Explain the implications of HIV/AIDS for the family and how these challenges can be addressed.

Describe the role of counselling in HIV/AIDS care. What are its goals and key interventions?

Discuss the major opportunistic infections and gynaecological complications associated with HIV-positive women.

Explain the reasons for the transmission of HIV/AIDS in women, including biological and social factors.

Examine the role of law in addressing HIV/AIDS. Discuss international trends in HIV/AIDS legislation and their objectives.

Why is HIV/AIDS considered different from other diseases? Discuss its unique characteristics and broader societal impact.

Analyse the implications of HIV/AIDS on an individual, highlighting physical, psychological, social, and spiritual concerns.

Explain the impact of HIV/AIDS on women with special reference to pregnancy, breast-feeding, and transmission risks.

Discuss the socio-cultural factors that increase the vulnerability of women to HIV/AIDS in India. How do these factors affect prevention and treatment?

How is divorce viewed in different cultures or communities?

Physical separation contributes to marital breakdown or divorce

Stress as a consequence of divorce

Concept of migration and separation in family life

Important considerations involved in partner selection

Advantages and disadvantages of the joint family system

Alternative family patterns

Major stages of family development

Explain the psycho-social effects of divorce on partners and children.

Discuss the role of government policies and programmes in promoting family welfare in India.

Explain the concept of family dynamics. Discuss family cohesion, communication, role  performance and adaptability.