What is the Varna system? Discuss its sociological significance. What you will learn in this post:- What is the Varna system Discuss its sociological significance Division of functions according to traits For more, you can follow @blogger_-priya What is the Varna system? Discuss its sociological significance. …
Discuss the conditions favouring the caste system in India. what you will learn in this post:- Conditions Favouring the Caste System for more you can follow @blogger-priya Discuss the conditions favouring the caste system in India.(BA LLB) Conditions Favouring the Caste System The following conditions were favoured the continued existence of the caste system- (1)…
Describe the main distinctive features of the caste system. what you will learn in this post:- Main Characteristics of the Caste System for more you can follow @blogger_priya Describe the main distinctive features of the caste system.(ba llb notes) Main Characteristics of the Caste System In defining caste J. H. Hutton, N. K. Dutt and…
Define ‘social stratification’ What you’ll learn in the post:- Nature of Social Stratification Brief Historical Review Inequality and Stratification for more, you can follow @blogger__priya Define ‘social stratification’ and critically examine the view that Marx has “oversimplified the structure of stratification by reducing it to one factor, control of the means of production.” Nature…
BA LLB notes for 2nd semester what you will learn in this post:- What is caste? What is the difference between caste and class? Characteristics of Caste For more you can follow @blogger_priya What is caste? What is the difference between caste and class? The word ‘caste’ is used in everyday life and we…
Economics notes on capital formation Q.6. Elaborate on the following (a) Capital Formation in India. (b) Role of Financial Sector in Economic Development of the Country. (c) Meaning and process of Credit Creation. (d) Role of Commercial Banks in India’s Economic Development. Ans. (a)Capital formation signifies addition to the reproducible Wealth of a country, and…
Law and economics notes pdf Q. 6. What are labour intensive techniques? Give arguments in favour of and against labour-intensive techniques. Ans. Labour-intensive techniques may be known as capital saving and labour-intensive techniques which are adopted in underdeveloped and developing countries. The labour-intensive technique is one that uses a larger amount of labour and a…
Economics notes for law students Q. 1. Explain the meaning of public enterprise/public sector. Also examine the role and contribution of the public sector in the India Economy. Ans. The term ‘public enterprise’ or ‘public sector’ covers all undertakings which are directed either by a branch of Government itself or by a body set up…
Ba llb economics notes objective of economic planning In this post you will read Objective of economic planning complete explanation for more, you can follow @blogger_priya you may also like to read Sociology notes Q. 1. Discuss the major objectives and shortcomings of Economic Planning in India. Ans. Objectives of Economic Planning The major objectives of…
International Relations study notes In the below post you will read Balance of Power and collective Security complete explanation International Relations study notes for more, you can follow @blogger_priya Q.2. What is the meaning of Balance of power? Point out its characteristics. Ans. Meaning of Balance of Power 1. Ordinary Meaning. In the ordinary…