ICSE History and Civics Answer Key 2026 LIVE: HCG Paper 1 Unofficial Key by Subject Expert; Paper Difficulty LevelICSE History and Civics Answer Key 2026 : Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations conducted the ICSE History and Civics Exam 2026 today, March 16, from 11 AM to 2 PM. Through this live blog, students can check the unofficial answer key prepared and shared by CollegeDekho Social subject expert Sakunth Kumar, along with the detailed analysis of paper's difficulty level.
ICSE History & Civics Answer Key 2026 (Unofficial) Out
The following table displays the unofficial ICSE History & Civics Answer Key 2026 for all objective questions:| Question Number | Question | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| 1 |
Choose the corect option to replace the underlined word:
The collection of State Revenue falls under the Centitative Jurisdiction of the High Court (1) Advisory (2) Raviany (3) Original (4) Appellate | (3) Original |
| 2 |
Which session of the Parliament is most associated with this picture?
(a) Budget Session (b) Summer Session (c) Winter Session (d) Monsoon Session | (a) Budget Session |
| 3 |
Given below are the details of a few Indian Citizens.
Select the one who is eligible to be a Vice President. (a) X (b) W (c) Y (d) Z | (d) Z |
| 4 |
The rule mentioned in the headline below can be proclaimed in a recommendation of _____.
(a) The President (b) The Vice President (c) The Governor (d) The Chief Justice of India | (c) The Governor |
| 5 |
Mr. Anand has been illegally detained by the police, and his family has not been able to meet him. The family members have approached the High Court for help. Which writ will the court issue in this case?
(a) Habeas Corpus (b) Quo Warranto (c) Mandamus (d) Certiorari | (a) Habeas Corpus |
| 6 |
Identify the correct statements about the Lok Sabha.
P. Has no nominated members. Q. Term can be extended during emergency. R. Has two members nominated by the President. S. Can be dissolved by the Speaker. (a) P and Q (b) R and S (c) Q and R (d) Pand S | (a) P and Q |
| 7 |
Assertion (A): Hitler attacked Poland to capture the Danzing Port.
Reason (R): Poland was accused of committing atrocities against the Germans. (a) (A) is true and (R) is false. (b) (A) is false and (R) is true. (c) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A). (d) Both (A) and (R) are true but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A). | (a) (A) is true and (R) is false. |
| 8 |
Identify the option which shows the correct chronology of the following event:
1. The Lucky Pact 2. The Surat Split 3. The establishment of the Muslim League (a) 1-2-3 (b) 1-3-2 (c) 3-2-1 (d) 2-1-3 | (c) 3-2-1 |
| 9 |
Identify the odd one out of the following signatories of the Triple Entente.
(a) France (b) Russia (c) Japan (d) England | (c) Japan |
| 10 |
In the town of Sundar Nagar, the local government decided to cut down a large number of trees to build a shopping mall. The children were upset because the trees provided a place to play. A group of school students, decided to take action based on the lesson they had studied about the Early Nationalists.
Which of the following actions are they NOT likely to adopt? (a) Hold placards with the message 'Save Our Trees'. (b) Write letters to the local newspapers expressing their concerns, (c) Plant saplings to show their commitment to the environment. (d) Forcibly prevent workers sent by the Government. | (d) Forcibly prevent workers sent by the Government. |
| 12 |
Identify the correct pair of words from the given options:
(a) Doctrine of Lapse - Lord Canning (b) Subsidiary Alliance - Lord Wellesley (c) Arms Act - Lord Curzon (d) Vernacular Press Act - Lord Dalhousie | (b) Subsidiary Alliance - Lord Wellesley |
| 13 |
Which of the following is NOT a consequence of the Second World War?
(a) Cold War (b) Defeat of the Axis Powers Co (c) Formation of the United Nations (d) Formation of the League of Nations | (d) Formation of the League of Nations |
| 14 |
Read the description and choose the correct option:
He was an Early Nationalist leader who presided over the second session of the Indian National Congress. (a) Dadabhai Naoroji (b) Gopal Krishna Gokhale (c) Bipin Chandra Pal (d) Lokmanya Tilak | (a) Dadabhai Naoroji |
| 15 |
Which organ of the United Nations Organisation gives this special power to permanent members?
