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Western Political Thought: 10 Western Political Thinkers

by Sri Janani

Western Political Thought: Philosophy has always been defined as the basic questions that a human puts forth in life.  Political philosophy is simply the study of those questions. The below list of political thinkers from the west, have gone a step forward to just asking questions and have influenced people and made them rethink their […]

Filed Under: Civil Services, Political science, Political Sociology

Problems faced by SC/ST in India and Their Measures: Essay

by saee gunjikar

The caste system of India is one of the main historical dimensions which attempts to distinguish and differentiate people on the basis of their religion, sect, occupation, language, and lifestyle. Although the caste system differentiated in each and every Indian society, not incentivizing to give rise to integration among the masses, it apparently overlapped resulting […]

Filed Under: Civil Services, Indian Sociology, Political science, Social Issues, Sociology Dictionary, Sociology Optional

Indian Political Thought: List of 10 Indian Political Thinkers

by Kiran

Indian Political Thought_ List of 10 Political thinkers in India

There was a constant tradition of political thought in India and it provided us with many renowned political thinkers. Political thought is an umbrella term that embraces all theories and thoughts including various perspectives and ideologies of Indian thinkers conferred in different time frames. The prominent factor in analyzing their viewpoint is to study the […]

Filed Under: Civil Services, Political science, Political Sociology

 10 Famous Dalit Books/ Literature Everyone Should Read

by Sociology Group

Dalit Books

If we look back into history, we see Dalits as non-contributing beings and victims of society. However, reality lies even beyond the making of history. To understand reality and the concerns of Dalits, One needs to understand; that they not only questioned the oppression but tried to bring a change in society. A society in […]

Filed Under: Ambedkar, Books, Civil Services, Dalit, Indian Sociology, Political science, Social Issues, Sociology Optional

Inter-caste and interreligious marriages and The State Intervention

by Sukanya Maity

inter caste and interreligious marriages in india

Synopsis: Inter-caste and interreligious marriages in India, although have been a subject of academic discussion, especially in social sciences, account for a diminishing percentage of all marriages in India. Religious and caste-based atrocities serve as the most important reason behind such statistics. Hence, this article will focus on the aspects of marital democracy in India […]

Filed Under: Ambedkar, Civil Services, Democracy, Indian Sociology, Political science, Political Sociology, Social Issues, Sociology Of Religion, Sociology Optional

What does Neo mean in neoliberalism, neo-marxism, etc

by Sociology Group

The Politics of Neos: Contemporary and Classical Neo refers to new. Other connotations include revival, modification and recent. It originates from the Greek word “Neos” meaning new. ‘Neo’ as a prefix has garnered significance in recent decades, mostly in academic studies and political analyses. Words like ‘neoliberalism’, ‘Neo-Marxism’, ‘Neo-Darwinism’ and ‘Neo-Malthusian’ have been extensively used […]

Filed Under: Basic Concepts, Political science, Political Sociology, Sociology Dictionary

10 Famous Human Rights Activists and Contributions

by Sri Janani

human rights activists memes

A human rights defender or human rights activist is a person who, individually or with others, acts to promote or protect human rights. They can be journalists, lawyers, teachers, or just individuals acting alone. Humans do have certain rights. These rights are defined and declared by a governing body that governs other human beings. The United Nations declared a […]

Filed Under: Biography, Political science, Sociological Thinkers

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