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Math 8
- Ch 1- Rational Numbers 1.1-Introduction to Rational Numbers 1.2-Properties of Rational Numbers
  Ch 2- Linear Equations in One Variable 2.1-Introduction to Linear Equations in One Variable 2.2-Solving Equations having the Variable on both Sides 2.3-Reducing Equations to Simpler Form
  Ch 3- Understanding Quadrilaterals 3.1-Introduction to Understanding Quadrilaterals 3.2-Sum of the Measures of the Exterior Angles of a Polygon 3.3-Kinds of Quadrilaterals 3.4-Some Special Parallelograms
- Ch 4- Data Handling 4.1-Looking for Information 4.2-Circle Graph or Pie Chart 4.3-Chance and Probability
  Ch 5- Squares and Square Roots 5.1-Introduction to Squares and Square Root 5.2-Properties of Square Numbers 5.3-Some More Interesting Patterns 5.4-Finding the Square of a Number 5.5-Square Roots 5.6-Square Roots of Decimals
  Ch 6- Cube and Cube Roots 6.1-Introduction to Cube and Cube Roots 6.2-Cubes 6.3-Cube Roots
- Ch 7- Comparing Quantities 7.1-Recalling Ratios and Percentages 7.2-Finding Discounts 7.3-Sales Tax/Value Added Tax/Goods and Services Tax 7.4-Compound Interest 7.5-Deducing a Formula for Compound Interest 7.6-Applications of Compound Interest Formula
  Ch 8- Algebraic Expressions and Identities 8.1-Addition and Subtraction of Algebraic Expressions 8.2-Multiplication of Algebraic Expressions: Introduction 8.3-Multiplying a Monomial by a Monomial 8.4-Multiplying a Monomial by a Polynomial 8.5-Multiplying a Polynomial by a Polynomial
  Ch 9- Mensuration 9.1-Introduction to Mensuration 9.2-Area of a Polygon 9.3-Solid Shapes 9.4-Surface Area of Cube, Cuboid and Cylinder 9.5-Volume of Cube, Cuboid and Cylinder 9.6-Volume and Capacity
- Ch 10- Exponents and Powers 10.1-Introduction to Exponents and Powers 10.2-Powers with Negative Exponents 10.3-Laws of Exponent 10.4-Use of Exponents to Express Small Numbers in Standard Form
  Ch 11- Direct and Inverse Proportions 11.1-Introduction to Direct and Inverse Proportions 11.2-Direct Proportion 11.3-Inverse Proportion
  Ch 12- Factorisation 12.1-Introduction to Factorization 12.2-What is Factorisation 12.3-Division of Algebraic Expression 12.4-Division of Algebraic Expressions Continued
  Ch 13- Introduction to Graphs 13.1-Introduction to Graphs 13.2-Some Applications
Science 8
Social Science 8
- Ch 1- Introduction: How, When and Where 1.1-How Important are Dates 1.2-How do we Know Exercises- Introduction: How, When and Where
  Ch 2- From Trade to Territory 2.1-East India Company Comes East 2.2-Company Rule Expands 2.3-Setting up a New Administration Exercises- From Trade to Territory
  Ch 3- Ruling the Countryside 3.1-The Company Becomes the Diwan 3.2-Crops for Europe 3.3-The “Blue Rebellion” and After Exercises- Ruling the Countryside
  Ch 4- Tribals, Dikus and the Vision of a Golden Age 4.1-How did Tribal Groups Live 4.2-How did Colonial Rule Affect Tribal Lives 4.3-A Closer Look Exercises- Tribals, Dikus and the Vision of a Golden Age
- Ch 5- When People Revolt 5.1-Policies and the People 5.2-Through the Eyes of the People 5.3-A Mutiny Becomes a Popular Uprising 5.4-The Company Fights Back 5.5-Aftermath Exercises- When People Revolt
  Ch 6- Civilising the Native, Educating the Nation 6.1-How the British saw Education 6.2-What Happened to the Local Schools 6.3-The Agenda for a National Education Exercises- Civilising the “Native”, Educating the Nation
  Ch 7- Women, Caste and Reform 7.1-Working Towards Change 7.2-Caste and Social Reform Exercises- Women, Caste and Reform
