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Objectives of Population Education & Measures to Achieve Them in India Introduction Main Objectives of Population Education 1.

Cryptocurrency and its Impact on Global & Indian Society Introduction Impact on Global Society 1. Financial Inclusion &

Continuity and Change in Traditional Social Values in Indian Society Introduction Continuity in Traditional Social Values 1. Family

Globalization and New Technology in a World of Scarce Resources: Indian Context Introduction 1. Role of New Technology

Tolerance, Assimilation, and Pluralism as Key Elements of Indian Secularism Introduction 1. Tolerance: Coexistence Amidst Diversity 2. Assimilation:

Salience of ‘Sect’ in Indian Society vis-à-vis Caste, Region, and Religion Introduction Comparison of Sect with Caste, Region,

Tribal Communities as a Single Category: Specific Contexts Introduction Contexts for Unified Categorization Conclusion

Tribal Communities as a Single Category: Specific Contexts Introduction Contexts for Unified Classification Conclusion

Growth of Tier 2 Cities & Rise of a New Middle Class Emphasizing Consumption Introduction Factors Driving Growth

Impact of ‘Work From Home’ on Family Relationships Positive Impacts: Negative Impacts: Conclusion: Work From Home has both

Impact of Post-Liberal Economy on Ethnic Identity and Communalism Introduction Positive Impacts Negative Impacts Conclusion

Why is Caste Identity in India Both Static and Fluid? Introduction Static Nature of Caste Identity Fluid Nature

Urbanization and Marginalization of the Poor in Indian Metropolises Introduction Urbanization in India has led to economic growth,

Impact of Mobile Phones Replacing Child Cuddling on Socialization Decline in Parent-Child Bonding Delayed Social and Cognitive Development

Rising Suicide Among Young Women in India Suicide among young women in India is increasing due to a

Marriage as a Sacrament in Modern India Marriage in India has traditionally been viewed as a sacrament (sanskara),

Correlation Between India’s Cultural Diversity and Socio-Economic Marginality 1. Introduction India is one of the most culturally diverse

Impact of Globalization-Induced Urban Migration on Women’s Freedom and Family Relations 1. Factors Driving Migration of Young, Skilled,

Affirmative Action and the Challenges in Achieving Social Justice 1. Constitutional Provisions for Equity and Social Justice 2.

Regional Disparity in India: Meaning, Difference from Diversity, and Severity 1. Meaning of Regional Disparity 2. Difference Between

Collaborative Approach for Socio-Economic Development 1. Government-NGO Collaboration 2. Government-Private Sector Collaboration 3. NGO-Private Sector Collaboration Conclusion A

Intercaste vs. Interreligious Marriages in India Intercaste Marriages with Socio-Economic Parity Interreligious Marriages – Slower Growth Conclusion While

Distinction Between Gender Equality, Gender Equity, and Women’s Empowerment Gender Equality Gender Equity Women’s Empowerment Equal rights, opportunities,

Discuss the main objectives of Population Education and point out the measures to achieve them in India in

1. Introduction 2. The Concept of the Rimland 3. Key Features of Rimland Theory 4. Application of the

1. Introduction In geography and geopolitics, boundaries and frontiers are important concepts that define the limits of a

1. Introduction 2. The Concept of the Heartland 3. Mackinder’s Geographical Pivot of History Mackinder’s theory can be

1. Introduction 2. Assumptions of Weber’s Model 3. Key Concepts of Weber’s Model A. Weight Losing and Weight

1. Introduction 2. Assumptions of the Von Thünen Model 3. Key Concepts in the Von Thünen Model A.

1. Introduction 2. Basic Concept of Growth Pole Theory 3. Key Components of the Theory A. Growth Pole

Aspect Christaller’s Central Place Theory Lösch’s Central Place Theory Propounder Walter Christaller (1933) August Lösch (1940) Basic Concept