Towards an Inclusive India: A Sociological Perspective on Disability Rights and Empowerment (Relevant for Sociology Paper 1: Stratification and Mobility
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Bringing India Northeast into the Sociological Mainstream: A Civilizational Imperative
Bringing India Northeast into the Sociological Mainstream: A Civilizational Imperative (Relevant for Sociology Paper 2: Politics and Society) Introduction: India
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Active Ageing and Social Inclusion
Active Ageing and Social Inclusion (Relevant for Sociology Paper I: Social Change in Modern Society and Sociology Paper II: Population
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Laxman Tiwari, Rank 71 in UPSC Exam | India’s contribution to world wisdom | Triumph IAS
Laxman Tiwari with his Mentor “Vikash Ranjan Sir” Laxman Tiwari, “Studying at Triumph IAS under the guidance of Vikash Ranjan
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DIVYA MISHRA, Rank 28 in UPSC Exam | The Composite Culture of Indian Represents the Unity in Diversity | Triumph IAS
Divya Mishra took Mentorship under the Personal Guidance of “Vikash Ranjan Sir” Essay Topic: The Composite Culture of Indian Represents
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ANUP GARG, Rank 269 in UPSC Exam | Globalizing Indian Society Myth or Reality | Triumph IAS
Anup Garg took Mentorship under the Personal Guidance of “Vikash Ranjan Sir” Essay Topic: Globalizing Indian Society Myth or Reality
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Laxman Tiwari, Rank 176 in UPSC Exam | Urbanisation: Blessing in Disguise or a Curse? An In-depth Analysis | Triumph IAS
Laxman Tiwari with her Mentor “Vikash Ranjan Sir” Laxman Tiwari, “Studying at Triumph IAS under the guidance of Vikash Ranjan Sir
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Pervious Year Questions of Sociology Optional for UPSC | Triumph IAS
In the Context of Changing Indian Society, How do You View Andre Beteille’s Conceptions of Harmonic and Disharmonic Social Structures?
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Understanding the Role and Challenges of Cooperative Societies in India
Cooperatives in India (GS PAPER-2) A cooperative society is typically a voluntary group established by those who are less privileged
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