Sociology - TriumphIAS

Status Anxiety in Modern Societies

Status Anxiety in Modern Societies (Relevant for Sociology Paper I: Social Change in Modern Society and Sociology Paper II: Industrialization

Contractualisation of Labour in India (Relevant for Sociology Paper I: Works and Economic Life and Sociology Paper II: Social Classes

Career Paths Begin at Home (Relevant for Sociology Paper I: Systems of Kinship and Sociology Paper II: Systems of Kinship

Rise of the Neo Middle Class in India (Relevant for Sociology Paper I: Social Stratification and Social Mobility; Systems of

Feminism in the Last Decade (Relevant for Sociology Paper I: Sociological Thinkers and Sociology Paper II: Social Movements in Modern

Role of the Dalit Movement in Shaping Post-Independence State Policies in India (Relevant for Sociology Paper I: Politics and Society

From Collectivism to Individualism (Relevant for Sociology Paper 1: Social Change in Modern Society and Sociology Paper 2: Systems of

Maternity Leave is a Constitutional Right, Even for Third Child (Relevant for Sociology Paper I: Politics and Society and Sociology

Empowering India Global Trade through Logistics (Relevant for GS paper-3, Logistics) India Global Trade India’s aspiration to become a global

Tribal Sub-Plans and Scheduled Caste Sub-Plans in India (Relevant for Sociology Paper I: Politics and Society; Social Change in Modern

The Persistent Crisis of Child Labour in India (Relevant for Sociology Paper I: Stratification and Mobility; Works and Economic Life

Land Revenue Policies and Their Impact on India’s Agrarian Structure (Relevant for Sociology Paper II: Impact of Colonial Rule on

The Soil Grows Castes, the Machines Make Classes (Relevant for Sociology Paper I: Stratification and Mobility; Works and Economic Life

Social Equity and Resource Allocation in India (Relevant for Sociology Paper I – Social Stratification and Social Mobility; Social Change

Sociation – The Web of Interactions and Modern Life (Relevant for Sociology Paper I: Sociological Thinkers: Georg Simmel’s concept of