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Question Nos. 1 and 5 are compulsory and out of the remammg, THREE are to be
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1. f.ltotPIR!la セ@ 'f;nifl\ll! セ@ WN'T 150 セ@ it fufulit :


Write short answer of the following in about 150 words each : 10x5=50

(a) f'I>B セ@ il{\!f.ladl セ@ セ@ it fom %? セ@ "ffirr;! 'R セ@ セ@ mm セ@ ti"G>f it


セi@
How is objectivity different from value neutrality? Discuss with reference to
Weber's views on methodology.

(b) セゥエ@ ¥1•;:i1fli'h セ@ セ@ セB@ f'I>B セ@ qlftillft'h 'i{'tq.f qij qf(qfdd '"'W<r?
How did the emergence of industrial society change the family life in Western
Europe?

(c) l'fRO! fsl;>rr:;TI "'hT \QセBN^G@ "3'WTil セQGャヲNィ@ "3'WTil it f'I>B セ@ 1'm %?
How is sociological approach to human actions different from that of
psychological approach?

(d) f'I>B セ@ "l"lilf.l'li \QセGィ@ 'i{'tq.f セ@ 3lt'I'R セ@ セ@ "31l'i'trT <€r ""11 セ@ セ_@
In what way biographies could be used to study social life?

(e) セ@ it セ@ 'li\ セ@ セ@ セ@ m セ@ Mセ@ fu;ar.:a "'hT f'I>B ll'hR "31l'i'trT 'h\ セ@ セ_@
How can we use reference group theory to understand fashion in society?

2. (a) セ@ セ@ 3fR セ@ \QセGィ@ <16<1kl·til セ@ 3lt'I'R セ@ セ@ "#R-"Bl セ@ セ@ セ@


セッャ^ヲゥ_@
Which research technique would be most suitable for the study of consumer
behaviour and its social correlates? Explain. 20

(b) ll1iRf <fi'r Gセ@ HャpゥセhI@ <fi'r セ@ 3fR ¢lJ <fi'r Gセ@ HセI@ <fi'r セ@ i:n <ft"'
W!R(!laTI 1fci 3l<14Hd laTI ofil #'rn セi@
Identify the similarities and differences between Marx's theory of 'alienation'
and Durkheim's theory of 'anomie'. 20

(c) セ@ "'T{{[ it <rrilT'1lO <€r セ@ ofi\ セ@ セ@ セ@ f'I>B セ@ lit.! <€r rャ\QセB、@ I HセI@ <€r
セ@ 'h<A '11 "'hT "31l'i'trT W:rr ""11 WI><!T %?
How could one use Merton's concept of deviance to understand the traffic
problem in urban India? 10

3. (a) fWT (;ffi) i'r 3lT'1 'I'll wrif<t セ_@ 'ffl f'I>B セ@ Gセ@ <€r セ@ ofi\. m <wft セ_@
What do you understand by gender? How does it shape 'male' identity? 20

(b) BセゥエG|@ セ@ 3Wffi, ''flf' セ@ Gセ@ 1!Tfu; セゥエ@ f<l1'm 3lPnl1 セiB@ セi@
"According to Max Weber, 'class' and 'status' are two different dimensions of
power." Discuss. 20

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fl!ll fil i<l q,'\ セ@ セ@ I
Using Merton's concepts of 'manifest' and 1atent' functions, explain the
persistence of corruption in Indian society. 10

4. {a) セ@ SQヲャ\エ^tGHMmセ@ <fit 3lTfft ヲセ@ i\ Gセ@ 'll'<t>Ti\' <fit tmUTT <t>T FI>B m セ@ 'lml! %?
How does Weber use the notion of 'ideal types' in his theory of bureaucracy? 20

(b) ヲャセ\エ^@ >!'R'IT ?!> 3lv.r:R i\ FI>B m GFュ⦅o\iイセエ^@ ftrfu Gセᄋ@ mit 1'1-! %?
In what way 'interpretative' method is different from 'positivist' approach in the
study of social phenomena? 20

(c) 'J:fis <fit <1iihRI<t> ZNQGTBヲウャ^セ@ HD」\qキヲNエセI@ <fit セ@ <t>T セ@ <t>\il S1l. fWr セ@ (im
SャゥNセrI@ <fit '('q.j] ij セ[ゥェ@ 1l( 'firi セ@ I
Using Mead's theory of symbolic interactionism, discuss the stages in the
formation of gender identity. 10

セMb@ / SECTION-B

Answer the following questions in about ISO words each : 10x5=50

(a) 'llT"Hf ?!> 3Wffi, '1'1-ヲ\ャセ@ Gセ@ ?!> '!fturm %I 'firi セ@ I


For Marx, class divisions are outcomes of 'exploitation'. Discuss.