(a) The General Assembly (b) The International Court of Justice (c) The Security Council (d) The Trusteeship Council | (c) The Security Council |
| 16 | The International Court of Justice has ____ judges. | 15 |
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ICSE History & Civics Exam 2026 Student Reviews Out
As per the initial feedback shared, here are the student reviews on ICSE History & Civics Exam 2026:
- The paper was easy to moderate.
- All questions were asked from the textbook, and had a balanced difficulty level.
- The paper was not overall time consuming, however, Part II took more time than other sections.
- Questions were both factual and analytical.
- All units, and chapters were emphasized on the question paper.
- Some questions were repeated from PYQs.
ICSE History & Civics Exam 2026: Quick Facts
Below are some quick facts related to the ICSE History Exam 2026:
Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
Name of the Exam | ICSE Class 10 History & Civics (H.C.G. Paper 1) |
Conducting Body | Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) |
Exam Date | March 16, 2026 |
Exam Time | 11 AM to 1 PM |
Exam Duration | 2 Hours |
Exam Mode | Offline (Pen and Paper) |
Question Paper Type | Descriptive & Objective (Section A: MCQs/Short; Section B: Structured) |
Total Number of Questions | Section A: 16 MCQs + 2 Short Answer Questions Section B: 5 out of 7 Structured Questions |
Section-Wise Questions | Civics: Approx. 3 questions History: Approx. 6 questions |
Total Marks | 80 Marks (Theory) + 20 Marks (Internal Assessment) = 100 Total |
Section-Wise Marks | Section A: 30 Marks Section B: 50 Marks (Civics 20, History 30) |
Marking Scheme | 1 mark (MCQ), 2 marks (Short), 3 or 4 marks (Structured sub-questions) |
Negative Marking | No Negative Marking |
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03 55 PM IST - 16 Mar'26
ICSE Geography Paper 2 Practice Question 7
Question: Why is "Drip Irrigation" considered the most advanced method of irrigation today? List two advantages.
Key Focus: It prevents water loss through evaporation and deep drainage, delivering water directly to the roots, which is crucial for water-scarce regions.
03 35 PM IST - 16 Mar'26
ICSE Geography Paper 2 Practice Question 6
Question: Explain how "Social Forestry" differs from "Agro-forestry" and why the Tropical Evergreen forests are difficult to exploit commercially.
Key Focus: Evergreen forests are dense, have a variety of species in a small area (lack of pure stands), and have thick undergrowth making transport difficult.
03 15 PM IST - 16 Mar'26
ICSE Geography Paper 2 Practice Question 5
Question: Mention two differences between "In-situ" (Black Soil) and "Ex-situ" (Alluvial Soil) in terms of formation and texture.
Key Focus: Black soil is formed by the denudation of volcanic rocks (basalt), while Alluvial soil is transported by rivers and is rich in potash but poor in phosphorus.
02 55 PM IST - 16 Mar'26
ICSE Geography Paper 2 Practice Question 4
Question: Study a climate table showing temperature and rainfall for 12 months. Identify the hemisphere and calculate the annual rainfall.
Key Focus: If the highest temperature is in June/July, the station is in the Northern Hemisphere. If the rainfall is heaviest in Oct/Nov, it indicates the Coromandel Coast.
02 35 PM IST - 16 Mar'26
ICSE Geography Paper 2 Practice Question 3
Question: Give a geographical reason why "Kochi has a lower annual range of temperature than Delhi."
Answer Concept: Kochi experiences the moderating influence of the sea (maritime climate), whereas Delhi, being in the interior, experiences extreme continental climate.
02 15 PM IST - 16 Mar'26
ICSE History Exam 2026: Answer Key Out
The unofficial answer key by our subject expert, Sakunth Kumar is out. Check out the answer key to determine your performance in the test.
01 55 PM IST - 16 Mar'26
ICSE Geography Paper 2 Practice Question 2
Question: On the outline map of India, mark and label the following: (a) Gulf of Khambhat, (b) River Brahmaputra, and (c) Palk Strait.
Key Focus: Ensure you use blue pencils for rivers and shade the exact extent of water bodies; rivers must be traced from source to mouth.
01 35 PM IST - 16 Mar'26
ICSE Geography Paper 2 Practice Question 1
Question: On a given Toposheet, if the contour interval is 20 meters, calculate the gradient between a settlement at 300m and a temple at 500m, given the horizontal distance is 2 km.
Key Focus: Practice identifying "Relative Height" (r), conventional signs, and 6-figure grid references, as these are compulsory 10-mark scoring areas.