  Ch 8- The Making of the National Movement: 1870s-1947 8.1-The Emergence of Nationalism 8.2-The Growth of Mass Nationalism 8.3-The March to Dandi 8.4-Quit India and Later Exercises- The Making of the National Movement
- Ch 1- Resources 1.1-Types of Resources 1.2-Conserving Resources Exercises- Resources
  Ch 2- Land, Soil, Water, Natural Vegetation and Wildlife Resources 2.1-Land 2.2-Soil 2.3-Water 2.4-Natural Vegetation and Wildlife Exercises-Land, Soil, Water, Natural Vegetation and Wildlife Resources
  Ch 3- Agriculture 3.1-Farm System 3.2-Types of Farming 3.3-Agricultural Development Exercises- Agriculture
  Ch 4- Industries 4.1-Classification of Industries 4.2-Factors Affecting Location of Industries 4.3-Industrial System 4.4-Industrial Regions 4.5-Distribution of Major Industries Exercises- Industries
  Ch 5- Human Resources 5.1-Distribution of Population 5.2-Density of Population 5.3-Factors Affecting Distribution of Population 5.4-Population Change 5.5-Patterns of Population Change 5.6-Population Composition Exercises- Human Resources
- Ch 1- The Indian Consitution 1.1-Why Does a Country Need a Constitution 1.2-The Indian Constitution: Key Features Exercises- The Indian Constitution
  Ch 2- Understanding Secularism 2.1-What is Secularism 2.2-Why is it Important to Separate Religion from the State 2.3-What is Indian Secularism Exercises- Understanding Secularism
  Ch 3- Parliament and Making of Laws 3.1-Why should People Decide 3.2-The Role of the Parliament 3.3-Unpopular and Controversial Laws Exercises- Parliament and the Making of Laws
  Ch 4- Judiciary 4.1-What is the Role of the Judiciary 4.2-What is an Independent Judiciary 4.3-What is the Structure of Courts in India 4.4-What are the Different Branches of the Legal System 4.5-Does Everyone Have Access to the Courts Exercises- Judiciary
- Ch 5- Understanding Marginalisation 5.1-Who are Adivasis 5.2-Adivasis and Stereotyping 5.3-Adivasis and Development 5.4-Minorities and Marginalisation Exercises- Understanding Marginalisation
  Ch 6- Confronting Marginalisation 6.1-Invoking Fundamental Rights 6.2-Laws for the Marginalised 6.3-Protecting the Rights of Dalits and Adivasis 6.4-Adivasi Demands and the 1989 Act Exercises- Confronting Marginalisation
  Ch 7- Public Facilities 7.1-Water as Part of the Fundamental Right to Life 7.2-Public Facilities 7.3-The Government's Role 7.4-In Search of Alternatives Exercises- Public Facilities
  Ch 8- Law and Social Justice 8.1-Bhopal Gas Tragedy 8.2-What is a Worker's Worth 8.3-Enforcement of Safety Laws 8.4-New Laws to Protect the Environment Exercises- Law and Social Justice
Math 9
- Ch 1- Number Systems 1.1-Introduction 1.2-Irrational Numbers 1.3-Decimal Expansions 1.4-Operations on Real Numbers 1.5-Laws of Exponents
  Ch 2- Polynomials 2.1-Polynomials in One Variable 2.2-Zeroes of Polynomials 2.3-Factorization of Polynomials 2.4-Algebraic Identities
- Ch 3- Coordinate Geometry 3.1-Introduction 3.2-Cartesian System
  Ch 4- Linear Equations 4.1-Linear Equations 4.2-Solutions of Linear Equations
- Ch 5- Euclid's Geometry 5.1-Euclid's Definitions, Axioms and Postulates
  Ch 6- Lines and Angles 6.1-Terms and Definitions 6.2-Parallel Lines
- Ch 7- Triangles 7.1-Congruence of Triangles 7.2-Properties of a Triangle 7.3-More Criteria for Congruence of Triangles
  Ch 8- Quadrilaterals 8.1-Properties of a Parallelogram 8.2-Mid-point Theorem
- Ch 9- Circles 9.1-Angle Subtended by a Chord at a Point 9.2-Perpendicular from the Centre to a Chord 9.3-Cyclic Quadrilaterals
