. McNeely JA (1994). Lessons from the
India has a rich cultural heritage and is a land of diversities. The diversity in social life is reflected in multi-social, multi-lingual, multi- religious and multi-caste nature of the society. The important features of the Indian social structure are- predominant rural habitation in small villages; multi-religious and multi-caste social
N. CHAPTER 1. SALIENT FEATURES OF INDIAN SOCIETY AND DIVERSITY. “'India is, the cradle of the human race, the birth place of human speech, the mother of history, the grandmother of legend, and the great grandmother of tradition, our most valuable and most instructive materials in the history of man are treasured
inspiring. The task of limbering one's way through this diversity to an idea of an “Indian culture and tradition" seems to be almost a hopeless one. We do talk about “a main-stream of Indian culture". But such talk frequently is of a merely consolatory talk the character of wishful thinking. This is not,however, to say that the idea
we see in the diverse forms of the family that exist in India? By addressing questions like these, Chapter 3 builds the base for looking at further aspects of. Indian society which would pre-suppose caste, tribe and family. Chapter 4 explores the socio-cultural dimensions of the market as a powerful institution that has been the.
Sociology of Indian Society. Syllabi. Mapping in Book. 1. Multifacets of Indian Society. Demographic profile, Religious composition, Linguistic groups, '. Cultural diversity. Unit 1: Facets of lndian Society. (Pages 3-15). 2. Caste System. Varna and Jati, Characteristics of caste system,. Untouchability, Features ofPCRAct
Caste. Caste has always been a major source of diversity in Indian society and therefore in Indian organizations. There are about 3,000 castes in India and each one is a social unit in itself, its structures differing in each case (Hutton, 1980). Hindu Indian society is divided broadly into four broad varnas based on occupation.
Impact of Islam on Indian life. 2. Bhakti Movement- Kabir, Nanak and Chaitanya Unit-III 1. Human Right: Concept; Historical Development, Menace of Ragging in. Educational Institutions. 2. Freedom Struggle- Role of Gandhi and Subash Unit-IV 1. Composition of Indian Society, Unity in Diversity 2. Concept of Tribe and
The separatist forces in Indian society and polity are all too apparent while the unifying forces surface only to counteract separatist ones. In this article an attempt is made to set the balance right by looking at the integrating as well as the separatist forces in India. In doing this, we shall pay less attention to the constitutional
UNITY AND DIVERSITY. Introduction: India is a plural society. It is rightly characterized by its unity and diversity. A grand synthesis of cultures, religions and languages of the people belonging to different castes and communities has upheld its unity and cohesiveness. Inspite of several foreign invasions, Mughal rule and the.

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