01 15 PM IST - 16 Mar'26
Student Reviews Out
Candidates can check out the overall reviews on the examination, which has been provided on the page above. Not much trend has been observed this year.
01 00 PM IST - 16 Mar'26
Examination Has Concluded
The examination has concluded. As students step out of the examination hall ,we will collect the reviews on the test, and the question paper for answer key formulation. Both will be provided on the page above soon. Stay tuned!
12 00 PM IST - 16 Mar'26
One Hour Left
Only 1 hour left for the examination to conclude. Candidates are answering the second part of the question paper.
11 00 AM IST - 16 Mar'26
Exam Starts
Students are seated in the examination hall, and the final bell has rung. The examination has started. Candidates need to answer the question paper by 1 PM.
10 00 AM IST - 16 Mar'26
Reporting Time
As the examination will commence at 11 AM, students are reaching the examination venue for pre-exam formalities.
09 00 AM IST - 16 Mar'26
ICSE 10th History & Civics Exam 2026: Most Expected QnA 20 for Study
Question: What is "Panchsheel" and how does it relate to NAM?
Answer: Panchsheel is a set of five principles of peaceful coexistence (e.g., mutual non-aggression). These principles became the foundational ideology for the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM), allowing nations to remain independent of the Cold War blocs.
08 00 AM IST - 16 Mar'26
Short Notes on Money Bill
A bill dealing with taxes or expenditure that can only be introduced in the Lok Sabha. The Rajya Sabha can only delay it for 14 days.
07 00 AM IST - 16 Mar'26
ICSE 10th History & Civics Exam 2026: Most Important Topic 19 for Last-Minute Preparation
UN Agencies (UNICEF, WHO, UNESCO)
Focus on their full forms and at least three functions each. These are easy-scoring, direct questions.
06 00 AM IST - 16 Mar'26
Most Expected QnA 19 for Study
Question: Mention any three functions of the World Health Organization (WHO).
Answer: 1. To direct and coordinate international health work. 2. To promote the eradication of epidemic and endemic diseases. 3. To improve international standards for food, biological, and pharmaceutical products.
05 00 AM IST - 16 Mar'26
ICSE 10th History & Civics Exam 2026: Short Notes on Casting Vote
The deciding vote cast by the Speaker in the event of a tie. It is a constitutional tool to resolve deadlocks.
04 00 AM IST - 16 Mar'26
Most Important Topic 18 for Last-Minute Preparation
United Nations Security Council
The composition (Permanent vs. Non-permanent) and the "Veto" power are the most expected areas here.
03 00 AM IST - 16 Mar'26
ICSE Class 10 History & Civics Exam 2026: Most Expected QnA 18 for Study
Question: Name the five permanent members of the Security Council and explain their "Veto Power."
Answer: The permanent members are USA, UK, France, Russia, and China. "Veto Power" means that a negative vote by any one of these five can block any major decision, even if all other members agree.
02 00 AM IST - 16 Mar'26
ICSE Class 10 History & Civics Exam 2026: Most Important Topic 17 for Last-Minute Preparation
Causes of World War II
The "Failure of the League of Nations" and Hitler's "Invasion of Poland" are essential. Pearl Harbor is a key event for the US entry.
01 00 AM IST - 16 Mar'26
Most Expected QnA 17 for Study
Question: State the three main purposes for which the United Nations was established in 1945.
Answer: 1. To save succeeding generations from the scourge of war. 2. To develop friendly relations among nations based on respect for equal rights. 3. To achieve international cooperation in solving global problems.
12 00 AM IST - 16 Mar'26
Exam Today
CISCE will conduct ICSE History Exam 2026 today, March 16, from 11 to 1 PM. The examination will be held in offline mode.
11 00 PM IST - 15 Mar'26
ICSE Class 10 History & Civics Exam 2026: Short Notes on Collective Responsibility
The principle that the Council of Ministers is jointly responsible to the Lok Sabha. If a no-confidence motion is passed, the entire cabinet resigns.
10 30 PM IST - 15 Mar'26
Most Important Topic 16 for Last-Minute Preparation
Rise of Fascism and Nazism
Contrast the rise of Mussolini and Hitler. Their ideologies of "Totalitarianism" and "Anti-Communism" are central.
10 00 PM IST - 15 Mar'26
ICSE 10th History Paper 1 Exam 2026: Most Expected QnA 16 for Study
Question: Discuss any three factors that led to the rise of Adolf Hitler in Germany.
