The B.A. (Hons.) Political Science program helps students understand political systems, ideas, and practices in India and around the world. It includes topics like political theory, different political systems, international relations, and government work. Students will study how political ideas have changed, how governments are set up, and current political issues. The program also helps students think critically, analyze information, and do research, which is great for those wanting to work in public service, policy-making, law, or teaching.
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In this post, notes of Unit 3 (Contemporary Theoretical Perspectives- B. Multiple Perspectives on Governance: Good Governance, Collaborative Governance, Network Governance, Digital Governance ) from DSC– 4 (Perspectives on Public Administration) are given which is helpful for the students doing graduation this year.
In this post, notes of Unit 3 (Contemporary Theoretical Perspectives – @ New Public Management, New Public Service) from DSC– 4 (Perspectives on Public Administration) are given which is helpful for the students doing graduation this year.
In this post, notes of Unit 2 (Mainstream/ Traditional Theoretical Perspectives ) from DSC– 4 (Perspectives on Public Administration) are given which is helpful for the students doing graduation this year.
In this post, notes of Unit 1 (Public Administration as a Discipline) from DSC– 4 (Perspectives on Public Administration) are given which is helpful for the students doing graduation this year.
Peasant and tribal resistance played a significant role in the Indian national movement against British colonial rule. Here are full details about the causes and forms of peasant and tribal. resistance during the Indian nationalist movement
Liberal constitutionalist phase: Moderates and Extremists The Indian nationalist movement during the late nineteenth and …
The Indian Rebellion of 1857 was a pivotal event in India’s struggle against British colonial rule, marked by social, religious, and political causes and consequences.
During the colonial era in India, the East India Company’s presence and influence evolved significantly, from early trading and territorial expansion to the Indian Rebellion of 1857 and the end of EIC rule.
The content provides an overview of varied perspectives on colonialism and nationalism, including liberalism, Marxism, postcolonialism, and approaches to nationalism in India.
In this post, notes of Unit 6 (Women and Labor: Unpaid labour, Reproductive and care …
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