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Trupti Dhamija

This course is based on  CBSE class 12th sociology NCERT. We will discuss about he patterns of social inequality and exclusion along with some very important question.

CBSE Class 12

English

Social Inequality and Exclusions

Patterns of Social Forms

Indian Society

Sociology

Class 6-12

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CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education)

Introduction to the chapter Patterns of Social inequality and Exclusion.

Social Inequality and Exclusion 1

In this lesson we talk about the three principle's of social stratification and we also explain concepts such as prejudice, discrimination and stereotype.

Social Inequality and Exclusion 2

In this lesson we talk abour social exclusion and we also discuss how the caste system in India led to social inequality and exclusion.

Social Inequality and Exclusion 3

In this lesson we continue with our dicussion on caste system and social inequality. We also discuss about the policy of aparatheid that was imposed in South Africa and how it led to the social exclusion of the majority population.

Social Inequality and Exclusion 4

In this lesson we discuss about Untouchability.

Social Inequality and Exclusion 5

In this lesson we discuss about Untouchability and also about the measures taken by the state to address this issue

Social inequality and exclusion 6

In this lesson we continue our discussion on state initiatives to address the issue of discrimination and we also discuss a case of contemporary struggles for the dalit community

Social inequality and exclusion 7

In this lesson we discuss about the other backward classes in india

Social inequality and exclusion 8

In this lesson we talk about the tribal movements.

Social Inequality and Exclusion 9

In this lesson we continue our discussion on Adivasi struggles.

Social Inequality and Exclusion 10

Social Inequality and Exclusion 11

In this lesson we continue our discussion on women struggles in India

Social Inequality and Exclusion 12

In this lesson we talk about the struggles of the disabled then we conclude the course.

Social Exclusion 13

Brief discussion on some of the important topics

Chapter Summary 1

Chapter Summary 2

In this less we discuss some important questions and answers

Q&A : Part 1

Q&A: Part 2

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Komal Yadav

This course describes the different cultures of our society and includes descriptions of terminologies like "The Melting Pot", "Cultural Mosaic", etc. This course also explains about the "Salad Bowl Theory", "Indian culture" and "Western Culture".

Multiculturalism

This course is based on the CBSE class 12th Sociology NCERT. In this course we will discuss how market acts as a social institution.

Market as a Social Institution for CBSE Class XII

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Antara Chakrabarty

In this course, I shall be giving an outline of what Book 1 talks about in its 7th chapter on the research project.

12th NCERT Sociology: Ideas for Research Project

This course shall discuss Book one of Class 12 CBSE Sociology which is entitled Indian Society. This shall also include sample questions and tips on how to write exceptional answers during Boards.

12th CBSE Sociology Book 1: Introducing Indian Society (Chapters)

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Nitish Kumar

In this course qe are going to discuss ho wth indian philosophy changed as time passed

Class 12: Classical Indian Philosophy

Sakshi Patel

this course will cover all the topics related to social institutions like marriage, kinship, religion, family etc for NET exam as well for UPSC in quite detail . people can also use this lecture for their subject sociology if they have taken humanities in +1, +2 or graduation or major degrees.follow for new updates Like , comment , upvote stay tuned:)

Lessons

17 lessons • 2h 33m