(b) Offi-B"I1l"f ij 'lif'f "' ヲャセ\エ^@ WTo:l "' >lifG<t> セQ|@ ""' mil %? 'ffl Blli<ft B"l1l"! it FI>B l!<t>R
f\:rn %?
What are the distinctive features of social organization of work in slave society?
How is it different from feudal society?

(c) セャヲZ\エ^@ 1l( ilo 1J;<lo セ_A[\ヲゥエ@ I


Discuss T. H. Marshall's views on citizenship.

(d) HiBGセr\エ^@ G<'iT セ@ 'G'!1'l' tfljji\ i\ f<l\)<: セi@


Distinguish between Political Parties and Pressure Groups.

(e) Bセ@ ?!; セN@ セ@ B"l1l"! ij tl1l <t>T w: セ@ セ@ %セ@ 1% セ@ B"l1l"! i\ m 1" セ@
セi@
"According to Durkheim, the essence of religion in modern society is the same
as religion in primitive society." Comment.

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6. (a) "fi, セM\wj@ mr (;;ftU-W1 Tttr) セ@ t 1" セ@ 31'\1: '1mRl セ@ f<f;ffi\ セiヲ@ ゥエセ@ セi@
"Power is not a zero-sum game." Discuss with reference to Weber's and
Parsons' views. 20

(b) セ@ <€\ セ@ セ@ セゥィャヲイア\B@ H」ヲ[\GエセhャI@ for;ffi't ihT lil%:-ihHirqih trfta:rur セi@ セ@ Wl'l it
m:r"""' セGャゥt@ エセ_@ゥ
Critically examine the functionalist views on the institution of family. How do
those help us in understanding family in the present times? 20

(cJ 311'1 'm-r-:r w:<r.'!l' セ@ |ゥヲャAQセ@ Hセ`Q」ャゥhI@ -B 'l<lT セ@ セ_@


What do you understand by institutionalizati on of 'live-in relationship'? I0

7. (a) mfif<"h ZヲャセGゥエ\hg@ HャZゥセBGアI@ lilii'SIGifil<"h(ll B mt >r<rn 1'ffl t? "!R<ft<< セ@ B セ@ S\[ゥセHッョ@


セ@ IDU lilfilf<IR セ@ セi@
How is religious revivalism different from communalism? Elaborate with
suitable examples from the Indian context. 20

(b) ヲオセ@ >IT'<: ャゥアセィ@ 'lftq(i;j ihT '% an>f<!i\l!l l!RT 'JfRfl t I セ@ <HWfil<"h(ll it "1:16 3WR!T3i\ 31'\1:
セ@ 'liT セ@ m'!>( セ@ t I "l'!f セi@
Education is often viewed as an agency of social change. However in reality it
could also reinforce inequalities and conservatism. Discuss. 20

(c) l'iT<I'<f セ@ セN@ セ@ fu<iT if'll wD セ@ セ@ セ@ セャGヲゥ Q ゥ、@ w:<r.m 'liT m <_O;qH1fl:(l '!>( セ@ t I
lilqlillqfil<"h "!R<ft<< セ@ B SgゥセHッェ@ セ@ m'4 セGi\A@ ihT lilql<'ih111rqih trfta:rur セi@
According to Marx, capitalism transforms even the personal relationships
between men and women. Critically examine with illustrations from the
contemporary Indian context. 10

s. (a) s(mlf?t<h\ ihT セ@ pn "3'Pi\rr "!R<ft<< セゥエ@ 1'liB wrn fu<iT <€1 セゥエ@ 'lftq(i;j '!>(WIt?
How is the increasing use of technology changing the status of women in
Indian society? 20

