1.   First Farmers 

        Content  : Study of early human settlements, the transition from hunting gathering to agriculture, and the development of farming communities in India.

        Objective  : To understand how the agricultural revolution laid the foundation for settled life, leading to the growth of early civilizations.

    2.   First Cities of India 

        Content  : Exploration of the Indus Valley Civilization (Harappan Civilization), its urban planning, trade, culture, and decline.

        Objective  : To analyze the significance of India's first cities and their contributions to ancient Indian civilization.

    3.   Chalcolithic Villages in India 

        Content  : Study of Chalcolithic (Copper Age) settlements, their cultures, technologies, and the interaction between different regions.

        Objective  : To explore the development of Chalcolithic cultures and how they influenced later periods in Indian history.

    4.   Vedic Period 

        Content  : Examination of the Vedic period, including the early and later Vedic texts, societal structure, religion, and the rise of kingdoms.

        Objective  : To understand the cultural, religious, and social foundations laid by the Vedic Age in Indian history.

    5.   Janapadas and Republics 

        Content  : Analysis of the formation of Janapadas (kingdoms) and republics during the post Vedic period and their role in shaping early political systems.

        Objective  : To study the rise of regional powers and the early development of governance in ancient India.

    6.   Second Urbanisation in India 

        Content  : The period of second urbanization in the Gangetic plains, marked by the growth of trade, cities, and powerful kingdoms.

        Objective  : To explore how this phase of urbanization influenced political and social structures in India.

    7.   India and Iran (Persia) 

        Content  : The cultural, political, and economic interactions between India and the Persian (Iranian) Empire during ancient times.

        Objective  : To understand how cross cultural exchanges with Persia impacted Indian civilization.

    8.   India during the Mauryan Period 

        Content  : Overview of the Mauryan Empire under rulers like Chandragupta Maurya and Ashoka, focusing on administration, economy, and Ashoka’s spread of Buddhism.

        Objective  : To study the first large scale empire in India and its role in unifying the Indian subcontinent.

    9.   Post Mauryan India 

        Content  : The political fragmentation after the Mauryan Empire, the rise of regional powers like the Shakas, Kushanas, and Satavahanas.

        Objective  : To analyze the changes in politics, culture, and economy in post Mauryan India.

    10.   Changing Times 

        Content  : Exploration of the transitions in Indian society, religion, and politics during the post Mauryan era, including the spread of new ideas and trade.

        Objective  : To understand the transformative effects of changing political and social conditions in ancient India.

    11.   Kingdoms in South India 

        Content  : Study of the southern kingdoms like the Cholas, Pandyas, Cheras, and Pallavas, focusing on their administration, culture, and maritime trade.

        Objective  : To explore the distinct cultural and political development of South India and its contributions to Indian history.

    12.   India’s Relations with the Northwest of the Indian Subcontinent and China 

        Content  : Overview of India’s interactions with the regions of Central Asia and China, including trade, cultural exchanges, and the spread of Buddhism.

        Objective  : To study the impact of India’s relations with its northwest neighbors and China on its trade, culture, and religion.

    13.   India, Sri Lanka, and Southeast Asia 

        Content  : Exploration of India’s cultural and economic influence on Sri Lanka and Southeast Asia, especially through trade and the spread of Hinduism and Buddhism.

        Objective  : To understand the cultural and political ties between India and these regions and their historical significance.

    14.   Delhi Sultanate, Vijayanagar, and Bahmani Kingdom 

        Content  : Examination of the Delhi Sultanate and the southern kingdoms of Vijayanagar and Bahmani, focusing on their administration, conflicts, and cultural contributions.

        Objective  : To study the political dynamics and cultural achievements of medieval India, particularly during the Sultanate and the southern kingdoms.

    15.   India during the Mughal Period 

        Content  : Study of the Mughal Empire from Babur to Aurangzeb, including administration, architecture, economy, and cultural synthesis under the Mughals.

        Objective  : To understand the significance of the Mughal Empire in shaping medieval Indian society, politics, and culture.

    16.   Swarajya to Empire (Maratha Period) 

        Content  : The rise of the Maratha Empire under Shivaji, its expansion, administration, and conflicts with the Mughals and British.

        Objective  : To explore the rise of Maratha power and its role in challenging the Mughal Empire, ultimately influencing the future of Indian independence.