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[1]

  1. Examine the role of Journalism in Indian Society.
  2. Explain the process of Communication.
  3. What is Shannon and Weaver Model?

[2]

  1. When was the Indian National Congress founded?
  2. How many fundamental rights are recognized in the Indian Constitution?
  3. Which philosophies are considered 'Nastik' in Indian Philosophy?

[3]

  1. Distinguish between Rural and Urban Society.
  2. What do you mean by Ethnicity? Discuss its impacts on Indian Society.
  3. What do you mean by Towns?

[4]

  1. Mass Media and Indian Democracy
  2. Define Journalism. Discuss relationship between Indian Government and Journalism.
  3. Discuss interrelationship between Modern Society and Journalism.

[5]

  1. Mass Media and Indian Democracy
  2. Define Journalism and discuss its relationship with the Indian Government.
  3. Discuss interrelationship between Modern Society and Journalism.

[6]

  1. Explain the causes of 'Inter-Generation' conflict prevalent in Indian Society.
  2. Elaborate the factors responsible for the crisis of moral values in Indian society.
  3. What do you understand by Domestic Violence? Discuss its responsible factors in Indian Society.

[7]

  1. Discuss the impact of urbanization on Indian society.
  2. What do you understand by formal social control?
  3. Discuss Sorokin's theory of social and cultural dynamics.

[8]

  1. Describe the causes and various forms of domestic violence in Indian society.
  2. What is the concept of Inter-Generation Conflict? Explain the causes of inter-generation conflict prevalent in Indian society.
  3. Elaborate factors responsible for the crisis of moral values in Indian society and suggest remedies to eradicate this problem.

[9]

  1. What are the important means of propaganda in modern society?
  2. Discuss the impact of modernization on Indian society.
  3. What is technology? Explain the role of technological factors in social change.

[10]

  1. Explain the meaning of other Backward class.
  2. What do you mean by domestic violence? Discuss the various forms of domestic violence in India.
  3. What is suicide? Mention its various forms.

[11]

  1. How does the play Seven Steps Around the Fire portray the exploitation of transgenders in Indian society?
  2. How does Ezekiel use imagery and symbolism to convey his dedication to poetry?
  3. What are some of the major conflicts faced by Bakha in the novel, and how do they shape his character?

[12]

  1. Who is the only Indian to receive the Nobel Prize for literature?
  2. How, according to Indian mythology, did the Hijras originate?
  3. Discuss 'Seven Steps Around the Fire' as a problem play highlighting the oppression of transgenders in Indian society.

[13]

  1. How does the play 'Seven Steps Around the Fire' portray the exploitation of transgenders in Indian society?
  2. What is the theme of the poem 'A Country' by Jayanta Mahapatra?
  3. How does Nehru describe the evolution of man and the formation of races and languages in his letters to little Indira?

[14]

  1. What do you mean by Peasant Society?
  2. Critically discuss the sociological concept of peasant society according to Andre Beteille.
  3. Explain the views of Yogendra Singh in context of social change in India.

[15]

  1. Who was the author of 'Iliad and Odyssey'?
  2. What do you know about Herodotus?
  3. Throw light on the salient features of Assyrian culture.

[16]

  1. Which problem among the following are Indian women suffering from?
  2. What are the salient features of Indian villages?
  3. Whose book is 'An Indian Village'?

[17]

  1. Define westernization and explain the effect of westernization on Indian society.
  2. What is the concept of evolution?
  3. What do you understand by development? Explain the basic characteristics of development.

[18]

  1. Throw light upon pluralism and diversity of Indian society.
  2. Explain the statement: 'School is the miniature of society.'
  3. Discuss the main principles of Shankar Vedant.

[19]

  1. Define modernization and discuss the effects of modernization on Indian society.
  2. Explain the nature of social change.
  3. Describe the changes in the status of women caused by women movements in India.

[20]

  1. Describe the characteristics of Indian society.
  2. What is the impact of women empowerment on society? Explain.
  3. What is gender inequality? Clarify the gender inequality prevailing in society.

[21]

  1. Explain the Indian concept of personality.
  2. Why is adolescence called the most difficult period of life? How can a teacher help in the development of adolescents? Discuss with reference to Indian society.
  3. What do you mean by personality? Describe the various techniques of assessing personality.

[22]

  1. What are the Indian and Western views of Education?
  2. Write an essay on the effect of Upanishadic Education system on Indian Education.
  3. Focus on the Educational objectives in Democratic Society.

[23]

  1. What are the factors that have influenced Indian Social System? What is the role of education in the development of Individual and the Society?
  2. What is woman education, according to Annie Besant?
  3. Clarify the role of Education in Economic development.

[24]

  1. Write the concept of Teacher in Indian perspectives.
  2. Write the determinants of Effective Curriculum Transaction and Examine the role of the school and Society in it.
  3. Write the Nature of Knowledge.

