1. The Social Institutions

    Content: This chapter explores various social institutions such as family, education, religion, and the state. It examines their roles, functions, and the impact they have on individuals and society. The chapter also discusses how these institutions contribute to social order and stability.

    Objective: To understand the structure and functions of major social institutions and their influence on social behavior and societal norms. This helps in analyzing the roles these institutions play in shaping individual and collective experiences.

2. The Religion and Society

    Content: This chapter delves into the relationship between religion and society. It covers topics such as the role of religion in social life, the impact of religion on social behavior, and the interplay between religious beliefs and societal norms. It also explores various religious practices and their influence on social cohesion and conflict.

    Objective: To examine how religion affects social structures, values, and interactions. Understanding this relationship aids in analyzing the role of religion in both social unity and division.

3. The Political Organisation

    Content: This chapter focuses on the political structures and systems within a society. It covers the functions of political institutions, the role of political parties, the electoral process, and the impact of political organization on governance and policymaking.

    Objective: To gain insight into how political organizations and systems operate and their effect on social governance and public policy. This understanding is crucial for analyzing political behavior and its implications for society.

4. The Economic Organisation

    Content: This chapter examines the economic systems and structures within a society, including the roles of various economic institutions, production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services. It also looks at different economic theories and practices, and their impact on social and economic inequality.

    Objective: To understand how economic systems and organizations function and their influence on social structures and individual livelihoods. This knowledge is key to analyzing economic disparities and the role of economic policies in societal development.

5. Tribal India: Past, Present & Future

    Content: This chapter provides an overview of the tribal communities in India, their historical evolution, current socioeconomic conditions, and future prospects. It explores issues such as tribal rights, cultural preservation, and development challenges faced by tribal populations.

    Objective: To gain insight into the unique challenges and contributions of tribal communities in India. Understanding this helps in addressing issues related to tribal development, rights, and cultural preservation.

6. The Social Stratification

    Content: This chapter explores the concept of social stratification and its various forms, such as caste, class, and status. It examines how social hierarchies are formed and maintained, and the impact of stratification on social mobility and inequality.

    Objective: To understand the mechanisms of social stratification and its effects on social relations and opportunities. This helps in analyzing issues of social inequality and mobility within different societal contexts.

7. Social Change and Development

    Content: This chapter focuses on the processes and factors driving social change and development. It covers theories of social change, the role of technology, economic development, and social movements in shaping societal transformations.

    Objective: To understand the dynamics of social change and development, and the factors influencing these processes. This knowledge is important for analyzing how societies evolve and the role of various forces in driving social progress.