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1:% セ@ 1Miirit 1 ml'dl!
Write a short essay on the Latin American perspective on 'dependency'. 20

(c) ャゥアセィ@ セ@ "B 311'1 'l<!T セ@ セ_@ セ@ セ@ wu セ@ "r セ@ 1:% "!{ 'W<1R <r.rf.t it
m:r"""' セ@ <€1 t?
· What do you understand by social movement? How has the mobilization by
Scheduled Castes helped them in constructing a new identity? 10

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Time allowed : Three Hours Maximum Marks : 250

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Please read each of the following instructions carefully before attempting questions:
There are EIGHT questions divided in TWO SECTIONS and printed both in HINDI and in
ENGLISH.
Crtndidate has to attempt FIVE questions in all.
Questions no. 1 and 5 are compulsory and out of the remaining, THREE are to be attempted
choosing at least ONE from each section.
The number of marks carried by a question I part is indicated against it.
Answers must be written in the medium authorized in the Admission Certificate which must be
stated clearly on the cover of this Question-cum-Answer (QCAJ Booklet in the space provided. No
marks will be given for answers written in a medium other than the authorized one.
Word limit in questions, wherever specified, should be adhered to.
Attempts of questions shall be counted in chronological order. Unless struck off, atteinpt of a
question shall be counted even if attempted partly. Any page or portion of the page left blank in the .
Question-cum-Answer Booklet must be clearly struck off.

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Write short notes with .a sociological perspective on the following in about


· 150 words ・。」セZ@ 10x5=50

(a) (l iSI<;If<l'h (11@(1 I if> fu'Q: ャセ@ if> 'SI<l'rn


セ@ Gandhi's efforts on communal harmony 10
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/ ofindian traditions 10
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;. (c) セゥエM セッャゥHZBGN@ Hヲ・ョQセT@ fuw:t) if> >fCl>R
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. ·Types of kinship systems in India 10

Features of caste system 10

(e) Mセゥエ@ m GHヲIセ@ if> fu'Q:, セN@ セ@ OfiT Gャojr、セ@ セ@


G.S. Ghurye's Indological approach to understand society in India 10

セᄋ@ (a) セ@ it 'Jf+liiRf<il if> Q!i)'fl{O( 3ft< f<'il<ltldl if> orR it fcrR'rn f<l"''l(i CfiT f<l'<clGfO(
cfi)Niq: I
Analyse the different views on integration and autonomy of tribes in
India. 20.

(b) セ@ <lt)<ldl <fit (li41Nf'h セ@ OfiT ヲ\ャセGgQ@ chlNfl!; I


Discuss the social background oflndian nationalism. 20

(c) • HセZュ」ャゥヲI@ "hl セ@ <hlNil!> 1 セゥエ@ "'IWf'hl <fit wrn セSG^\[Qャ@ "hl
f<Rr >fCl>R セ@ <wiT セ@ ?
Define Patriarchy. How does it impact the overall entitlement of a girl
child in India? 10

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Give a sociological analysis of the problems of migrant urban poor. 20
(b) 'lffiQ -q セ@ 3i C"'l セ@ @<l<f>l eta B4flll31t <iii ヲオセZア@ "l <fil セ@ Q; I . i
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Discuss the problems of religious minorities in India. 2,Q,
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(c) 'lffiQ -q [ェhBGエセTcQ@ 3"'(<:"H セ@ セ@ 415f"''fJf biTQセcヲャ@ wnU -q セ@ セ@ 'f>l セヲオャHN@ I.


Write some of the important social reforms in India for·the removal of
untouchability. · ' J(J.

Q4. (a) セ@ セ@ ャセ@ Cflf -q セSQ@ eta セ@ 'tf\ セ@ \ィャセッL@ I


Discuss the status of women among the emerging urbari middle class. 20
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(b) セ@ m セ@ f'CtiBHl 'tf\ セ@ セュu@ セ@ >rm<it <iii crof;r \ヲゥャセH@ !