[25]

  1. Discuss the impact of education on modern Indian society.
  2. Explain the role of school in the maintenance and development of society.
  3. Clarify the meaning of national integration and discuss the role of education in it in Indian context.

[26]

  1. Enumerate the impact of Education on modern Indian Society.
  2. Discuss the role of the Society from the educational point of view.
  3. Why is Family called an active and informal educational agency?

[27]

  1. Problems of Vocational Secondary Education in Indian context.
  2. Discuss the salient features of National Curriculum Framework 2005 and its main recommendations for linking school with society.
  3. Review the major recommendations of Secondary Education Commission 1953. Discuss to what extent these were implemented in the Indian education system.

[28]

  1. What are the problems of teaching English in Indian school scenario?
  2. Discuss the role of English in Indian society. Reflect your views on the place of English in Indian school curriculum.
  3. Explain the uses of any two technological aids in English teaching.

[29]

  1. What are the main characteristics of Patriarchal Society?
  2. What is the status of Girl Education in Indian Society?
  3. Explain the structure of Indian Society with special reference to Diversities of Classes, Castes, Religions, and Languages.

[30]

  1. From Indian perspective or culture write one famous example of environmental pollution.
  2. Which Indian values can be used to enhance Environmental Education?
  3. Relation between Environmental Management and society.

[31]

  1. Discuss the role of Indian values in environmental education.
  2. Define environment. Describe its importance in the context of Indian society.
  3. Describe various resources of environmental education.

[32]

  1. Discuss the strengths and weaknesses of the Co-educational schools in the Indian Context.
  2. Discuss the current policies for women education in India.
  3. Describe various government schemes related to safety of women.

[33]

  1. Clarify the Indian policy on Girls Education.
  2. Explain the implication of Gender for Education in the Indian perspective.
  3. Discuss the creed-based Gender bias in the Indian social system.

[34]

  1. Clarify environment in the context of Indian society.
  2. Discuss the role of Indian values in Environmental Education. What should be the responsibilities of teachers for the development of environmental awareness?
  3. What are the different strategies to make Environmental Education effective? Which strategy do you find most suitable and why?

[35]

  1. Discuss the Gender biasness in Indian Society based on Economic disparities.
  2. How can the Gender biasness be neutralized in Indian Society?
  3. How to correct Gender disparity in Indian Context with the help of Curriculum?

[36]

  1. Give two examples of son-preferencing behavior prevalent in Indian families.
  2. What do you mean by the Indian perspective on gender?
  3. Discuss the type and extent of gender biases in Indian textbooks.

[37]

  1. Give the nature of Indian Society.
  2. Define Gender. Briefly discuss about Gender study in Indian perspective.
  3. Discuss the statement 'Society is the web of social relationship'.

[38]

  1. Describe the major characteristics of tribal society.
  2. What are the main problems of Indian tribes?
  3. Evaluate the role of women in present Indian social structure.

[39]

  1. Clarify the impacts of economic development on Indian society.
  2. Describe the impact of social change on Indian society.
  3. Describe the impacts of science and technology on Indian society.

[40]

  1. Write the impact of mass communication on tribal society.
  2. Explain the gender-based discrimination in Indian society and its losses.
  3. Highlight the status and role of women in contemporary Indian society.

[41]

  1. Explain the characteristics of Indian Social thought.
  2. Throw light on the contribution of Arya Samaj in Indian Society.
  3. Discuss the contribution of Brahma Samaj in Indian society.

[42]

  1. Discuss the impacts of social change on Indian society.
  2. Throw light on the role of women in Indian social movements.
  3. Explain with apt examples any one appropriate path (model) for the development of Indian society.

[43]

  1. Evaluate the impact of Islam on Indian Society.
  2. Discuss the lifestyle of the aristocracy during the Sultanate period.
  3. Evaluate the contribution of Sufi Saints in the development of composite culture in medieval India.

[44]

  1. Mention the characteristics of industrial society.
  2. Discuss the characteristics and importance of division of labour in industrial society.
  3. Elucidate the impact of industrialization on family with special reference to Indian society.

[45]

  1. Write an essay on Indian Peasant Movement.
  2. Describe the changing patterns of Rural leadership in Indian Village Community.
  3. Explain the concept of little Tradition and Great Tradition.

[46]

  1. Highlight the status of education and health of Indian Women.
  2. Analyse the major problems of Widows.
  3. Analyse the relations between Women empowerment and socio-economic development.

[47]

  1. Comment critically on the theme of Susanna Moodie's 'Indian Summer'.
  2. Examine critically A.D. Hope as a critic of Australian society.
  3. Bring out the significance of the title of the novel 'Funny Boy'.

[48]

  1. Globalization has played an immense role in bringing about social change in Indian Society. Discuss this statement.
  2. Highlight the Political Background of Globalization.
  3. Explain the relationship between Capitalism and globalization.