Answer: 1. Resentment against the humiliating Treaty of Versailles. 2. Severe economic crisis and unemployment following the Great Depression. 3. The fear of a Communist revolution, which made the wealthy support Hitler.
09 30 PM IST - 15 Mar'26
Short Notes on Writ of Habeas Corpus
Literally "to have the body." It protects citizens against illegal or arbitrary detention by the state.
09 00 PM IST - 15 Mar'26
ICSE 10th History Paper 1 Exam 2026: Most Important Topic 15 for Last-Minute Preparation
Treaty of Versailles
This is often asked as a "source of WWII." Memorize the territorial and military restrictions placed on Germany.
08 30 PM IST - 15 Mar'26
Most Expected QnA 15 for Study
Question: What were the two primary objectives of the League of Nations?
Answer: 1. To maintain international peace and security by preventing future wars. 2. To promote international cooperation in economic and social fields.
08 00 PM IST - 15 Mar'26
ICSE 10th History Paper 1 Exam 2026: Short Notes on Court of Record
A court whose proceedings are recorded for perpetual memory and testimony. Both the Supreme Court and High Courts are Courts of Record.
07 30 PM IST - 15 Mar'26
Most Important Topic 14 for Last-Minute Preparation
Causes of World War I
Nationalism, Imperialism, and the Sarajevo Crisis are the big three. The system of secret alliances is also a key factor.
07 00 PM IST - 15 Mar'26
ICSE Class 10 History Paper 1 Exam 2026: Most Expected QnA 14 for Study
Question: List any four terms of the Treaty of Versailles that were humiliating for Germany.
Answer: 1. Germany was held responsible for the war (War Guilt Clause). 2. It had to pay a massive war indemnity. 3. The German army was restricted to 100,000 men. 4. Germany lost its overseas colonies and territories like Alsace-Lorraine.
06 30 PM IST - 15 Mar'26
Short Notes on Swadeshi
The movement to use goods produced in one's own country. It was used by Assertive Nationalists to promote Indian industry.
06 00 PM IST - 15 Mar'26
ICSE Class 10 History Paper 1 Exam 2026: Most Important Topic 13 for Last-Minute Preparation
Mountbatten Plan and Partition
Why was partition accepted? Study the clauses of the 1947 Act and the role of the Boundary Commission.
05 00 PM IST - 15 Mar'26
Most Expected QnA 13 for Study
Question: Explain how "Imperialism" and "Militarism" acted as causes of the First World War.
Answer: Imperialism led to a scramble for colonies in Africa and Asia, creating friction between European powers. Militarism caused a massive arms race, where countries increased their military strength, making war seem inevitable.
04 40 PM IST - 15 Mar'26
ICSE Class 10 History Paper 1 Exam 2026: Short Notes on Doctrine of Lapse
Lord Dalhousie’s policy to annex states without a natural male heir. It was a major cause for the resentment of 1857.
04 20 PM IST - 15 Mar'26
Most Important Topic 12 for Last-Minute Preparation
Subhash Chandra Bose and the INA
The objectives of the INA and its role in weakening British hold over the Indian army are crucial. Study the "Delhi Chalo" call.
04 00 PM IST - 15 Mar'26
ICSE 10th History Exam 2026: Most Expected QnA 12 for Study
Question: Why did Subhash Chandra Bose form the Forward Bloc and what were its main aims?
Answer: Bose formed it to rally the left-wing elements within the Congress. Its aims were the immediate liberation of India from British rule and the establishment of a socialist state in post-independence India.
03 40 PM IST - 15 Mar'26
Short Notes on Ilbert Bill
A bill that sought to give Indian judges the power to try Europeans. The backlash from the British highlighted their racial arrogance to Indians.
03 20 PM IST - 15 Mar'26
ICSE 10th History Exam 2026: Most Important Topic 11 for Last-Minute Preparation
The Quit India Movement
Focus on the "Do or Die" slogan and the failure of the Cripps Mission. This was the final major mass movement before independence.
03 00 PM IST - 15 Mar'26
Most Expected QnA 11 for Study
Question: State any three proposals of the Cabinet Mission Plan (1946).
Answer: 1. Formation of a Union of India consisting of British Provinces and Princely States. 2. Setting up of a Constituent Assembly to frame the Constitution. 3. Formation of an Interim Government at the Centre.
