CLASS-6(NCERT)
- Understanding Diversity
- Diversity and Discrimination
- What is Government?
- Key Elements of a Democratic Government
- Panchayati Raj
- Rural Administration
- Urban Administration
- Rural Livelihoods
- Urban Livelihoods
| CLASS-7(NCERT) |
- Equality in Indian Democracy
- State Government
- How the State Government Works
- Growing up as Boys and Girls
- Women Change the World
- Media and Advertising
- Understanding Advertising
- Markets
- A Shirt in the Market
- Struggles for Equality
- The Indian Constitution
- Understanding Secularism
- Why Do We Need a Parliament?
- Understanding Laws
- Judiciary
- Understanding Our Criminal Justice System
- Understanding Marginalization
- Confronting Marginalization
- Public Facilities
- Law and Social Justice
- Democracy in the Contemporary World
- What is Democracy? and Why Democracy?
- Constitutional Design
- Electoral Politics
- Working of Institutions
- Democratic Rights
- Power Sharing
- Federalism
- Democracy and Diversity
- Gender,Religion and Caste
- Popular Struggles and Movements
- Political Parties
- Outcomes of Democracy
- Challenges to Democracy
- POLITICS
- FREEDOM
- EQUALITY
- SOCIAL JUSTICE
- RIGHTS
- CITIZENSHIP
- NATIONALISM
- SECULARISM
- PEACE
- DEVELOPMENT
- WHY DO WE NEED A CONSTITUTION?
- RIGHTS IN THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION
- ELECTION AND REPRESENTATION
- EXECUTIVE
- LEGISLATURE
- JUDICIARY
- FEDERALISM
- LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
- CONSTITUTION AS A LIVING DOCUMENT
- The Philosophy of the Constitution
- The Cold War Era
- The End of Bipolarity
- US Hegemony in World Politics
- Alternative Centres of Power
- Contemporary South Asia
- International Organizations
- Security in the Contemporary World
- Environment and Natural Resources
- Globalization
- Challenges of nation building
- Era of one-party dominance
- Politics of planned development
- India’s external relations
- Challenges to and restoration of the congress system
- The crisis of democratic order
- Rise of popular movements
- Regional aspirations
- Recent developments in Indian politics
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