Course (Paper) Name & No. : SOCIAL WELFARE IN INDIA–PAPER NO. 7 (OPTIONAL)

 Course (Paper) Name & No. : SOCIAL WELFARE IN INDIA–PAPER NO. 7 (OPTIONAL)

Course (Paper) Unique Code CORE June-2019

External Exam Time Duration : __________________________________________________

Name of

Program

Sem. Course Group

Foundation OR Core

OR

Elective-1 OR

Elective-2 OR

Practical OR

Project

Credit Internal

Marks

External

Marks

Practical

/ Viva

Marks

Total

Marks

B.A. (U.G.) 3 Optional, Core 03 30 70 -- 100

Course Objective :

 To know basic concepts of Sociology.

 To give an outline of Sociological Background.

 To explain the scope and nature of Sociology.

 To provide competitive atmosphere for the students.

Course Contents :

Unit-1 Constitution of India

Unit-2 Social Welfare and India - A Welfare State

Unit-3 Social Legislation as an Instrument of Social Welfare and Social Change

Unit-4 Social Welfare Needs

Text and Reference Books :

(1) Robert F. M. : Law and Social Change Indo - American Reflections

(2) Shams Shamsuddin : Woman Low and Social Change

(3) Indian Social Institute : Annual Survey of Indian Law

(4) Anthony M. J. : Social Action Thought Courts

(5) Katalia & Majumdar : The Continuation of India

(6) Kulkarni P. D. : Social and Social Development in India

(7) Pathak S. : Social Welfare - An Evolutionary and Development

(8) Patil B. R. : The Economic of Social Change Towards 21st Century

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SUBJECT : SOCIAL WELFARE IN INDIA

(B.A. SEMESTER-3) (PAPER-7)

(OPTIONAL)

Unit-1 Constitution of India :

(1) Commence Constitution in India

(2) Fundamental Rights

(3) Fundamental Duties

(4) Directive Principles of State Policy

Unit-2 Social Welfare and India - A Welfare State :

(1) Meaning of Social Welfare

(2) Welfare Coals of the State

(3) Welfare Coals of the State and Related Constitutional Institutions

(A) Parliament (B) State Government

(C) Local Government (D) Þepes„Ó

(4) Meaning of Welfare State

(5) India - A Welfare State

(A) Constitution Commence and State Welfare

(B) Fundamental Rights and State Welfare

(C) Directive Principles of State Policy and State Welfare

(D) Prgrammes and State Welfare

Unit-3 Social Legislation as an Instrument of Social Welfare and Social Change :

(1) Provision of Compulsory Primary Education

(2) Full Employment

(3) Housing Needs

(4) Health Care Needs

Unit-4 Social Welfare Needs :

(1) Provsion of Compulsory Primary Education

(2) Full Employment

(3) Housing Needs

(4) Healthcare Needs

 REFERENCE BOOKS :

(1) Robert F. M. : Law and Social Change Indo - American Reflections

(2) Shams Shamsuddin : Woman Low and Social Change

(3) Indian Social Institute : Annual Survey of Indian Law

(4) Anthony M. J. : Social Action Thought Courts

(5) Katalia & Majumdar : The Continuation of India

(6) Kulkarni P. D. : Social and Social Development in India

(7) Pathak S. : Social Welfare - An Evolutionary and Development

(8) Patil B. R. : The Economic of Social Change Towards 21st Century

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Annexure – “C”

FACULTY OF ARTS

SYLLABUS

Subject : SOCIOLOGY

Course (Paper) Name & No. : SOCIOLOGY OF ENVIRONMENT–PAPER NO. 8Course

(Paper) Unique Code CORE JUNE-2020

Course (Paper) Unique Code ELECTIVE-1 JUNE-2019

Course (Paper) Unique Code ELECTIVE-2 JUNE-2019

External Exam Time Duration : __________________________________________________

Name of

Program

Sem. Course Group

Foundation OR Core

OR

Elective-1 OR

Elective-2 OR

Practical OR

Project

Credit Internal

Marks

External

Marks

Practical

/ Viva

Marks

Total

Marks

B.A. (U.G.) 4 Core, Elective-1

& Elective-2

03 30 70 -- 100

Course Objective :

 To know basic concepts of Sociology.

 To give an outline of Sociological Background.

 To explain the scope and nature of Sociology.

 To provide competitive atmosphere for the students.

Course Contents :

Unit-1 Sociology of Environment

Unit-2 Human Activity and Environment

Unit-3 Environment and Sociology

Unit-4 Environmental Issues and Movement

Text and Reference Books :

(1) Pawar S. N. & Patil R. B. : Sociology of Environment

(2) Trivedi R. K. : Ecology, Environment and Conversation

(3) Venkateshran Sandhya : Environment Development and the Gender Gap (1995)

(4) M. S. Swaminathan : Ensuring Ecological Security (1989)

(5) Guha Ramchandra : Social Ecology (1998)

(6) Ghosh G. K. : Environment and Women Development

(7) Sinha S. N. : Environment Psychology (1997)

(8) Sheth Pravin : Environmentalism Politics, Ecology & Development (1997)

(9) Susan L. Cutler : Environment Risks & Hazards Practice Hall of India (1999)

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SUBJECT : SOCIOLOGY OF ENVIRONMENT

(B.A. SEMESTER-4) (PAPER-8)

Unit-1 Sociology of Environment :

(1) Definitions, Meaning, Scope and Objectives of Sociology of Environment

Unit-2 Human Activity and Environment :

(1) Types of Human Activity

(2) Impacts of Human Activity on Environment

(3) Development and Sustainable Development

Unit-3 Environment and Sociology :

(1) Environment and Women

(2) Environment and Children

(3) Environment and Aging People

(4) Environment and Tribe

Unit-4 Environmental Issues and Movement :

(1) Global Worming

- Green House Effect

- Acid Rain

- Huge Holes in Ozone Layer

(2) Air Pollution and Human Society

(3) Water Deficiency and Water Pollution and Society

(4) Deforestations and Human Society

(5) Environmental Movement of India

- Chipko Movement

- Narmada Movement

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 REFERENCE BOOKS :

(1) Pawar S. N. & Patil R. B. : Sociology of Environment

(2) Trivedi R. K. : Ecology, Environment and Conversation

(3) Venkateshran Sandhya : Environment Development and the Gender

Gap (1995)

(4) M. S. Swaminathan : Ensuring Ecological Security (1989)

(5) Guha Ramchandra : Social Ecology (1998)

(6) Ghosh G. K. : Environment and Women Development

(7) Sinha S. N. : Environment Psychology (1997)

(8) Sheth Pravin : Environmentalism Politics, Ecology & Development

(1997)

(9) Susan L. Cutler : Environment Risks & Hazards Practice Hall of

India (1999)

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Annexure – “C”

FACULTY OF ARTS

SYLLABUS

Subject : SOCIOLOGY