  Ch 10- Heron's Formula 10.1-Area of a Triangle
- Ch 11-Surface Area/Volume 11.1-Surface Area of a Right Circular Cone 11.2-Surface Area of a Sphere 11.3-Volume of a Right Circular Cone 11.4-Volume of a Sphere
  Ch 12- Statistics 12.1-Graphical Representation of Data
Science 9
- Ch 1- Matter in Our Surroundings 1.1-Physical Nature of Matter 1.2-Characteristics of Particles of Matter 1.3-States of Matter 1.4-Can Matter Change its State? 1.5-Evaporation
  Ch 2- Is Matter Around Us Pure 2.1-What is a Mixture 2.2-What is a Solution 2.3-Physical and Chemical Changes 2.4-What are the Types of Pure Substances
- Ch 3- Atoms and Molecules 3.1-Laws of Chemical Combination 3.2-What is an Atom 3.3-What is a Molecule 3.4-Writing Chemical Formulae 3.5-Molecular Mass
  Ch 4- Structure of the Atom 4.1-Charged Particles in Matter 4.2-The Structure of an Atom 4.3-How are Electrons Distributed in Different Orbits (Shells) 4.4-Valency 4.5-Atomic Number and Mass Number 4.6-Isotopes
- Ch 5- The Fundamental Unit of Life 5.1-What are Living Organisms Made Up of 5.2-What is a Cell Made Up of
  Ch 6- Tissues 6.1-Are Plants and Animals Made of Same Types of Tissues 6.2- Plant Tissues 6.3-Animal Tissues
  Ch 7- Motion 7.1-Describing Motion 7.2-Measuring the Rate of Motion 7.3-Rate of Change of Velocity 7.4-Graphical Representation of Motion 7.5-Equations of Motion 7.6-Uniform Circular Motion
- Ch 8- Force and Laws of Motion 8.1-Balanced and Unbalanced Forces 8.2-First Law of Motion 8.3-Inertia and Mass 8.4-Second Law of Motion 8.5-Third Law of Motion
  Ch 9- Gravitation 9.1-Gravitation 9.2-Free Fall 9.3-Mass 9.4-Weight 9.5-Thrust and Pressure 9.6-Archimedes' Principle
- Ch 10- Work and Energy 10.1-Work 10.2-Energy 10.3-Rate of Doing Work
  Ch 11-Sound 11.1-Production of Sound 11.2-Propagation of Sound 11.3-Reflection of Sound 11.4-Range of Hearing 11.5-Applications of Ultrasound
  Ch 12- Improvement of Food Resources 12.1-Improvement in Crop Yields 12.2-Animal Husbandry
Social Science 9
- History
  Ch 1- French Revolution 1.1-French Society During the Late Eighteenth Century 1.2-The Outbreak of the Revolution 1.3-France Abolishes Monarchy and Becomes a Republic 1.4-Did Women have a Revolution? 1.5-The Abolition of Slavery 1.6-The Revolution and Everyday Life 1.7-Exercises (French Revolution)
  Ch 2- Socialism in Europe and Russian Revolution 2.1-The Age of Social Change 2.2-The Russian Revolution 2.3-The February Revolution in Petrograd 2.4-What Changed after October? 2.5-The Global Influence of the Russian Revolution and the USSR 2.6-Exercises (Socialism in Europe and Russian Revolution)
  Ch 3- Nazism and the Rise of Hitler 3.1-Birth of the Weimar Republic 3.2-Hitler's Rise to Power 3.3-The Nazi Worldview 3.4-Exercises (Nazism and the Rise of Hitler)
  Ch 4- Forest Society and Colonialism 4.1-Why Deforestation? 4.2-The Rise of Commercial Forestry 4.3-Rebellion in the Forest 4.4-Forest Transformations in Java 4.5-Exercises (Forest Society and Colonialism)
  Ch 5- Pastoralists in the Modern World 5.1-Pastoral Nomads and their Movements 5.2-Colonial Rule and Pastoral Life 5.3-Pastoralism in Africa 5.4-Exercises (Pastoralists in the Modern World)
- Geography
  Ch 1- India- Size and Location 1.1-Location 1.2-Size 1.3-India and the World 1.4-India's Neighbours 1.5-Exercises
  Ch 2- Physical Features of India 2.1-The Himalayan Mountains 2.2-The Northern Plain 2.3-The Peninsular Plateau 2.4-The Indian Desert 2.5-The Coastal Plains 2.6-The Islands 2.7-Exercises
