1. Syllabus
Modern Indian History:
1. Class 1:18th Century, Marathas, Anglo-French wars
2. Class 2: British Conquest of Bengal, The British conquest of India
3. Class 3:British Colonialism
4. Class 4: Land Revenue Reforms, Deindustrialisation
5. Class 5: Drain Theory, Growth of Education, Socio- Religious Movements.
6. Class 6: Civil and Tribal uprisings, 1857 Revolt (to be continued)
7. Class 7: Nationalism and factors responsible for it, INC, Safety valve theory, INC objectives
8. Class 8: Early nationalists, Moderates, Swadeshi Movement, rise of extremism, Surat Split
9. Class 9: Mahatma Gandhi, His experiments in South Africa and its relevance, Revolutionary Terrorism.
10. Class 10: Home Rule Movement, Congress Re-merger, Khilafat and Non Cooperation Movement, Revolutionary Terrorism, Caste Movements.
11. Class 11: Caste Movements, The issue caste and Dalit Identities, Peasant Movements and Peasant Activism, Simon Commission, Nehru Report, Lahore Session, Civil Disobedience Movement.
12. Class 12: 1930 to 1940
13. Class 13: 1940 to 1947
14. Class 14: Railways and Modern Industries
World History:
1. Class 1: Industrial Revolution, Definition, Causes
2. Class 2: Spread of Industrial Revolution outside England, Impact and consequences
3. Class 3: American war for Independence
4. Class 4: French Revolution
5. Class 5: French Revolution - Napoleon Era
6. Class 6: Developments in Europe during 19th Century
7. Class 7: Unification of Italy, Unification of Germany, Developments from 1870 onward - Towards First World War
8. Class 8: Russian Revolution
9. Class 9:
Social Issues:
1. Class 1: Introduction to social issues, Women's related issues in India, Sex Vs Gender, Social Construction of gender, Patriarchy, Honour killing - Khap Panchayat, Declining sex ratio in India.
2. Class 2: Status of Women, Feminism, Feminist Movements and Women's Movements in India, Violence or Atrocities against women.
3. Class 3:Varna system Vs Caste system, Untouchability, Social Exclusion, Social Justice, Reservation for SCs and STs
4. Class 4: Reservation for OBCs, Positive and negative aspects of caste based reservation, Affectivity of caste based reservation, Introduction to problems of education
5. Class 5: Education in India, Disparities in Education, Government School for the Children of Government Employees (Allahabad High Court Judgement), Problems of Universalization of Education, Mid Day Meal Scheme
6. Class 6: Democratic Decentralization in India and empowerment of weaker sections, Positive and negative aspects of religion in India, Fundamentalism in India.
7. Class 7: Communal ism, Communalisaiton of Indian Politics, Secularism, Challenges to Secularism in India.
8. Class 8: Problems of Minorities in India, Science and Religion, Impact of Communnalism, Socialism and Capitalism on Indian Society.
9. Class 9: Gandhiasm, Marxism, Maoism, Democratic Socialism, Mixed Economy, Naxalite Movement.
10. Class 10: New Farmers Movement, Terrorism and Insurgency in India, Caste, Caste ism and Un-touchability, anti-caste movements, Weakening and strengthning of caste in Modern India, Nation-State, Multi-National State, Ethno Nationalism, Buffalo Nationalism and Identity Politics in India,
11. Class 11: Public Interest Groups and Civil Society Movements in India, Poverty and Hunger in India, Culture Vs Civilization, Inter generational Gap
12. Class 12: Rural Developments Programmes in India
13. Class 13: Problems of Transgenders, Emerging Trends in Marriage and Family, Urbanization and Its associated Problems, Smart villages and its associated problems.
14. Class 14: Unity in Diversity, Capital Punishment
15. Class 15: Regionalism
16. Class 16: Globalisation
17. Social Issues: Writing Practice
Geography:
1. Class 1: Introduction and Approach
2. Class 2: Geo-morphology Approach
3. Class 3: Convectional Currents, Continental Drift, Sea Floor Spreading
4. Class 4: Plate Tectonics
5. Class 5: Exogenic Forces, Weathering, Mass forces, River Erosion and Transportation types
6. Class 6: River Land forms
7. Class 7: General Discussion for better approach
7. Class 7.1: River Features, Cycle of Erosion, Coastal Land forms, Wind erosion and depositional land forms.
8. Class 8: Coastal and Wind Land forms
9. Class 9: Wind Land forms (continued)
10. Class 10: Underground Water and Karst Topography
11. Class 11: Climatology and Atmosphere overall view
12. Class 12: Global Winds
13. Class 13: Seasonal Winds and Air Masses
14. Class 14: Temperature inversion with Air Masses, Variable winds, Cyclone and Anti-cyclones
15. Class 15: Oceanography
16. Class 16:
17. Class 17:
Indian Geography:
1. Class 1: Physiography (1)
2. Class 2: Physiography (2)
3. Class 3: Drainage System
4. Class 4: Monsoons
5. Class 5: Forests
6. Class 6: Irrigation
7. Class 7:
8. Class 8: Industries
2. Class 2: Spread of Industrial Revolution outside England, Impact and consequences
3. Class 3: American war for Independence
Modern Indian History:
