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Class 4 Social Studies India

by Shivangi Asthana · Published 2026-08-06

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5 chapters 3,674 words ~15 min read English

Class 4 Social Studies: India geography, government, history, culture, environment

1. India’s Location and Diversity
2. Northern Mountains to Islands
3. Weather, Seasons, and Monsoon
4. Soil, Water, Forests, Minerals
5. Crops, Farming, and Industries

Preview: India’s Location and Diversity

A short excerpt from “India’s Location and Diversity”. The full book contains 5 chapters and 3,674 words.

Key Concepts

India is a large country in South Asia. Knowing its place, neighbours, states, symbols, and many cultures helps us understand our country and answer questions clearly.

India lies in the Northern and Eastern Hemispheres.
The Indian Ocean is to the south. The Arabian Sea is to the west, and the Bay of Bengal is to the east.
India’s neighbouring countries include Pakistan, Afghanistan, China, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, and Myanmar. Sri Lanka and the Maldives are nearby island countries.
India has 28 states and 8 Union Territories.
New Delhi is the capital of India.
The national flag, national emblem, national animal, national bird, national flower, and national anthem are important national symbols.
India has many languages, foods, clothes, festivals, dances, and traditions. This is called diversity.
People with different customs live together as one nation. This is called “Unity in Diversity.”

Before you continue: Can you name India’s capital and two neighbouring countries?

Key Terms

Diversity - Having many different kinds of people, languages, foods, and customs.

Neighbouring country - A country near or next to another country.

State - A large part of India with its own government.

Union Territory - A part of India managed mainly by the Central Government.

Capital - The main city where the government works.

National symbol - An object, animal, plant, or song that represents the country.

Hemisphere - One half of the Earth.

Active Recall

Diversity

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Neighbouring country

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State

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Union Territory

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Capital

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National symbol

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Worked Examples

1. Find India’s capital.

1. Read the question carefully.

2. The capital city of India is New Delhi.

3. Write the full name, not only “Delhi.”

Now you try: Name the capital of India.

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2. Identify India’s national symbols.

1. National animal: Bengal tiger.

2. National bird: Indian peacock.

3. National flower: lotus.

4. National anthem: Jana Gana Mana.

Now you try: Write any three national symbols.

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3. Understand diversity.

1. People in Punjab may enjoy wheat-based food.

2. People in Kerala may eat rice and use different traditional clothes.

3. Both are Indians.

4. Different ways of living make India diverse.

Now you try: Write two examples of India’s diversity.

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Practice Questions

1. (Easy) What is the capital of India?

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2. (Easy) Name India’s national animal and national bird.

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3. (Medium) Name any four neighbouring countries of India.

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4. (Medium) How many states and Union Territories does India have?

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5. (Medium) Circle the correct answer: The Arabian Sea is to the (east / west) of India.

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6. (Hard) Explain “Unity in Diversity” in one or two sentences.

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Answer Key

1. New Delhi.

2. Bengal tiger and Indian peacock.

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"Class 4 Social Studies India" is a study guide book by Shivangi Asthana with 5 chapters and approximately 3,674 words. Class 4 Social Studies: India geography, government, history, culture, environment.

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