Consider the following statements about Social Sciences in the context of scientific rigour and choose the appropriate option. (A) It is often presumed that human sciences cannot be, by their very nature, 'scientific'. (B) In view of the 'higher status' and legitimacy enjoyed by the natural sciences, some practitioners of social sciences seek to imitate the methods of physical and natural sciences.

It is important to share examples of 'plurality of people' in a community in the Social Science textbooks because:

Below are two statements. Read them carefully and choose the correct answer with the help of given options: Statement I: It would be easy to promote equity and democracy through a classroom where teachers do not allow children to ask questions. Statement II: It would be difficult to promote equity and democracy through a classroom where varying opinions are encouraged to be voiced and debated.