A passionate teacher, politics enthusiast, love reading and enjoy doing research projects on social issues.

Vanmala Ramesh

The course, Summary Analysis of Paper 2, Sociology, covers the second subtopic of Introducing Indian Society, Impact of the Colonial rule on Indian Society will be discussed. Topics that will be covered are, Indian Nationalism, Yogendra Singh' s Modernisation of Indian Tradition, protests and movements during the colonial period, Social reforms during Colonial period, and towards the end of the course focus will be shifted to answer writing skills, where questions from previous years UPSC papers will be discussed and solved.

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UPSC CSE - GS

UPSC - Civil Services Examination (IAS) Preparation

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Impact of Colonial rule on Indian Society, Paper 2, UPSC, Sociology Optionals, Summary Analysis

Indian Society :Salient Features

Social Issues

Indian Society

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Overview lesson

This lesson explains what was the impact colonial rule on the Indian Society.

Impact of Colonial Rule on Indian Society

This lesson gives the social background of Indian Society during Colonial rule and the factors responsible for the growth of Nationalism.

Social Background of Indian Nationalism

This lesson explains the different perspectives applied to study the rise of Indian Nationalism.

Perspectives which studied Nationalism

This lesson explains the process of Modernisation of Indian Society.

Modernisation of Indian Tradation

This lesson explains Yogendra Singh's view on Moderanisation of Indian Tradation.

Yogendra Singh on Indian Tradation

This lesson explains the Protest and Movements that took place during the colonial rule.

Protests and Movements during the Colonial Period

This lesson explains  the various social reforms and legislations that took place during the colonial period.

Social Reforms during Colonial Rule

This lesson explains the right approach to the art of answer writing, and questions are discussed from previous years UPSC papers.

Answer writing practise from previous years question papers

This lesson discusses the question that has been repeatedly asked in UPSC exams.

Answer writing practise from previous years UPSC papers. Part 2

This is the last part of the answer writing series where focus is laid on the art of writing, by taking a few questions from previous years UPSC papers.

Answer writing practise from previous years UPSC papers. Part 3.

Ankur Yadav

this is a full indian geography course based on ncert

(Hindi) Indian Geography - UPSC CSE

MA in Applied Human Rights from Sheffield Hallam University, BA (Hons.) History from LSR, reader, dancer, love to teach, AIR 42 in 2018 UPSC

Nandini Maharaj

This course covers the meaning and types of political parties in India, party system in India and recognition of national and state parties.

Political Parties: Laxmikant Summary

[Rachna Shukla] PSIR Optional Faculty, CS Engineer, M.A. in Political Science. Use code : "ASHNASISODIA" to unlock classes.

Ashna Sisodia

In this course Ashna Sisodia will cover the first topic in western political thought which is part of paper 1 section A of Political Science and international relations optional.

(Hindi) Plato and Aristotle - Ancient Western Political Thought - PSIR Optional for UPSC Mains

Sociologist by profession and a learner by nature. Passionate about teaching and has been teaching for more than 5 years on various Civil Se

Neelapareddy Vijay

In this course, educator will be teaching about
Social issues and Social justice is a very important subject for all competitive exams as it deals with issues in the society and government schemes to solve them. This comprehensive course will be for 80-100 marks in Civil Services Mains.

Social Issues and Social Justice - UPSC CSE

Society, Polity, Governance and Anthropology Faculty, M.A in Anthropology, Attended UPSC CSE interview thrice. 

P Vishnu Vardhan

In general studies paper 1 Indian society consists of one third of the Gs 1. Nearly 6 to 7 questions will come from this Indian society. Today we are discussing about unity in diversity topic

UPSC CSE: Unity in Diversity

Women issues in Indian society, it’s challenges and solutions. Various women issues in India. Holistic understanding of women issues.

Lessons

11 lessons • 2h 29m