[49]

  1. Describe the main problems of Rural Society.
  2. Write in short about the changes taking place in family structure of Rural Society.
  3. How does rural poverty affect the Indian Rural Society?

[50]

  1. Role of Language in Indian Politics.
  2. Discuss the role of regionalism in Indian politics. Does it affect India's development?
  3. Discuss the impact of language in Indian politics.

[51]

  1. Write a note on J.M. Coetzee's portrayal of the South African Society in Disgrace.
  2. Discuss A House for Mr. Biswas as a novel of Indian Diaspora.
  3. Explain with reference to the context the following passage, adding critical comments where necessary: 'Still my drum continued to beat, rippling the air with quickened tempo compelling the quick and the dead to dance and sing with their shadows.'

[52]

  1. The first spacecraft of India was named on which Indian Mathematician?
  2. How many Basic Elements are there according to Indian Scientists?
  3. "Society is the web of composite culture" is said by?

[53]

  1. What was the name of Indian astronomer who lived in 6th century?
  2. Which division of Vedic society into four classes is clearly mentioned?
  3. Which ancient division of Indian society does Manusmriti describe?

[54]

  1. Indian National Congress was founded in which year?
  2. Who founded 'Servants of India Society'?
  3. Where is the Indian Agricultural Research Institute located?

[55]

  1. Is sports an important part of society?
  2. What was the form of traditional Indian family?
  3. What are the functions of the liver?

[56]

  1. Discuss the structural and institutional features of Indian caste system.
  2. Narrate the meaning of family disorganization.
  3. Explain the concept of religion. Mention its main features.

[57]

  1. Discuss the characteristics of Indian society structure in detail.
  2. Write the two books of S.C. Dube.
  3. What do you understand by 'Caste'? Explain the changes of caste system in detail.

[58]

  1. What are the effects of over-population on society? Discuss.
  2. Define the term white collar crime. Write various forms of white collar crime.
  3. Write a detailed note on Terrorism in India.

[59]

  1. What do you understand by Urbanization? Write its impacts on Indian Society.
  2. Write two characteristics of Social Change.
  3. Write two differences between formal and informal social control.

[60]

  1. What are the major forms of white-collar crime in India?
  2. According to Durkheim, what are the types of suicide?
  3. What do you understand by Juvenile Crime? Discuss its various factors.

[61]

  1. Which technique is preferred for collecting data about Indian society?
  2. Which one of the following is a characteristic of a table?
  3. Who used the word 'participant observation' for the first time?

[62]

  1. Discuss the impact of ethnicity on Indian society.
  2. What is the role of Upanishads in Indian philosophy?
  3. Explain the impact of Jainism on Indian culture.

[63]

  1. Who wrote the book 'Problems of Indian Youth'?
  2. Who described society as an organism?
  3. Who wrote 'Culture and Society'?

[64]

  1. Who is known as the Father of Indian Sociology?
  2. What are the main features of Indian culture?
  3. Which scholar emphasized the philosophical approach to the study of Indian society?

[65]

  1. On what basis did Herbert Spencer classify the types of society?
  2. Who is the author of 'The Division of Labour in Society'?
  3. Who is the author of 'Indian Village'?

[66]

  1. What is secularization? Elaborate its characteristics and describe its impact on Indian society.
  2. Define globalization and clarify its impacts on Indian society.
  3. What do you understand by 'Social Structure'?

[67]

  1. What do you think about Sant Kabirdas' contribution to society?
  2. What is the theme of 'The Revenue Stamp' by Amrita Pritam?
  3. What is the main idea presented in 'Adhe Adhure' by Mohan Rakesh?

[68]

  1. Explain the Indian social traditions and scientific views towards protecting the environment.
  2. Discuss the structure of society and culture of India in Ancient History.
  3. Explain or evaluate Ajanta caves as world heritage.

[69]

  1. Discuss the relation between individual and society.
  2. Write an essay on Indian Social System.
  3. Define Family. Critically analyse major types of Family.

[70]

  1. Write short notes on 'Indian Village'.
  2. Discuss any three characteristics of Indian Society.
  3. Write an essay on 'Linguistic diversity of Indian Society'.

[71]

  1. What is peasant society? Write its characteristics.
  2. Describe the changing patterns of rural leadership in Indian village community.
  3. Write an essay on changing status of rural women.

[72]

  1. Explain the importance of religion in rural society.
  2. Explain elements of social structure of Indian Village.
  3. Explain the elements of Indian traditions.

[73]

  1. Explain salient features of Ancient Indian Political Thought.
  2. Discuss the concept of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar of Ideal Society.
  3. What do you understand by 'Sufism'? Discuss the basis and salient features of Sufism.

[74]

  1. Critically analyze the causes of migration from urban society.
  2. Discuss the causes of changes in Indian rural society.
  3. Discuss the causes of urban migration.

