Explain the perspective of Evans-Pritchard on social structure.

 Discuss the role of civil society for the empowerment of the marginalized sections of the society.

 Do you agree that overpopulation is the main cause of poverty in developing countries? Justify your answer with examples.

What do you understand by human development"? How does it differ from economic development?

 Why is it important to include women in all stages of development planning and decision-making?

What do you understand by the concept of modernisation? Do you think modernisation helps in improving society? Give reasons.

How has globalisation affected the traditional knowledge and practices of local communities? Do you think globalisation is helping or harming them? Explain.

 How have Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) contributed to the growth of employment opportunities in rural areas?

 Explain in detail the concept of ethno-development and its relevance in India's developmental strategy.

 What are the main problems caused by big dams in India? Do you think building big dams is a good idea? Why or why not?

How does development affect the environment? Discuss with examples.

What are the key features of new social movements? Discuss with examples.

What was Mahatma Gandhi's view on industrialisation and village development?

Briefly explain how religion and politics are interrelated in Indian society. Give one historical and one contemporary example to substantiate your answer.

What were the main concerns of the Constituent Assembly regarding tribal people, and how were these addressed in the Indian Constitution?

Explain how caste and gender intersect to shape social roles and inequalities in Indian society. Support your answer with suitable examples.

Describe the main theoretical perspectives on the family.

Compare the 'field-view' and 'book-view' of caste in India.

Discuss the origin and development of the caste system in India from a colonial perspective.

 Examine the social structure of Indian villages from a sociological perspective.