  Ch 3- Drainage 3.1-Drainage Systems in India 3.2-The Himalayan Rivers 3.3-The Peninsulan Rivers 3.4-Lakes 3.5-Role of Rivers in the Economy 3.6-Exercises
  Ch 4- Climate 4.1-Climatic Controls 4.2-Factors Affecting India's Climate 4.3-The Seasons 4.4-Distribution of Rainfall 4.5-Monsoon as a Unifying Bond 4.6-Exercises
  Ch 5- Natural Vegetation and Wildlife 5.1-Types of Vegetation 5.2-Wildlife 5.3-Exercises
  Ch 6- Population 6.1-Population Size and Distribution 6.2-Population Growth and Processes of Population Change 6.3-Exercises
- Civics
  Ch 1- What is Democracy? Why Democracy? 1.1-What is Democracy? 1.2-Features of Democracy 1.3-Why Democracy? 1.4-Broader Meanings of Democracy 1.5-Exercises (What is Democracy)
  Ch 2- Constitutional Design 2.1-Democratic Constitution in South Africa 2.2-Why Do We Need a Constitution? 2.3-Making of the Indian Constitution 2.4-Guiding Values of the Indian Constitution 2.5-Exercises (Constitutional Design)
  Ch 3- Electoral Politics 3.1-Why Elections? 3.2-What is Our System of Elections? 3.3-What Makes Election in India Democratic? 3.4-Exercises (Electoral Politics)
  Ch 4- Working of Institutions 4.1-How Is a Major Policy Decision Taken? 4.2-Parliament 4.3-Political Executive 4.4-The Judiciary 4.5-Exercises (Working of Institutions)
  Ch 5- Democratic Rights 5.1-Life Without Rights 5.2-Rights In a Democracy 5.3-Rights In the Indian Constitution 5.4-Exercises (Democratic Rights)
- Economics
  Ch 1- The Story of Village Palampur 1.1-Organisation of Production 1.2-Farming in Palampur 1.3-Non-Farm Activities in Palampur
  Ch 2- People as Resource 2.1-Economic Activities by Men and Women 2.2-Quality of Population 2.3-Unemployment
  Ch 3- Poverty as a Challenge 3.1-Two Typical Cases of Poverty 3.2-Poverty Line 3.3-Global Poverty Scenario 3.4-Causes of Poverty
  Ch 4- Food Security in India 4.1-What is Food Security? 4.2-What is Buffer Stock? 4.3-What is the Public Distribution System 4.4-Role of Cooperatives in Food Security
Math X
- Ch 1- Real Numbers 1.1-Introduction to Real Numbers 1.2-The Fundamental Theorem of Arithmetic 1.3-Revisiting Irrational Numbers
  Ch 2- Polynomials 2.1-Polynomials in One Variable 2.2-Geometrical Meaning of the Zeroes of a Polynomial 2.3-Relationship between Zeroes and Coefficients of a Polynomial
  Ch 3- Pair of Equations in Two Variables 3.1-Graphical Method 3.2-Substitution Method 3.3-Elimination Method
- Ch 4- Quadratic Equations 4.1-Quadratic Equations 4.2-Solution by Factorisation 4.3-Nature of Roots
  Ch 5- Arithmetic Progressions 5.1-Arithmetic Progressions 5.2-nth Term of an AP 5.3-Sum of First n Terms of an AP
  Ch 6- Triangles 6.1-Similar Figures 6.2-Similarity of Triangles 6.3-Criteria for Similarity of Triangles
- Ch 7- Coordinate Geometry 7.1-Distance Formula 7.2-Section Formula
  Ch 8- Trigonometry 8.1-Trigonometric Ratios 8.2-Trigonometric Ratios of Some Specific Angles 8.3-Trigonometric Identities
  Ch 9- Applications of Trigonometry 9.1-Heights and Distances
- Ch 10- Circles 10.1-Tangent to a Circle 10.2-Number of Tangents from a Point on a Circle
  Ch 11-Areas Related to Circles 11.1-Areas of Sector and Segment of a Circle
  Ch 12- Surface Areas/Volumes 12.1-Surface Area of a Combination of Solids 12.2-Volume of a Combination of Solids
- Ch 13- Statistics 13.1-Mean of Grouped Data 13.2-Mode of Grouped Data 13.3-Median of Grouped Data
  Ch 14- Probability 14.1-Probability- A Theoretical Approach
Science X