[75]

  1. Give a critical appreciation of 'Kanhaya' or 'Indian Weavers' by Sarojini Naidu.
  2. Why does Gandhiji find 'Existing education system' unsuitable for Indian society?
  3. Attempt a character sketch of the astrologer.

[76]

  1. Are there any ethics or should there be any ethics in advertising in the context of Indian society? Provide comments with suitable examples.
  2. Point out the current issues of advertising in the Indian context.
  3. What is the significance of advertising copy? Describe the features of an effective advertising copy and enumerate the various types of advertising copy.

[77]

  1. What do you mean by Indian ethos for work-life? Is there any difference between work-life in Indian philosophy and Western philosophy?
  2. How is social audit beneficial for both society and business? Explain.
  3. Explain the concept and nature of Business Ethics.

[78]

  1. Discuss the motive behind the formation of Brahma Society.
  2. Examine the role of Feminist ideology in Indian Social movement.
  3. Discuss the efforts for the protection of the environment in India.

[79]

  1. What were Ambedkar's ideas on Hindu Society?
  2. Was Acharya Narendra Dev a Marxist thinker? Describe his role in the Indian Peasant Movement.
  3. Examine Dr. B.R. Ambedkar's ideas on Fundamental Rights contained in the Indian Constitution.

[80]

  1. Discuss the main housing problems in Indian cities.
  2. Discuss the zoning in Indian cities.
  3. Explain the Public Health Care Management in Indian cities.

[81]

  1. What are the different types of government in Tribal Society?
  2. Explain the changing life of Indian Tribes.
  3. Explain the major characteristics of Economic Organization of Primitive Society.

[82]

  1. What are the views of lower society regarding women's education in India? Describe them.
  2. Why is Wood's Dispatch called the Magna Carta of Indian Education? Describe it.
  3. Discuss the features of Ancient Education in India.

[83]

  1. How are education and society complementary to each other?
  2. Describe the duties of education towards society.
  3. What are the provisions provided by the Indian Constitution for the education of the deprived class of society?

[84]

  1. How do family and community contribute in the socialization of a child, with special reference to Indian society?
  2. What is social change? Elaborate on the various factors affecting social change in Indian society.
  3. What are the various democratic values according to the preamble of Indian Constitution? Discuss the role of education in inculcating these democratic values among students.

[85]

  1. What is the role of education in a changing society?
  2. Define educational sociology. How does the knowledge of educational sociology help teachers in developing a progressive society?
  3. What do you mean by modernization in education? How is it helpful in bringing changes in Indian society?

[86]

  1. What are the different aims of education? Which one do you consider most important in modern society?
  2. Explain the importance of fundamental rights in the Indian Constitution.
  3. What do you understand by Ancient Indian knowledge tradition? Describe the characteristics of Ancient Indian knowledge tradition.

[87]

  1. Who stated that 'mode of production is the sole determinant of the culture of society'?
  2. Who was the founder president of Indian Sociological Society?
  3. Who authored 'The Division of Labour in Society'?

[88]

  1. Who was the first lady to unfurl the Indian tri-colour?
  2. Who was the first President of Indian National Congress?
  3. When was the Indian Independence Act passed?

[89]

  1. Comment on the contribution of women in the Indian National Movement.
  2. Explain the major reform movements initiated in Muslim society.
  3. Describe the various social legislations passed by the British Government to reform Indian society.

[90]

  1. Explain problems of crisis of values in Indian Society.
  2. What is White Collar Crime? In what way has white collar crime taken roots in Indian Society?
  3. Explain the problems of Dalits.

[91]

  1. Explain the problems of Elderly.
  2. Describe the causes of Terrorism in India.
  3. What do you understand by White Collar Crime? Describe the various factors of White Collar Crime in India.

[92]

  1. Discuss any two measures taken by the Government to address the issues of minorities in India.
  2. Discuss Domestic Violence. State any two causes of it.
  3. Define Poverty. Discuss its social causes and suggestions for its eradication.

[93]

  1. State the functions of urban cooperative credit society.
  2. What are quantitative methods of credit control?
  3. What is a bank? Explain its features.

[94]

  1. What is the role of advertising in society?
  2. What is a brand? Discuss various methods of brand positioning citing suitable Indian examples.
  3. What is Integrated Marketing Communication? Discuss the process of Integrated Marketing Communication.

[95]

  1. What are ethical values for work-life in society?
  2. How do ethical values written in Indian scriptures help in conducting business activities?
  3. What are social quality standards? How can society attain them through ethical work?

[96]

  1. Health is included in which list of the Indian Constitution?
  2. What does Article 47 of the Indian Constitution include?
  3. What is the object of the Indian Medical Council Regulations, 2002?

[97]

  1. In which Article of the Indian Constitution is forced labour prohibited?
  2. Who said the progress of industrial society has been 'from contract to status'?
  3. Which Article of the Indian Constitution provides for workers' subsistence wages?