02 40 PM IST - 15 Mar'26
ICSE 10th History Exam 2026: Short Notes on Chauri Chaura
The 1922 incident where a mob burned a police station, killing 22 policemen. This led Gandhi to cancel the Non-Cooperation Movement.
02 20 PM IST - 15 Mar'26
Most Important Topic 10 for Last-Minute Preparation
Civil Disobedience Movement
The Salt Satyagraha is the central event. Understand the significance of the Gandhi-Irwin Pact and the failure of the Round Table Conferences.
02 00 PM IST - 15 Mar'26
ICSE Class 10 History Exam 2026: Most Expected QnA 10 for Study
Question: Enumerate ways in which the Civil Disobedience Movement differed from the Non-Cooperation Movement.
Answer: While Non-Cooperation focused on refusing to help the government, Civil Disobedience involved the active violation of laws (like the Salt Law). It also saw significantly higher participation from women and the business class.
01 40 PM IST - 15 Mar'26
Short Notes on Satyagraha
Gandhi’s method of non-violent resistance based on the "force of truth." It required immense self-discipline and courage.
01 20 PM IST - 15 Mar'26
ICSE Class 10 History Exam 2026: Most Important Topic 9 for Last-Minute Preparation
The Non-Cooperation Movement
Study the Khilafat and Jallianwala Bagh triggers. The withdrawal after Chauri Chaura is a high-probability "reason-based" question.
01 00 PM IST - 15 Mar'26
Most Expected QnA 9 for Study
Question: Discuss how the Rowlatt Act and the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre led to the Non-Cooperation Movement.
Answer: The Rowlatt Act's "no-appeal, no-dalil" nature and the brutal killing of peaceful protesters at Jallianwala Bagh shattered Gandhi’s faith in British justice. He concluded that cooperation with a "satanic" government was impossible.
12 40 PM IST - 15 Mar'26
ICSE Class 10 History Exam 2026: Short Notes on Lucknow Pact
A 1916 agreement where the Congress and Muslim League demanded self-government together. It signaled a peak in Hindu-Muslim unity.
12 20 PM IST - 15 Mar'26
Most Important Topic 8 for Last-Minute Preparation
The Muslim League
Focus on its objectives and the factors that led to its formation in 1906. This is often linked to the communal politics that led to partition.
12 00 PM IST - 15 Mar'26
ICSE History & Civics Paper 1 Exam 2026: Most Expected QnA 8 for Study
Question: How did the Lucknow Pact (1916) impact the Indian National Movement?
Answer: It brought about a temporary unity between the Indian National Congress and the Muslim League. This combined pressure forced the British government to announce future constitutional reforms leading to self-government.
11 40 AM IST - 15 Mar'26
Short Notes on Sarajevo Crisis
The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Bosnia. It was the "spark" that triggered the alliance system and led to WWI.
11 20 AM IST - 15 Mar'26
ICSE History & Civics Paper 1 Exam 2026: Most Important Topic 7 for Last-Minute Preparation
Partition of Bengal (1905)
Lord Curzon’s "Divide and Rule" policy is a major theme. Study the real motives versus the administrative reasons given by the British.
11 00 AM IST - 15 Mar'26
Most Expected QnA 7 for Study
Question: What were the three main political demands of the Early Nationalists?
Answer: 1. The expansion of Legislative Councils and more representation for Indians. 2. The holding of the ICS examinations simultaneously in India and England. 3. The separation of the Judiciary from the Executive.
10 40 AM IST - 15 Mar'26
ICSE History & Civics Paper 1 Exam 2026: Short Notes on Cabinet Mission
A 1946 British mission that proposed a federal structure for India. It tried (and failed) to keep India united before partition.
10 20 AM IST - 15 Mar'26
Most Important Topic 6 for Last-Minute Preparation
Early Nationalists vs. Assertive Nationalists
You must be able to contrast their "Methods" (Prayers/Petitions vs. Swadeshi/Boycott) and their "Objectives" (Constitutional reforms vs. Purna Swaraj).
10 00 AM IST - 15 Mar'26
ICSE History Paper 1 Exam 2026: Most Expected QnA 6 for Study
Question: State three significant changes made in the administration of India after the Revolt of 1857.
Answer: 1. The rule of the East India Company was ended, and India came under the direct rule of the British Crown. 2. The post of Secretary of State for India was created. 3. The policy of Annexation and "Doctrine of Lapse" was abandoned.