- Ch 1- Chemical Reactions and Equations 1.1-Chemical Equations 1.2-Types of Chemical Reactions 1.3-Effects of Oxidation
  Ch 2- Acids, Bases and Salts 2.1-Chemical Properties of Acids and Bases 2.2-What Do All Acids and Bases Have in Common 2.3-Strength of Acid or Base Solutions
- Ch 3- Metals and Non-Metals 3.1-Physical Properties 3.2-Chemical Properties of Metals 3.3-How Do Metals and Non-Metals React 3.4-Occurrence of Metals 3.5-Corrosion
  Ch 4- Carbon and Its Compounds 4.1-Bonding in Carbon 4.2-Versatile Nature of Carbon 4.3-Chemical Properties of Carbon Compounds 4.4-Some Important Carbon Compounds 4.5-Soaps and Detergents
- Ch 5- Life Processes 5.1-What Are Life Processes 5.2-Nutrition 5.3-Respiration 5.4-Transportation 5.5-Excretion
  Ch 6- Control and Coordination 6.1-Animals- Nervous System 6.2-Coordination in Plants 6.3-Hormones in Animals
  Ch 7- How Do Organisms Reproduce? 7.1-Do Organisms Create Exact Copies of Themselves 7.2-Modes of Reproduction Used by Single Organisms 7.3-Sexual Reproduction
- Ch 8- Heredity 8.1-Accumulation of Variation During Reproduction 8.2-Heredity
  Ch 9- Light-Reflection and Refraction 9.1-Reflection of Light 9.2-Spherical Mirrors 9.3-Refraction of Light
  Ch 10- The Human Eye and Colorful World 10.1-The Human Eye 10.2-Defects of Vision and Their Correction 10.3-Refraction of Light Through a Prism 10.4-Dispersion of White Light by a Glass Prism 10.5-Atmospheric Refraction 10.6-Scattering of Light
- Ch 11-Electricity 11.1-Electric Current and Circuit 11.2-Electric Potential and Potential Difference 11.3-Circuit Diagram 11.4-Ohm's Law 11.5-Factors on Which the Resistance of a Conductor Depends 11.6-Resistance of a System of Resistors 11.7-Heating Effect of Electric Current 11.8-Electric Power 11.9-Electric Power- Exercises
  Ch 12- Magnetic Effects of Electric Current 12.1-Magnetic Field and Field Lines 12.2-Magnetic Field Due to a Current-Carrying Conductor 12.3-Force on a Current Carrying Conductor in a Magnetic Field 12.4-Domestic Electric Circuits
  Ch 13- Our Environment 13.1-Eco-System- What Are Its Components 13.2-How Do Our Activities Affect the Environment
Social Science X
- History
  Ch 1- The Rise of Nationalism in Europe 1.1-The French Revolution and the Idea of the Nation 1.2-The Making of Nationalism in Europe 1.3-The Age of Revolutions: 1830-1848 1.4-The Making of Germany and Italy 1.5-Visualising the Nation 1.6-Nationalism and Imperialism 1.7-Exercises (The Rise of Nationalism in Europe)
  Ch 2- Nationalism in India 2.1-The First World War, Khilafat and Non-Cooperation 2.2-Differing Strands within the Movement 2.3-Towards Civil Disobedience 2.4-The Sense of Collective Belonging 2.5-Exercises (Nationalism in India)
  Ch 3- The Making of a Global World 3.1-The Pre-modern World 3.2-The Nineteenth Century (1815-1914) 3.3-The Inter-war Economy 3.4-Rebuilding a World Economy: The Post-war Era 3.5-Exercises (The Making of a Global World)
  Ch 4- The Age of Industrialization 4.1-Before the Industrial Revolution 4.2-Hand Labour and Steam Power 4.3-Industrialisation in the Colonies 4.4-Factories Come Up 4.5-The Peculiarities of Industrial Growth 4.6-Market for Goods 4.7-Exercises (The Age of Industrialization)
  Ch 5- Print Culture and Modern World 5.1-The First Printed Books 5.2-Print Comes to Europe 5.3-The Print Revolution and Its Impact 5.4-The Reading Mania 5.5-The Nineteenth Century 5.6-India and the World of Print 5.7-Religious Reform and Public Debates 5.8-New Forms of Publication 5.9-Print and Censorship 5.10-Exercises (Print Culture and Modern World)