[98]

  1. Describe the basic structure of the Indian Constitution.
  2. Describe the organizations promoting social welfare programme in Indian society.
  3. Throw light on Indian economy in the reference of the liberalization and globalization.

[99]

  1. Explain the characteristics of dualistic society.
  2. What is World Trade Organization? Explain its effect on Indian industries.
  3. Give the meaning of commercial banking and explain fully its functions.

[100]

  1. Throw light on changes in Indian society.
  2. Throw light on the problems of Indian rural society.
  3. Modern Indian Society is a pluralistic society. Describe it.

[101]

  1. Throw light on Political Institutions in Indian Society.
  2. Throw light on the Religious Institutions in Indian Society. Describe the functional aspect of Religion.
  3. Throw light on the role of Educational Institutions in Indian society.

[102]

  1. Distinction between state and society.
  2. Examine the statement 'Indian Constitution is quasi-federal.'
  3. Classify Constitutions and differentiate between Rigid and Flexible Constitutions.

[103]

  1. Distinction between State and Society.
  2. Examine the statement 'Indian Constitution is quasi-federal.'
  3. Critically examine the doctrine of separation of power.

[104]

  1. Who was the first Indian woman to reach the rank of Lieutenant General in the Indian Army?
  2. What are the basic kinds of gender stereotypes?
  3. What is the suffrage movement in feminism?

[105]

  1. Which article of the Indian Constitution provides the right to religious freedom?
  2. How many types of Indian democracy are there?
  3. What do the directive principles of state policy in the Indian Constitution encompass?

[106]

  1. Which Indian value is reflected by Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam?
  2. Which article of the Indian Constitution mentions the state's responsibility to promote international peace and security?
  3. What was the main objective of establishing the Theosophical Society?

[107]

  1. Elaborate the theory of socialization by Cooley. How can this theory be in the context of Indian society?
  2. What is the meaning of cultural education?
  3. What do you mean by the sociological basis of education? Explain the importance of educational sociology.

[108]

  1. What provisions regarding education are in the Indian Constitution?
  2. When was RCI registered in society?
  3. Where is the National Institution of Visually Impaired located?

[109]

  1. Country contributions to Teacher Education by Royal Society Organisation.
  2. Activity concluding student teaching practice.
  3. Basis for new format of lesson planning.

[110]

  1. Who was the first Indian to speak in Hindi before the UN General Assembly?
  2. Who led the Indian delegation to the first World Conference on Human Rights?
  3. Which organization laid the foundation for the International Society Nations?

[111]

  1. Where is insurance listed in the Indian Constitution?
  2. When was the Indian Insurance Act passed?
  3. What section under the Indian Insurance Act defines fire insurance?

[112]

  1. What is the name of the IT law in the Indian legislature?
  2. Sending offensive messages is covered under which section of the Indian IT Act?
  3. Which section of the Indian IT Act punishes corporate firms for personal data leakage?

[113]

  1. How many types of elites are explained by C. Wright Mills, mainly in American society?
  2. Identify the incorrect statement about the Indian party system.
  3. Who has considered human, state, society, nation, etc. as a machine in his communication theory?

[114]

  1. Who is the author of the book 'Indian Village'?
  2. What are the main problems of rural society in India?
  3. Who is the author of 'Modernisation of Indian Tradition'?

[115]

  1. What is the nature of Indian society?
  2. Who wrote the book 'Society and Education'?
  3. What is the trend of Indian joint families in modern age?

[116]

  1. Who said a social problem is a 'problem in human relationships threatening society'?
  2. What is the main unit of society in Auguste Comte's logical stage?
  3. Who authored 'The Mind and Society'?

[117]

  1. Who strongly defended religion emphasizing its great socializing value and its value as a means of control in society?
  2. According to whom, 'Social control is a system of devices whereby society brings its members into conformity with accepted standards of behaviour'?
  3. Who wrote the book 'Ancient Society'?

[118]

  1. Who said, 'School should be a good representative of society'?
  2. Who is the author of the book 'School and Society'?
  3. Who among the following is an Indian philosopher?

[119]

  1. What is Dowry Prohibition Act, 1961?
  2. Who used the word 'Harijan' for Dalits in India and why?
  3. What do you understand by domestic violence? How far Domestic Violence Act is helpful in curbing this problem?

[120]

  1. Discuss the socio-economic changes in Indian society.
  2. What is the importance of Moksha?
  3. Discuss and write the traditional forms of Hindu Marriage.

[121]

  1. Discuss the effects of industrialization on the Indian caste system.
  2. Discuss the consequences of gender discrimination in Indian society.
  3. Discuss the main features of the Indian joint family system.

[122]

  1. Discuss the consequences of gender discrimination in Indian society.
  2. Discuss the modern changes occurring in the Indian family system.
  3. What is meant by the middle class?

