• History

1. The Indian National Movement (1857  - 1917)

    Content: Covers the key events and figures of the Indian National Movement from the Revolt of 1857 to the formation of the Indian National Congress. Highlights include major uprisings, early nationalist efforts, and the sociopolitical changes leading up to the 20th century.

    Objective: To understand the evolution of the Indian independence struggle and the foundational events and leaders who shaped it.

2. The Indian National Movement (1917  - 1934)

    Content: Focuses on significant events in the Indian National Movement between 1917 and 1934, including the role of Mahatma Gandhi, the Non-cooperation Movement, and the Civil Disobedience Movement.

    Objective: To study the impact of Gandhi’s leadership and the major strategies employed in the struggle for independence during this period.

3. The Indian National Movement (1935  - 1947)

    Content: Examines the final years of the Indian National Movement leading up to independence, including the Quit India Movement, the role of various political leaders, and the events leading to the partition of India.

    Objective: To grasp the key developments and turning points in the final stages of the fight for Indian independence.

4. The Contemporary World

    Content: Explores major global events and developments post World War II, including the Cold War, decolonization, and significant political and economic changes in the modern world.

    Objective: To understand the major global issues and trends that have shaped the contemporary world.

•  Geography

1. Climate

    Content: Discusses the various climatic regions of India, factors influencing climate, and the impact of climate on human activities and agriculture.

    Objective: To understand the climate patterns of India and their effects on different aspects of life and the environment.

2. Soils in India

    Content: Covers the different types of soils found in India, their characteristics, distribution, and significance for agriculture.

    Objective: To learn about the various soil types in India and their role in agricultural productivity and land use.

3. Natural Vegetation of India

    Content: Examines the diverse types of natural vegetation in India, including forests, grasslands, and deserts, and their distribution across different regions.

    Objective: To understand the types and distribution of natural vegetation and their ecological importance.

4. Water Resources

    Content: Discusses the water resources in India, including rivers, lakes, and groundwater, and the issues related to water availability and management.

    Objective: To gain insight into India’s water resources, their utilization, and the challenges of water management.

5. Mineral Resources

    Content: Covers the types and distribution of mineral resources in India, including coal, iron ore, and bauxite, and their role in the economy.

    Objective: To understand the significance of mineral resources for industrial development and economic growth.

6. Agriculture in India

    Content: Examines the agricultural practices in India, including major crops, agricultural regions, and the challenges faced by the agriculture sector.

    Objective: To understand the role of agriculture in India’s economy and the factors influencing agricultural productivity.

7. Manufacturing Industries

    Content: Discusses various manufacturing industries in India, including textiles, chemicals, and electronics, and their contribution to economic development.

    Objective: To learn about the industrial sector’s role in economic growth and the challenges faced by different industries.

8. Transport

    Content: Covers the transportation infrastructure in India, including roadways, railways, airways, and waterways, and their impact on economic activities and regional development.

    Objective: To understand the significance of transportation networks for economic development and regional connectivity.

•  Civics

1. The Union Legislature

    Content: Describes the structure, functions, and powers of the Union Legislature, including the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, and their roles in the Indian parliamentary system.

    Objective: To understand the functioning of the Union Legislature and its role in the governance of India.

2. The Union Executive

    Content: Explains the structure and functions of the Union Executive, including the President, Prime Minister, and Council of Ministers, and their roles in the executive branch of government.

    Objective: To learn about the roles and responsibilities of the Union Executive in the administration of the country.

3. The Judiciary

    Content: Covers the structure and functions of the Indian judiciary, including the Supreme Court, High Courts, and subordinate courts, and their role in interpreting the law and administering justice.

    Objective: To understand the judicial system of India and its role in maintaining the rule of law and protecting citizens’ rights.