Sree Narayana public school

Gurudevapuram , Chenkottukonam
Trivandrum

Determination of content in toothpaste

Submitted by
Adithya Ratheesh
Roll No:
Submitted for the requirement of the completion
Of
AISSCE-MARCH 2021-2022
CENTRAL BOARD OF SECONDARY EDUCATION
NEW DELHI
 Sree Narayana public school
Gurudevapuram , Chenkottukonam
Trivandrum

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This is to certify that this project entitled “DETERMINATION OF CONTENT

IN TOOTHPASTE” is bonafide report of work done by Adithya Ratheesh Class
12 A of school, towards partial fulfillment towards AISSCE 2021-2022.

Teacher in charge…………………………. Principal……………………………………

Examiner…………………………………….
life of mahathma Gandhi in champaran
• Mahatma Gandhi played a main role in champaran movement.
He motivated or encouraged the peasants of there to fight for the
truth. The Champaran Satyagraha of 1916 was Mahatma Gandhi's
first Satyagraha in India.
• This story is set in 1916 where Gandhi steps up to help a bunch
of poor peasants from Champaran. It gives an account of how
he struggled to bring them justice and equality. Thus, it begins
with most of the arable land of Champaran that divides into a
large estate. The owners of the estate are Englishmen and the
workers are Indian tenants. We learn that the chief commercial
crop on this land is Indigo. Moreover, we also see that the
landlords compel all the tenants to plant 15% of their Indigo
and submit the whole harvest in the form of rent. The tenants
are under a long-term agreement to do so.
• However, Germany starts developing synthetic Indigo. Thus,
the British do not require the Indigo crop any more. Thus, in
order to release the poor peasant from their agreement of 15%,
they start demanding compensation. While some of the
uneducated peasants agreed on this, the other did not agree.
Thus, we notice that one of the sharecroppers, Raj Kumar
Shukla arranges for a meeting with Gandhi.
• He meets him for the same issues and insists Gandhi to visit the
place to end the longstanding injustice. Gandhi agrees and
boards a train to Patna in Bihar. After that, Raj Kumar Shukla
helps Gandhi visit the house of Rajendra Prasad, a lawyer. As
Gandhi dresses simply, the servants thought of him to be a poor
peasant. Thus, Gandhi planned before trying to get the peasants
any justice. It is because the British government are punishing
anyone who is keeping national leaders or protestors.
• Thus, when Gandhi arrived in the place, the news of his arrival
and mission spread across the town like wildfire. This resulted
in a lot of lawyers and peasant groups pouring in large numbers
in his support. Consequently, the lawyers did accept that the
charges are quite high and too unreasonable for a poor peasant.
• However, Gandhi was criticizing them for collecting huge fees
from the sharecroppers. He was emphasizing on counselling as
this will provide the peasants with confidence to fight their fear.
Thus, he manages to get justice after a yearlong fight for the
peasants. He has also arranged for the education, health, and
hygiene for the families of the poor peasants. Finally, he
teaches them a lesson of self-sufficiency and self-confidence.