. It provides background context on the rise of modern cities through industrialization. A group of 6 students is assigned to the project. Their introduction covers topics like the development of textile mills in Bombay, the rise of marginal groups as the population grew, issues around housing and transportation, and social changes affecting gender, family, and leisure. It also discusses the politics and colonial history of Bombay, the nature of work, neighborhoods and housing challenges, land reclamation projects, and the growth of cinema and culture in the city. In conclusions, it notes how Bombay's development was modeled on London and how the poor often lived in shared housing

1. SESSION – 2013-14
Class-X
Subject- social science
Group - V

2. FA-01
Task-1
Topic-‘Feasibility of state intervention in personal matter of citizen’
Chapter- ‘Work, life & Leisure’
Assessment Technique - Group presentation
• To learn about planned development of cities
• Appreciate the need for leisure and entrainment in urban life
• Comprehend the urbanization and industrialization complement each other
• To develop critical thinking and reasoning
Task- Group

3. PROJECT
Topic – ‘Feasibility of state intervention in personal matter of citizen’

4. GROUP MEMBER
30 – Ravind Kumar Yadav
31 – Satwik Tripathi
32 – Sankalp Shukla
33 – Saurabh Yadav
34 – Shivam Mishra
35 – Shantanu Singh
36 – Sanjeev Singh

5. INTRODUCTION
1. Industrialization & rise of modern city
2. Marginal groups
3. Hosing & living style
4. Transportation system
5. SOCIAL CHANGESES
6. Politics in the city
7. City in Colonial India
8. Nature of work in Bombay
9. housing and neighborhoods
10. land reclamation
11. The world of cinema and culture
12. Conclusions

6. INDUSTRIALIZATION & RISE OF MODERN CITY
*Textile mills setup
*Dense population
* Increasing no.of skilled & semi skilled persons
* Development of manufacturing unit like motor car etc.

7. MARGINAL GROUPS
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Arising of criminal activity
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Law & order become effective
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Penalty system
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Women as employee
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Development of technology
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Child labor
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Compulsory elementary education

8. HOSING & LIVING STYLE
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Tenements
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Homes were opened by charitable Society
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Drunkenness & squalor on the streets
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Temperance movement development against evil of drinking
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live jointly

9. Transportation system
*Road traffic mainly by cows
* Train running every 10
minutes
*Good railway network system
*welfunctioning transit system
*underground railway system

10. SOCIAL CHANGESES
Men ,Women & family
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Men and women did not have equal
access
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Rights to vote for women
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Married women’s rights to property
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10’hrs movement
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Women participate in political movement
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Family in smaller unit
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Library, art gallery,musium
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Large scale of entertainment
Leisure & Consumption

11. POLITICS IN THE CITY
*Dock workers ‘strike during 1889
*Bloody Sunday of NOV.1887
*Large population were both threat & opportunity

12. CITY IN COLONIAL INDIA
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Presidency cities
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Bombay was the prime city
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Bombay was group of islands
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East India Company was shifted from Surat
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Major outlets of cotton
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Administrative center
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Industrial center

13. Nature of work in Bombay
• Became capital of Bombay
• Growth of trade
• Establishment of textile mills
• Women also employee
• Maritime trade
• Junctions of two major
railways

14. HOUSING AND NEIGHBORHOODS
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Rapid and unplanned city
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People lived in sprawling ,spacious bungalows
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Mostly lived in chawls
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Worker share home due to high charge
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liquor shop and Akharas in empty spot
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Development was through massive reclamation project

15. LAND RECLAMATION
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Project approve by governor William Homby
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Building preventing the flood of the low-lying area
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Private company also participated in reclamation project
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Successful reclamation project done by port rush
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Trust used 22Acre bollard state
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Marine drive was developed

16. THE WORLD OF CINEMA AND CULTURE
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Bombay as Maya puri – A city of dream
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Dada saheb phalke made film raja Harish Chandra in 1913
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Become India’s film capital
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Film industry employed 520,000people

17. CONCLUSIONS
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Development based on London strategic
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Living tenement style in Bombay as chawls
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After Maratha's , become industrial state
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Poor people in are lived outer area of the main city and the jointly share living place

18. END OF THE SLIDE SHOW
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