Discuss the relevance of the political economy approach to the study of comparative politics. Illustrate with suitable examples.

 Examine the Marxist view of the state. How does it differ from the liberal and Gandhian perspectives?

Define the scope and significance of comparative politics. How has the field evolved in the post-colonial and globalisation era?

 Role of civil society in social mobilisation

All India Trade Union Congress (AITUC)

Discuss the relationship between globalisation and farmers' movements in contemporary India.

What role have tribal movements played in the politics of autonomy and resource rights in India?

Analyse the objectives and achievements of environmental movements such as the Chipko and Narmada Bachao Andolan.

How have women's movements in India evolved over time? Examine their influence on law and policy.

 Identity politics and mobilisation in India

New Social Movements and their characteristics

Discuss the nature and role of Dalit and backward class movements in shaping India's political discourse.

Examine the theoretical contributions of the Resource Mobilisation and Relative Deprivation approaches to the study of social movements.

Analyse the evolution and impact of the peasant movements in colonial and post-colonial India.

Define social movements and explain their significance in democratic politics. Illustrate with examples from India.

Discuss the factors that contribute to effective community engagement in CSR activities.

Discuss the different strategies for livelihood interventions with suitable examples.

Giving suitable examples, discuss the role of CSR in poverty alleviation.

Discuss the CSR Rules framed under the Companies Act, 2013.

What are the different theories of CSR? Discuss the Stakeholder theory of CSR.