National integration involves combining all people of a nation into a single whole, binding them together regardless of religion, language or history. It involves sentiments of nationalism, oneness, and cultural, social, political, economic and linguistic unity. November 19th is celebrated as National Integration Day in India, which is also the birthday of Indira Gandhi, India's first female Prime Minister, with the Prime Minister serving as chairman of the national integration council. Obstacles to integration include communalism, provincialism, unemployment, lack of social sense, casteism, political divisions, lack of leadership, frustrated youth, and lack of national character.

3. WHAT IS NATIONAL
INTEGRATION?
National integration means combining all
the people of the nation into a single
whole.
It binds together all people in one common
bond no matter what their religion,
language or history be.

4. NATIONAL INTEGRATION IN
INDIA
 19 November is celebrated as the
NATIONAL INTEGRATION DAY.
 It is also Indira Gandhi's birthday who is the
first woman Prime Minister of INDIA.
 Prime Minister is the chairman of national
integration council in India.

5. National Integration involves :-
1) The sentiments of nationalism
2) The feeling of oneness.
3) Social, political, economic, linguistic and cultural unity.
4) Common ideas of life and common code of behavior.
5) The ability to subordinate our loyalties to loyalty of the
nation.

6. Obstacles to National
Integration
1 ) Communalism(violence among
communities)
2) Provincialism(narrowness of view)
3) Unemployment

7.  4) Lack of social sense(we are
self-centered)

5) Casteism

8. 6) Different political parties
7) Lack of good leadership

9. 8) Frustrated youth(due to
corruption,etc)
10) Lack of national
character(due to
smuggling,adultration in food)