Psychologist & corporate trainer with a passion for spreading knowledge, who believes that given the right direction, anyone can achieve

Sarbani Chowdhury

In this course, the educator discusses the concept of population, impacts of overpopulation and steps to control it. The course will be beneficial for UPSC CSE aspirants.

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Population and Related Issues for UPSC CSE

Population & Related Issues

Social Issues

Indian Society

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SOCIAL ISSUES are interrelated and interconnected.
Over population leads to unemployment, unequal distribution of wealth and lack of manpower utilisation

Effects of Overpopulation

The lesson deals with the interrelated social issues leading to overpopulation in India and various solutions to combat them.
It is a must watch

Increase in Population

BIMARU is an acronym formed from the first letters of the names of Indian States of Bihar,Madhya Pradesh ,Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh. It was coined by Ashish Bosein the mid 1980s

Explaining Population Growth:BIMARU -The Sick States of India

MALTHUSIAN THEORY OF POPULATION -The most well-known theory of population.

Explaining Population Growth: Malthusian Theory

Explaining Population Growth: EAG States

Demographic Transition-
Theory argues that there will be transition from high birth and death rates to low birth and death rates as a country develops

Explaining Population Growth:Demographic Transition Model

Measures to Control Population Growth

To achieve the country's population control Our Government has taken various steps.
The video discusses each step in detail.

CONTROL MEASURES of POPULATION GROWTH -2

NATIONAL FAMILY PLANNING PROGRAMMES-During the Five Year Plans of India

Government Policies to Control Population

Urbanisation refers to the population  shift from rural to urban .Urbanisation is taking place at a faster pace in India.The lesson analyses the causes ,problems and solutions of Urbanisation in brief and is a must watch

URBANISATION IN INDIA

Causes of Urbanisation -
Industrialisation is a trend representing a shift from old agricultural economics to non-agricultural economy ,which attracts more people to move from rural to urban areas to improve their standard of living

CAUSES of URBANISATION

STEPS TAKEN BY THE GOVERNMENT -
To keep Urbanisation and growth in line with sustainable development, it is necessary for our Government to take steps in planning and implementation of various programmes at local level.
This lessons deals with the various steps taken by our Government to combat the evils of ruthless and rapid urbanisation

STEPS TAKEN BY THE GOVERNMENT

India is burdened with many consequences of Urbanisation. This lesson gives an overview of each in a detailed manner

CONSEQUENCES OF URBANISATION

One of the greatest challenges that India faces according to census 2011 is is Urbanisation. 
The lesson deals with various solutions to the  problems associated with Urbanisation

SOLUTIONS to the PROBLEMS of URBANISATION

India experienced rapid urban growth in 20th century. 
The lesson deals with various 5 year plans by our Government to combat the challenges of Urbanisation

More Steps Taken by the Government

The lesson deals with the various 5 year plans ( 5th to 9th ) and discusses various urban policies by our Government to develop planned cities in our country and maintain sustainable development

MORE STEPS TAKEN BY THE GOVERNMENT -2

The affordable housing initiative
The Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojna(PMAY)plans to provide homes to 18 million households in urban India

Government Housing Policies

The prime objectives of PMAY-credit linked subsidy scheme is to help urban poor population to meet their housing needs by increasing the credit flow

BENEFITS ON HOME LOAN BY THE GOVERNMENT

Role of women in India-
Due to patriarchal system of society -Sons are associated with higher Social Prestige.
Increasing access to sex selective abortion, India is facing worrying trend in Child Sex Ratios

Position of women in India

Religious teachings emphasise the naturalness and sacred nature of the patriarchy .
Religions are powerful creator of social facts

PATRIARCHY IN RELIGION

Patriarchy itself is a caste sytem .
It requires intense control of women's sexuality because if castes are allowed to intermarry ,it will destroy the entire caste division of labour of that society

PATRIARCHY IN CAST SYSTEM

The review of the status of women in India regarding Education ,where the literacy rate of women is much lower than men.

PATRIARCHY AND EDUCATION

This lesson deals with the Extreme under-representatioon of women in politics and patriarchal nature of our political system

Patriarchy in Political System

Women are exploited in their workplace  and in addition they perform many hours of housework which does not have the same status of paid work . They are paid half of the money than their male counterparts earn for the same job.

PATRIARCHY IN ECONOMY

The incidence of Poverty in India is a matter of key concern for policy makers and researchers. In 2012 Government stated 22 percent of its population is below poverty limit .

Poverty in India

According to Marxist View -the major cause of poverty is inequality or uneven distribution of wealth and income-a main consequence of capitalism.

Marxist Theory of Poverty

Liberal theory ascribes POVERTY -
to be the result of an individual's working abilities, hardworking nature and lack of motivation

Liberal Theory of Poverty

Poor families become impoverished for enough time,making it virtually impossible for individuals to break the cycle

Vicious cycle Theory of Poverty

Various Anti-poverty programmes have been launched by our Government to eradicate poverty

Anti-poverty Measures

Graduate in Commerce with Honours in Finance from Punjab University.152 Score in UPSC Essay Paper 2016. Guiding aspirants from last 3 years.

Sumit Sharma

In this course, the educator discusses Urbanization Problems and Remedies and PYQs for UPSC CSE.

Urbanization: Problems and Remedies

Teaching is always fun; more students, the merrier it is!

Balu N Satheesh

The course would throw light into the broad spectrum of gender inequalities and gender discrimination in India. It would explain how transgender people are treated and how they can be integrated into the mainstream society. In addition to the solutions to the existing scenario, the government initiatives are also covered.

Teachathon July 2017 - Gender Disparity: Indian Scenario

I have done MBA and M.Phil in HR Managemen. i have a Diploma in personality development. i am coching civil setvice aspirant.

Satish Kumar

In this lesson we will cover about surrogacy meaning, types and issues related to surrogacy, we will also look into the surrogacy bill 2016 and the recent parliamentary panel report of the same bill on surrogacy.

Course on Introduction to Surrogacy

M.A. in ECONOMICS,POLITICAL SCIENCE 
 CS executive student and IIT GATE 2021 AIR 312 in Economics,  appeared in IES,IAS,IFoS exams

Piyush Kumar Parashari

In this course you will learn all about population studies, basic terms and concepts,population theories, national population policy of India 2000 questions for IAS prelims and mains.

The Demographic Study of India

The course explains what are Social Issues ?
Their Nature and redressal

An Introduction to Social Issues in India

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

P Vishnu Vardhan

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

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Effects of Overpopulation

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Increase in Population

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Explaining Population Growth:BIMARU -The Sick States of India

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Explaining Population Growth: Malthusian Theory

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Explaining Population Growth: EAG States

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Explaining Population Growth:Demographic Transition Model

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Explaining Population Growth:Demographic Transition Model

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Measures to Control Population Growth

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CONTROL MEASURES of POPULATION GROWTH -2

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Government Policies to Control Population

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