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splitup of syllabus

Split up of Syllabus:


I.History:
1.French Revolution (April)
2.Socialism in Europe and The Russian Revolution (August)
3.Nazism and the rise of Hitler (September )

II.Geography:
1.India size and location (June&July)
2.Physical features of India (July )
3.Drainage (August )

III.Economics:
1.A Story of Palampur Village (July )
2.People as a Resource (September )

IV.Political Science

2. What is democracy? Why is democracy ? (July )
3. Constitutional Design (August)




Section II: Livelihoods,Economies and Societies

Any Two
4. Forest society and colonialism (october )
5. Pastoralists in the Modern World (November )
6. Peasants and Farmers (November )

Section III: Every day Life, Culture and Politics


8. Clothing: A Social History (December )

II.Geography:
4. Climate (November )
5. Natural Vegetation and Wild Life (January )
6. Population (February )

III.Economics:
3.Poverty as a Challenge (December )
4.Food Security in India (January )

IV.Political Science

4. Electoral Politics (November )
5. Working of the Institutions (January )
6. Democratic Rights (February )





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