[123]

  1. Discuss the modern changes in the Indian family system.
  2. Discuss the consequences of gender discrimination in Indian society.
  3. Explain different types of kinship.

[124]

  1. Analyze the impact of industrialization on Indian society.
  2. Explain the characteristics of family according to MacIver and Page.
  3. Discuss the role of mass communication in social change.

[125]

  1. Discuss the nature of guidance and counseling in modern Indian society.
  2. Write the aims of guidance and counseling.
  3. What precautions should be taken while selecting school subjects for students?

[126]

  1. What do you understand by constitutional values? Throw light on its importance to foster peace in society.
  2. The role of education and teacher for peace in society.
  3. What is socio-cultural meaning? Tell the factors affecting Indian culture.

[127]

  1. Explain the nature of guidance and counselling in Indian society.
  2. Explain the methods of counselling.
  3. What do you mean by special children? Describe their types in detail.

[128]

  1. What is the Aspect of Women's Identity in Society?
  2. Shade light on the status of men in Indian Social Structure.
  3. What do you understand by Dowry?

[129]

  1. Throw light on the status of women in Indian social structure.
  2. What do you understand by Radical Feminism?
  3. Why was 'Mahila Samakhya Programme' launched?

[130]

  1. The role of women and Indian Society.
  2. Describe the role of Indian women in family and social system.
  3. Shade Light on National effort to protect women rights.

[131]

  1. Explain the educational provisions in the Indian Constitution.
  2. Define democracy and describe the aims of education in a democratic society.
  3. Define stress and discuss strategies to reduce it.

[132]

  1. Who said where there is life, there is society?
  2. Who authored the book Society?
  3. Who said Sociology is about social relationships and the network of relationships is called society?

[133]

  1. Discuss the relationship between environment and society.
  2. Write an essay on conservation of environment in the light of ancient Indian culture.
  3. Describe soil pollution caused by farmers.

[134]

  1. Write factors underlying White-Collar Crime.
  2. What are the causes of Alcoholism?
  3. Describe development-induced displacement in India.

[135]

  1. Discuss the main features of Urban Society.
  2. Write an essay on the condition of women in Indian society.
  3. Write a sociological essay on minorities in Indian society.

[136]

  1. Discuss the salient features of Indian culture in the educational context.
  2. Clarify the statement 'School is a miniature society' and narrate main points of educational thoughts of John Dewey.
  3. How does society play a specific role in the process of socialization of a child? Clarify with examples.

[137]

  1. Define the Nature of Indian society.
  2. School is a miniature of Society. Explain.
  3. What is culture? How can Education conserve Indian culture?

[138]

  1. Define the Nature of Indian society.
  2. School is a miniature of Society. Explain.
  3. What is culture? How can Education conserve Indian culture?

[139]

  1. Discuss the impact of 'Right to Education Act 2009' on Indian society.
  2. Explain the difference between culture and civilization.
  3. Explain that education is a process of social development.

[140]

  1. Explain the process of value formation in society.
  2. Discuss with examples the Indian perspective of values for managers.
  3. Explain the Gandhian philosophy of wealth management in detail.

[141]

  1. Discuss traditional basis of Indian social organisation.
  2. What do you understand by Dharma? Discuss the impact of Hindu Dharma on Indian society.
  3. Describe the main characteristics of Indian rural life.

[142]

  1. What is another name of Indian Education Commission?
  2. Discuss the role of education in state and society.
  3. Describe national consciousness in education.

[143]

  1. Why is a school said to be the mirror of society?
  2. In the development of Socialization, mention the role of Family, School, and Society.
  3. Describe the Aastang Marg of Gautam Buddha and the effect of Buddhist Educational Philosophy on Indian Education.

[144]

  1. What influence have Indian philosophers had on Indian education? Briefly describe the contributions of Swami Vivekananda to philosophy and education.
  2. What do you understand by Indian cultural heritage? What is the role of education in preserving it?
  3. What are the objectives of basic education according to Mahatma Gandhi?

[145]

  1. What is the role of Education in Progress of Indian Society?
  2. What do you understand by Philosophy? Discuss the relationship between Education and Philosophy. Describe the main characteristics of Indian Philosophy.
  3. Show how Education must change society rather than follow social changes. Discuss the importance of Education in bringing about Social Changes.

[146]

  1. What are the main problems of Indian cities? Suggest measures for their solution.
  2. Discuss briefly the various approaches to study of urban society.
  3. Describe the importance of urban culture.

[147]

  1. Discuss the main problems of Peasant society in India.
  2. Define Westernization and explain the effects of Westernization on Indian Society.
  3. Write a short note on Rural recreation.

[148]

  1. Describe the impact of Islam on Indian society.
  2. Write an essay on 'The New Indian Elite'.
  3. Explain the doctrine of Karma and its significance in the Indian scheme of life.

