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

Vanmala Ramesh

The course consists of 13 lessons covering introducing to the Indian society.  The topics that will be explained are  Introduction to Indian Society, books to be referred, Perspectives to Indian Society, Indology, G.S.Gurye and M.N.Srinivas's works, and the impact of colonial rule in Indian society. Towards the end of the course, the focus will be given to answer writing skills where questions from previous years UPSC papers will be discussed.

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UPSC CSE - GS

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English

Perspectives on the Study of Indian Society, Paper 2, UPSC Sociology Optionals, Summary Analysis

Indian Society :Salient Features

Social Issues

Indian Society

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Test Preparation

Union Public Service Commission Exams (UPSC)

This lesson gives an overview  idea to the aspirant,  of  what are the contents in the course titled "Summary Analysis of Paper 2" for Sociology Optionals, 'Introducing Indian Society.

Overview Lesson

This lesson gives a short introduction to Indian Society, before going ahead in studying the core concepts of society.

Introduction to Indian Society

This lesson explains "Indology", which is an approach to study Indian Society, and also is an Independent disciple, with Indian Society as the subject.

Indology

This lesson explains Indology through the eyes of G S Ghurye.

Indology of G S Ghurye

This lesson explains how the Structural Functionalist Perspective was used by Indian Sociologists to study Indian Society for a better understanding.

Structural Functionalism approach in India

This lesson explains the methodology followed by M N Srinivasan, to study the Indian Society from the functional perspective.

Structural Functionalism of M N Srinivas

This lesson explains the concept of Sanskritisation, concept given by M N Srinivas, where he tried to explain how people from the lower strata tried copy the lifestyle of the upper castes, to move the social mobility ladder.

Sanskritisation

This lesson discusses the criticisms of Sanskritisation, the concept given by M N Srinivas.

Criticisims to the theory of Sanskritisation

This lesson highlights on the concept of Westernisation, given by M N Srinivas.

Westernisation

This lesson discusses the impact, Westernisation had on the Indian Society.

Westernisation. Part 2

Marxist Sociology in India

This lesson explains why Marxist perspective Sociology should be applied to study Indian Society, which was given by A R Desai.

Marxist Sociology of A R Desai

This lesson gives a few guidelines as to how to attempt questions and few questions would be discussed.

Answer writing practise

This lesson discusses a few questions from previous years question papers.

Answer writing practise. Part 2

Answer writing practise. Part 3

Ankur Yadav

this is a full indian geography course based on ncert

(Hindi) Indian Geography - UPSC CSE

[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

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Amritanshu 

In this Course, Amritanshu takes you through the makers of Indian Political thought from the Ancient to the Modern times with Inclusions such as Pt Deen Dayal Upadhyay, JP Narayan and many others to count from. This Course will be immensely helpful for students with PSIR as optional, GS Ethics and a gem for GS Essays.

(Hindi) Pioneers of Indian Political Thought

IIT Kgpian | Civil Engineer | Loves meditation, cooking and writing articles on contemporary events.

Shashank Rajak

This course is about the growth of Communalism in India. Communalism is a modern day concept which finds its roots in the colonial period. 
This course explains the basic concept of Communalism, reasons behind its growth in India, role of British and militant nationalism, Muslim and Hindu Comunalism, Muslim League and its role. The course also explains that how the communal history of India led to Communalism.

Summary on Growth of Communalism in India

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

15 lessons • 3h 17m

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Overview Lesson

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Introduction to Indian Society

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Indology

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Indology of G S Ghurye

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Structural Functionalism approach in India

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Structural Functionalism of M N Srinivas

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Sanskritisation

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Criticisims to the theory of Sanskritisation

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Westernisation

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Westernisation. Part 2

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