1. Class 1:18th Century, Marathas, Anglo-French wars
2. Class 2: British Conquest of Bengal, The British conquest of India
3. Class 3:British Colonialism
4. Class 4: Land Revenue Reforms, Deindustrialisation
5. Class 5: Drain Theory, Growth of Education, Socio- Religious Movements.
6. Class 6: Civil and Tribal uprisings, 1857 Revolt (to be continued)
7. Class 7: Nationalism and factors responsible for it, INC, Safety valve theory, INC objectives
8. Class 8: Early nationalists, Moderates, Swadeshi Movement, rise of extremism, Surat Split
9. Class 9: Mahatma Gandhi, His experiments in South Africa and its relevance, Revolutionary Terrorism.
10. Class 10: Home Rule Movement, Congress Re-merger, Khilafat and Non Cooperation Movement, Revolutionary Terrorism, Caste Movements.
11. Class 11: Caste Movements, The issue caste and Dalit Identities, Peasant Movements and Peasant Activism, Simon Commission, Nehru Report, Lahore Session, Civil Disobedience Movement.
12. Class 12: 1930 to 1940
13. Class 13: 1940 to 1947
14. Class 14: Railways and Modern Industries
World History:
1. Class 1: Industrial Revolution, Definition, Causes
2. Class 2: Spread of Industrial Revolution outside England, Impact and consequences
3. Class 3: American war for Independence
4. Class 4: French Revolution
5. Class 5: French Revolution - Napoleon Era
6. Class 6: Developments in Europe during 19th Century
7. Class 7: Unification of Italy, Unification of Germany, Developments from 1870 onward - Towards First World War
8. Class 8: Russian Revolution
9. Class 9:
Social Issues:
1. Class 1: Introduction to social issues, Women's related issues in India, Sex Vs Gender, Social Construction of gender, Patriarchy, Honour killing - Khap Panchayat, Declining sex ratio in India.
2. Class 2: Status of Women, Feminism, Feminist Movements and Women's Movements in India, Violence or Atrocities against women.
3. Class 3:Varna system Vs Caste system, Untouchability, Social Exclusion, Social Justice, Reservation for SCs and STs
4. Class 4: Reservation for OBCs, Positive and negative aspects of caste based reservation, Affectivity of caste based reservation, Introduction to problems of education
5. Class 5: Education in India, Disparities in Education, Government School for the Children of Government Employees (Allahabad High Court Judgement), Problems of Universalization of Education, Mid Day Meal Scheme
6. Class 6: Democratic Decentralization in India and empowerment of weaker sections, Positive and negative aspects of religion in India, Fundamentalism in India.
7. Class 7: Communal ism, Communalisaiton of Indian Politics, Secularism, Challenges to Secularism in India.
8. Class 8: Problems of Minorities in India, Science and Religion, Impact of Communnalism, Socialism and Capitalism on Indian Society.
9. Class 9: Gandhiasm, Marxism, Maoism, Democratic Socialism, Mixed Economy, Naxalite Movement.
10. Class 10: New Farmers Movement, Terrorism and Insurgency in India, Caste, Caste ism and Un-touchability, anti-caste movements, Weakening and strengthning of caste in Modern India, Nation-State, Multi-National State, Ethno Nationalism, Buffalo Nationalism and Identity Politics in India,
11. Class 11: Public Interest Groups and Civil Society Movements in India, Poverty and Hunger in India, Culture Vs Civilization, Inter generational Gap
12. Class 12: Rural Developments Programmes in India
13. Class 13: Problems of Transgenders, Emerging Trends in Marriage and Family, Urbanization and Its associated Problems, Smart villages and its associated problems.
14. Class 14: Unity in Diversity, Capital Punishment
15. Class 15: Regionalism
16. Class 16: Globalisation
17. Social Issues: Writing Practice
Geography:
1. Class 1: Introduction and Approach
2. Class 2: Geo-morphology Approach
3. Class 3: Convectional Currents, Continental Drift, Sea Floor Spreading
4. Class 4: Plate Tectonics
5. Class 5: Exogenic Forces, Weathering, Mass forces, River Erosion and Transportation types
6. Class 6: River Land forms
7. Class 7: General Discussion for better approach
7. Class 7.1: River Features, Cycle of Erosion, Coastal Land forms, Wind erosion and depositional land forms.
8. Class 8: Coastal and Wind Land forms
9. Class 9: Wind Land forms (continued)
10. Class 10: Underground Water and Karst Topography
11. Class 11: Climatology and Atmosphere overall view
12. Class 12: Global Winds
13. Class 13: Seasonal Winds and Air Masses
14. Class 14: Temperature inversion with Air Masses, Variable winds, Cyclone and Anti-cyclones
15. Class 15: Oceanography
16. Class 16:
17. Class 17:
Indian Geography:
1. Class 1: Physiography (1)
2. Class 2: Physiography (2)
3. Class 3: Drainage System
4. Class 4: Monsoons
5. Class 5: Forests
6. Class 6: Irrigation
7. Class 7:
8. Class 8: Industries
World History:
1. Class 1: Industrial Revolution, Definition, Causes2. Class 2: Spread of Industrial Revolution outside England, Impact and consequences
3. Class 3: American war for Independence