[149]

  1. What is modernization in Indian society?
  2. How far has education affected the stratification of Indian women? Share your ideas.
  3. 'Modernization is a national need'. Discuss this statement, bringing out the importance of education in the modernization of Indian society.

[150]

  1. Explain the basic features of Indian village life.
  2. Describe in brief the main problems of Indian women.
  3. Discuss the main problems and solutions of Indian Tribes.

[151]

  1. Describe the Impact of Industrialization on Indian Society.
  2. Explain the role of the State in Social control.
  3. Describe George Mead's theory of Socialization.

[152]

  1. Is Casteism injurious to Indian democracy?
  2. Define corruption. Elucidate the causes of corruption in Indian public life.
  3. Elucidate drug addiction and its impact on Indian society.

[153]

  1. Which article of the Indian Constitution led to the formation of the Mandal Commission?
  2. What is the key feature of traditional Indian social organization?
  3. What is the main characteristic of Indian culture?

[154]

  1. Explain Article-17 of the Indian Constitution.
  2. Describe traditional features still present in modern Indian villages.
  3. Define 'society' and its characteristics.

[155]

  1. Among the following Indians, who was the first to win an individual medal at the Olympics?
  2. What are the specific needs of society fulfilled by sports and physical education?
  3. Who is known as 'Udan-Pari'?

[156]

  1. When was the Indian Red Cross Society established?
  2. What is tibia and fibula related to?
  3. What distinguishes prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells?

[157]

  1. Who defined Education as 'man making and society making'?
  2. Who mentioned specialized institutions for education in society?
  3. What do Indians follow about the West?

[158]

  1. Where was the term 'Varna' first mentioned in Indian literature?
  2. What is 'Varta' in Indian economic terms?
  3. What is 'Mandal Theory' in ancient Indian political philosophy?

[159]

  1. Who is not an Indian sociologist?
  2. What are the functions of education in society?
  3. Which is not a characteristic of rural society?

[160]

  1. Which article of the Indian Constitution prohibits untouchability?
  2. Which process does not reflect changes in Indian culture?
  3. Types of 'Purusharth' according to Indian philosophy?

[161]

  1. Whose book is 'Modernization of Indian Tradition'?
  2. Who said 'Society is the web of social relationships'?
  3. If the Animal Society is bio-social, then the Human Society is?

[162]

  1. What is the correct order of objectives of marriage in traditional Hindu society?
  2. Who propounded the Theory of Evolution of society?
  3. Who held the view that Indian tribals were Backward Hindus?

[163]

  1. Which part of the Indian Constitution allows every citizen to impart education as per one's own religion?
  2. Who wrote the book 'School and Society'?
  3. Who said 'Education should be man-making and society-making'?

[164]

  1. Dr. A. R. Desai is an important Indian thinker of rural sociology.
  2. There is no difference between society and community.
  3. What do you mean by society? Describe the characteristics of society.

[165]

  1. Relationship between environment and society OR Conservation of environment in the light of ancient Indian culture
  2. Describe the pollution of soil caused by farmers OR Write an essay on biodiversity
  3. Evaluate the impact of population growth on environment with special reference to India

[166]

  1. Reasons for backwardness of Indian agriculture
  2. Location of Indian Society of Agricultural Marketing
  3. Theoretical approach to population studies

[167]

  1. What are the various theories of punishment? Which theory is most suitable for Indian society?
  2. What are the methods of acquisition of possession?
  3. What is precedent? Evaluate its contribution to the development of law.

[168]

  1. Discuss the place of tribals in Indian society.
  2. How can Casteism be eradicated in Indian society?
  3. What is Communalism? Explain its causes and consequences for Indian society.

[169]

  1. What are the duties of an advocate towards society and courts?
  2. What does the phrase 'Justice delayed is justice denied' mean?
  3. What are the causes of delayed justice? Suggest measures for quick disposal of cases.

[170]

  1. Laws of the amendment process in Indian Constitution.
  2. Role of Regionalism in Indian Politics.
  3. Analyze the impact of casteism on Indian society and discuss the interaction between Casteism and Politics in India.

[171]

  1. What was the contribution of Raja Ram Mohan Roy in the modernization of Indian society?
  2. Compare the aims and working of the liberals and extremists in Indian politics.
  3. What was the role of caste system in Indian politics?

[172]

  1. Throw light on the evil effects of casteism on Indian society.
  2. What led to the foundation of the Indian National Congress in 1885?
  3. Describe the contribution of Raja Ram Mohan Roy to the Indian Renaissance in the 19th century.

[173]

  1. What are the effects of conservatism on society?
  2. Discuss whether Indian Congress was a national organization.
  3. Discuss the contribution of 'Azad Hind Fauj' in the Indian National Movement.

[174]

  1. Discuss the place of tribals in Indian society.
  2. How can Casteism be eradicated in Indian society?
  3. What is Communalism? Explain its causes and consequences for Indian society.

