KSEAB SSLC Political Science case studies
KSEAB SSLC Political Science · Put your knowledge to work in context.
KSEAB SSLC Political Science is the civics component of the Social Science paper set by the Karnataka Secondary Education Examination Board for Class 10 students in Karnataka. It is a school-leaving subject rather than a recruitment or entrance test: the score contributes to the SSLC aggregate used for pre-university admission, and the same content underpins later competitive-exam preparation. The KSEAB SSLC Political Science case studies are 5 cases and about 3,565 words.
1Three Amendments That Would Break the Mock Constitution
At the Shivamogga district youth parliament, 84 students from 14 pre-university colleges are debating a mock constitution modelled on the Indian Constitution. Team A proposes three amendments: (1) the Governor may dismiss a Chief Minister who loses a confidence vote without giving the Assembly a chance to elect a new leader; (2) no court may review any law passed by the legislature; (3) any amendment to the mock constitution may be passed by a simple majority of the Assembly.
760 words, about 4 min2The Girl Without a Transfer Certificate
Fourteen-year-old Lakshmi, whose parents are migrant farm workers, has returned to Raichur after two years in Maharashtra. She wants to join Class 9 in the local government high school.
698 words, about 3 min3The Cess Bill That Started in the Wrong House
In the Karnataka Legislature, a member of the Legislative Council introduces a bill imposing a new urban transport cess on petrol and diesel sold in Bengaluru. The Council debates it, adds two amendments, and passes it 32 to 24.
702 words, about 4 min4Six Candidates and a Ward By-Election
A by-election is being held for a gram panchayat ward in a village near Belagavi. The ward has 1,240 voters.
707 words, about 4 min5Fifteen Months Without a Ward Committee
Residents of a 48,000-person ward in north Bengaluru have not had garbage collected for 12 days. The ward committee, which is supposed to meet every month, has not met for 15 months.
698 words, about 3 min