09 40 AM IST - 15 Mar'26
Short Notes on Dandi March
A 24-day march to the sea to break the British salt monopoly. It made the Indian freedom struggle a global news story.
09 20 AM IST - 15 Mar'26
ICSE History Paper 1 Exam 2026: Most Important Topic 5 for Last-Minute Preparation
The First War of Independence (1857)
Emphasis should be on the "Doctrine of Lapse," economic exploitation, and the immediate cause (Greased Cartridges). This is a staple for picture-based questions.
09 00 AM IST - 15 Mar'26
Most Expected QnA 5 for Study
Question: Identify and explain any two "Writs" issued by the Courts to protect Fundamental Rights.
Answer: 1. Habeas Corpus: An order to produce a detained person before the court to check the legality of the detention. 2. Mandamus: An order commanding a public official or lower court to perform a specific legal duty.
08 40 AM IST - 15 Mar'26
ICSE History Paper 1 Exam 2026: Short Notes on UNESCO
The UN agency that promotes peace through education, science, and culture. It is famous for designating "World Heritage Sites."
08 20 AM IST - 15 Mar'26
ICSE History & Civics Exam 2026: Most Important Topic 4 for Last-Minute Preparation
The High Courts and Lok Adalats
Lok Adalats are frequently tested for their role in providing "speedy and inexpensive justice." For High Courts, know the qualifications for a judge.
08 00 AM IST - 15 Mar'26
Most Expected QnA 4 for Study
Question: Briefly describe the procedure for the impeachment of the President of India.
Answer: A resolution for impeachment must be signed by at least one-fourth of the total members of the House and a 14-day notice given. It must then be passed by a majority of not less than two-thirds of the total membership of both Houses.
07 40 AM IST - 15 Mar'26
ICSE History & Civics Exam 2026: Short Notes on Veto Power
The "Negative Vote" used by the 5 permanent members of the UN Security Council. It can stop any resolution from being passed.
07 20 AM IST - 15 Mar'26
Most Important Topic 3 for Last-Minute Preparation
The Supreme Court
The "Original" and "Appellate" jurisdictions are critical. Focus on why the Judiciary is kept independent from the Executive to ensure unbiased justice.
07 00 AM IST - 15 Mar'26
ICSE History & Civics Exam 2026: Most Expected QnA 3 for Study
Question: Mention two situations where the President can act without the advice of the Council of Ministers.
Answer: 1. When no single party or coalition wins a clear majority in the Lok Sabha, the President uses discretion to appoint a Prime Minister. 2. The President can dismiss the Council of Ministers if it loses the confidence of the House but refuses to resign.
06 40 AM IST - 15 Mar'26
Short Notes on Appeasement
The policy of giving in to Hitler’s demands to avoid war. It is now seen as a major mistake that allowed WWII to happen.
06 20 AM IST - 15 Mar'26
ICSE History Exam 2026: Most Important Topic 2 for Last-Minute Preparation
The President's Executive Powers
Understand the "Nominal" headship of the President versus the "Real" powers of the PM. Discretionary powers are a favorite for short-answer logic questions.
06 00 AM IST - 15 Mar'26
Most Expected QnA 2 for Study
Question: Why is the Rajya Sabha called a "Permanent House" and how are its members elected?
Answer: The Rajya Sabha cannot be dissolved as a whole; instead, one-third of its members retire every second year. Its members are elected indirectly by the elected members of the Legislative Assemblies of each State.
05 40 AM IST - 15 Mar'26
ICSE History Exam 2026: Short Notes on Imperialism
The policy of extending a country's power and influence through colonization or military force. It was a primary long-term cause of WWI.
05 20 AM IST - 15 Mar'26
Most Important Topic 1 for Last-Minute Preparation
The Union Parliament
This topic is the backbone of the Civics section; focus on the "Quorum," the Speaker's roles, and the exclusive powers of the Rajya Sabha. It is highly likely to feature in a 10-mark structured question.
05 00 AM IST - 15 Mar'26
ICSE History Exam 2026: Most Expected QnA 1 for Study
Question: Explain any three roles of the Speaker during a session of the Lok Sabha.
Answer: 1. The Speaker presides over the meetings of the House and maintains order and decorum. 2. They decide the admissibility of all resolutions and motions. 3. They exercise a Casting Vote in the event of a tie to break the deadlock.