[175]

  1. What are multinational corporations? Critically examine their impact on expansion of Indian economy.
  2. Discuss the structural reforms undertaken in Indian economy after 1991.
  3. Describe the current scenario of Indian agriculture. What are the steps taken by government for the betterment of the situation?

[176]

  1. Clarify the concept of scheduled castes in Indian society.
  2. What do you understand by urbanization? Discuss its impact on Indian society.
  3. Define Jajmani system and discuss its demerits.

[177]

  1. Explain the significance of law in Indian society.
  2. What is communalism? Discuss its causes in Indian society.
  3. Define caste. Distinguish between caste and class.

[178]

  1. Differentiate between trust and co-operative society.
  2. Give an account of industrial policies in India prior to 1991. In what sense did the new industrial policy of 1991 reform the Indian economy?
  3. What is Globalisation? Describe the steps taken by the government of India towards globalisation and its effect on the Indian economy.

[179]

  1. Evolution of Indian legal system.
  2. Define Law and Society. Examine how both are connected to each other.
  3. What do you mean by Social Change? Explain the Impact of Westernization on the Indian Society.

[180]

  1. What is Society? Explain its characteristics.
  2. What are the main characteristics of Tribal Society?
  3. Explain the causes of disintegration of Joint family in Modern Indian Society. What is the future of Joint family in India?

[181]

  1. Differentiate between Society and a Society.
  2. Define Society. What are the main characteristics of society?
  3. We belong to associations and not to institutions. Discuss.

[182]

  1. What is the difference between State and Society?
  2. Explain means of Public Participation.
  3. Explain the main principles of the origin of the State.

[183]

  1. Comment on the Indian value of 'Atithi Devo Bhavah'.
  2. Comment on the trends in the socio-economic structure of the Indian society which led to the disintegration of the Jajmani system.
  3. What are the factors influencing decision-making in case of Ethical Dilemma?

[184]

  1. How far does a Joint Stock Company differ from a Co-operative Society?
  2. Discuss the statement 'Rationalisation is not an Unmixed blessing' and mention the difficulties in implementing rationalisation measures in Indian industries.
  3. What is organic objective of business activity?

[185]

  1. State the various sources available to Indian industries for raising long term and short term capital.
  2. Discuss the utility of stock exchange to the investors, company and the society.
  3. What is a Joint Stock Company? Discuss its advantages and disadvantages. State why this form of business organisation has become so popular.

[186]

  1. Explain the need of marriage in Indian Society.
  2. Explain the meaning of marriage.
  3. Describe family as an institution in India.

[187]

  1. Why do you have Laws for the society?
  2. Mention the privileges provided to a common man in the Indian Constitution.
  3. Freedom of speech and expression is constituted under what article of the Indian Constitution? What are the main elements of it?

[188]

  1. Discuss the role of Radio in promoting Indian Culture.
  2. Describe the types of Moral values.
  3. Write an essay on Global Culture.

[189]

  1. Critically examine the concept of 'Separation of Powers'. How far do you agree that this concept has been incorporated under the Indian constitution? Discuss with the help of decided cases.
  2. Discuss privileges available to members of Parliament under the Indian constitution.
  3. Is the power of judicial review one of the basic structures of the Indian constitution? Discuss the power of judicial review of the Supreme Court of India with the help of decided cases.

[190]

  1. Discuss the historical and modern approaches to punishment in India. On which theory is the Indian Penal Policy based?
  2. Keeping in view the principle of punishment versus treatment, discuss the statement: Imposition of punishment is not the sole remedy to minimize crime in society.
  3. Comment on the statement: In the present social conditions in India abolition of capital punishment is not proper.

[191]

  1. What are the various theories of punishment? Which theory is most suitable for Indian society? Discuss.
  2. What is corporate personality? Explain the different theories of incorporation.
  3. What are the essential elements of 'possession'? Write down its different kinds.

[192]

  1. Discuss fully the importance of natural law and its impact on Indian law during the 20th Century.
  2. "The aim of social engineering is to build an efficient structure of society as much as possible, which involves the balancing of competing interests." Comment.
  3. Discuss Salmond's definition of law and examine how far it is applicable to the Indian legal system.

[193]

  1. What do you mean by culture? Discuss the role of education in the cultural change with special reference to Indian society.
  2. What are the factors of Socialization? Explain.
  3. Discuss various theories of socialization.

[194]

  1. How education is a subsystem of society?
  2. What do you understand by nature of culture? Write about different types of culture in Indian society.
  3. Write about the need for a Sociological approach in education.

[195]

  1. Why can education be considered a powerful process for assimilating Indian traditions among students? Discuss.
  2. Describe the main functions of society as an agency of education.
  3. What do you mean by equality of educational opportunities? Why are these opportunities important for the development of a democratic society? Explain.

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