- Geography
  Ch 1- Resources and Development 1.1-Development of Resources 1.2-Resource Planning 1.3-Land Resources 1.4-Land Utilisation 1.5-Land Use Pattern in India 1.6-Land Degradation and Conservative Measures 1.7-Classification of Soils 1.8-Exercises
  Ch 2- Forest and Wildlife Resources 2.1-Conservation of Forest and Wildlife in India 2.2-Types and Distribution of Forest and Wildlife Resources 2.3-Community and Conservation 2.4-Exercises
  Ch 3- Water Resources 3.1-Water Scarcity, Conservation and Management 3.2-River Projects 3.3-Rainwater Harvesting 3.4-Exercises
  Ch 4- Agriculture 4.1-Types of Farming 4.2-Cropping Patterns 4.3-Technological and Institutional Reforms in Agriculture 4.4-Exercises
  Ch 5- Minerals and Energy Resources 5.1-Mode of Occurrence of Minerals 5.2-Ferrous Minerals 5.3-Non-Ferrous Minerals 5.4-Non-Metallic Minerals 5.5-Conservation of Minerals 5.6-Conventional Sources of Energy 5.7-Non-Conventional Sources of Energy 5.8-Conservation of Energy Resources 5.9-Exercises
  Ch 6- Manufacturing Industries 6.1-Importance of Manufacturing 6.2-Classification of Industries 6.3-Industrial Pollution and Environmental Degradation 6.4-Exercises
  Ch 7- Lifeline of National Economy 7.1-Transport- Roadways 7.2-Transport- Railways 7.3-Tourism as a Trade 7.4-Exercises
- Civics
  Ch 1- Power Sharing 1.1-Belgium and Sri Lanka 1.2-Majoritarianism in Sri Lanka 1.3-Accommodation in Belgium 1.4-Forms of Power-Sharing 1.5-Exercises (Power Sharing)
  Ch 2- Federalism 2.1-What is Federalism? 2.2-What Makes India a Federal Country? 2.3-How is Federalism Practised? 2.4-Decentralisation in India 2.5-Exercises (Federalism)
  Ch 3- Gender, Religion and Caste 3.1-Gender and Politics 3.2-Religion, Communalism and Politics 3.3-Caste and Politics 3.4-Exercises (Gender, Religion and Caste)
  Ch 4- Political Parties 4.1-Why Do We Need Political Parties? 4.2-How Many Parties Should We Have? 4.3-National Parties 4.4-State Parties 4.5-Challenges to Political Parties 4.6-How Can Parties Be Reformed? 4.7-Exercises (Political Parties)
  Ch 5- Outcomes of Democracy 5.1-How Do We Assess Democracy's Outcomes? 5.2-Accountable, Responsive and Legitimate Government 5.3-Economic Growth and Development 5.4-Reduction of Inequality and Poverty 5.5-Accommodation of Social Diversity 5.6-Dignity and Freedom of the Citizens 5.7-Exercises (Outcomes of Democracy)
- Economics
  Ch 1- Development 1.1-What Development Promises 1.2-Income and Other Goals 1.3-National Development 1.4-How to Compare Different States or Countries 1.5-Income and Other Criteria 1.6-Public Facilities 1.7-Sustainability of Development
  Ch 2- Sectors of the Indian Economy 2.1-Sectors of Economic Activities 2.2-Comparing the Three Sectors 2.3-Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Sectors in India 2.4-Organised and Unorganised Sectors
  Ch 3- Money and Credit 3.1-Money as a Medium of Exchange 3.2-Modern Forms of Money 3.3-Loan Activities of Banks 3.4-Two Different Credit Situations 3.5-Terms of Credit
  Ch 4- Globalisation and the Indian Economy 4.1-Production Across Countries 4.2-Interlinking Production Across Countries 4.3-Foreign Trade and Integration of Markets 4.4-What is Globalisation 4.5-Factors That have Enabled Globalisation 4.6-World Trade Organisation 4.7-Impact of Globalisation in India
  Ch 5- Consumer Rights 5.1-The Consumer in the Marketplace 5.2-Consumer Movement 5.3-Consumer Rights 5.4-Taking the Consumer Movement Forward
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