Sociology Paper - II

Live-in Relationships, Ageing, Care Work, and the Reconfiguration of Patriarchy

Live-in Relationships, Ageing, Care Work, and the Reconfiguration of Patriarchy (Relevant for Sociology Paper I and II) Introduction The family

Economic Survey 2026: A Sociological Analysis of Growth, Inequality, and Structural Change in India (Relevant for Sociology Paper I and

Digitalisation, Surveillance and Power: A Sociological Reading of the Contemporary Indian State (Relevant for Sociology Paper I and II) Introduction

Globalisation, Trade Agreements and Cultural Change: A Sociological Analysis in the Context of the India–EU Free Trade Agreement (Relevant for

Science, Technology, and Space Exploration: Humanity at the Threshold of a New Era (Relevant for Sociology Paper I and II)

Public Sector Bank Strike and Workers Rights (Relevant for sociology Paper II) Introduction: When Bank Counters Fall Silent, Deeper Questions

Empowering India MSMEs: How the GeM–World Trade Centre Mumbai MoU Can Transform Public Procurement and Global Integration (Relevant for Sociology

The Rise of the Gig Economy in India: Flexibility, Precarity, and the Changing Nature of Work (Relevant for Sociology Paper

National Girl Child Day: A Celebration of Equality and Empowerment in India (Relevant for Sociology Paper 2) Every year on

Global Diplomacy Takes Center Stage: The World Economic Forum at Davos (Relevant for Sociology Paper 2) The annual meeting of

Economy and Inflation: Navigating Uncertainty in a Changing Global Order (Relevant for Sociology Paper II) Economy and Inflation Inflation has

Urban Protests, Civil Resistance, and the Sociology of Dissent (Relevant for Sociology Paper I and II) Introduction: Why Urban Protests

The Return of Protectionism in 2026: Trade Wars, Economic Nationalism, and the Future of Globalisation (Relevant for Sociology Paper 2)

Digital India at a Turning Point: Technology, Governance, and Social Transformation in 2026 (Relevant for Sociology Paper II) As India

Education in Transition: Reform, Inequality, and the Future of Learning in Contemporary India (Relevant for Sociology Paper I and II)