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6. Write a short note on the people’s movement of, Hyderabad., , Answer: Hyderabad was the largest princely state of India, under the rule of Nizam. One of the world’s richest person., Nizam wanted Hyderabad to be an independent state. But, the people of Hyderabad were not happy with the rule of, Nizam due to his non-democratic practices. Hence, various, section of society agitated against him:, , 1. The peasants in Telangana region particularly rose voice, against him., , 2. Women also joined the movement in large number., , 3. The communist and Hyderabad congress were in the, forefront of movement., , 4. Nizam responded by unbashing a Razakars paramilitary, force on people., , 5. Ultimately, the central government had to order the army, to tackle and in 1948, Indian army moved in control the, Nizam’s forces., , All the above mentioned situations led to an accession of, Hyderabad., , 7. What was the significance of linguistic, reorganisation of Indian states to the nation, building?, , Answer: In the initial years it was felt that linguistic states, may foster separatism and create pressures on newly, founded nation. But India considered democracy and, federalism by making a favour to linguistic states only:, , 1. Linguistic states enhanced democratic practices., , 2. Linguistic states reduced separatist attitude by accepting, the regional linguistic claims of all regions.