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evolvement of effective economic policies and eradication of, poverty and unemployment., , 3. How did the reorganisation of states take place in, India after its independence? Explain., , Answer: 1. In the initial years it was felt that linguistic, states may foster seperatism and create pressures on newly, founded nation, but India considered democracy and, federalism by making a favour to linguistic states only., , 2. State Reorganisation Commission was appointed in 1953, central Government to rearrange the boundaries of states., 3. Its main recommendations were to organise states on, language basis as well as the boundaries of states could, reflect the linguistic aspects also., , 4. The State Reorganisation Act was passed in 1956 which, created 14 states and 6 union territories., , 5. Linguistic states enhanced demo-cratic practices., , 6. Linguistic states reduced separatist attitude by accepting, the regional and linguistic claims of all regions., , 4. Explain any three consequences of partition in, India., , Answer: 1. In the name of religion, people of one, community killed and mained people of the other, community. Cities like Lahore, Kolkata and Amritsar were, titled as communal zones., , 2. People went through social sufferings also be forced to, abandon their homes especially minorities, who took shelter, in refugee camps., , 3. To preserve the honour of family, many women were killed, even many children were separated from their family and if