Describe the impact of land reforms on the peasants of Indian ウッセ・エケN@

(c) Gセ@ mq' セ@ セ@ セ@ ctm セ@ セ@ ? bTDQセH@ I


What is the idea of 'Indian village' ? Explain.· 10

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Q5. f.'t""'iftfuld 1R ヲャGセZT@ セ@ セ@ セ@ flcqfiil<li iflfull!>, "'lll セ@ WTWT 150 セ@

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Write short notes with a sociological perspective on the following in about


150 words each : 10x5=50

(a) ャゥEセfュ@ ii セ@ セM@ <€! SI'!R14i


Trends oflnfant Mortality Rate among females 10

(b) セヲゥュ@ セN@ 2005


Domestic Violence Act, 2005 10

(c) fll'lctilctl'1 セ@ ;jil....;ll"';:fl <€! 'lf!lkl'!Cfidl


Dynamics of Contemporary Dalit movements 10

Impact ofprivatisation on educational disparities 10

(e) "!ITiftur セAQG@ セ@ 3fu: セcヲゥャ@ セ@ セ@


Rural landless labourers and development induced displacement 10

Q6. (a) セ@ セ@ ii, セ@ \hゥセャGQ@ <€! セ@ セ@ セ@ セ@ セ@ Cf4T セ@ ?


What are the main features of the second wave of Women's movement in
the Indian context ? 20

(b) アャセAヲRQオZ[@ BGQrエMセ@ セ@ "l{Cfi 3<;1(!(01 セ@ セ@ ii 'filqq,j [ェゥセャGQ@ "lR セ@


cl>l 1'31({ I
Discuss the 'Chipko movement' as an example of eco-feminism. 20

(c) ;ji;fl q'ql セcヲゥ@ m ii WrCfiT 1R セ@ セ」Zヲャ@ Cfi(U I セ@ >MTCif <€! セ@ セGゥャQ@ clil f'31l{ I
Discuss the impact of globalisation on the workers in the Informal
sector. 10

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Q7. (a) セ@ セ@ セ@ セG@ '[.& @セ セ@ BQTセF@ (60+) セ@ セ@ セ@ "1"1ifct>4i)<j Mセᆳ


セ@ ? セ@ セ@ -;ftfu_f.mfu! セ@ セ@ セ@ f.if%di>4 セ@ ?
What are the demographic projection!; for the ageing p(jpulation (60+)
for the next decade ? What are the implications for.forinuiahiig policy for
them? · · · 20

(b)
セ@
fuffi セ@
3fq:wft q;j\Uf
# セQTBヲN|cャ@
セ@ ?
セ@ # ャヲエ[イセ@ Nセ@ :imr qftfu セM # セ@ 318 * セ@

What are the possible underlying causes. of the spurt ·Of increased
violence against women in public spaces in the last decade i . . 20

(c) -q'{ll f.rtt;r <t't q,lf?; セ@ セ@ # セ@ 3fu: cflf セ@ )ICf)R l1:Cfl 」セ[@ セ@ wr 3lT "'1'ffi
セ_@ ' .
How do caste and class come together in creatirig the category of
extreme poor ? 10

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QS. (a) セ@ セ@ ;;rrft'r セ@ '3'"1' "11 ヲーセGェ@ セ@ -.tRr セ@ t "'11 ;, IR1 <k セ@ セi@ qIf.\Cfl セ@ -q'\
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'Many caste conflicts are between castes which are close to each other
on the hierarchical scale.' Give a sociological explanation for this
phenomenon. 20

(b) '•p1ifl4 セ」ZQ[ャMアG|@ セ@ "1"1"11RI<ii セ@ -.tRr セ@ セ@ 3ffiR <1"1-1lR1Cfl 3fu: セ@


セ@ セ@ セ@ セ@ Cf>T 3liCf(Ul セ@ セ@ 1' 3<;1!!<01 セ@ セ@ w:, セ@ omr 'Cfll セ@
\ヲゥャセq[@ I
'Tribal conflicts based on ethnic' differences often camouflage a struggle
for political and economic advantage.' Substantiate with examples. 20

(c) SI<IM1 Hセ@ '<llf) Cf>t.!' セ@ セ@ ? セャGゥcヲ@ セアャBGHQP@ セ@ # Mセ@ セ。ョ@ -q'\
セ@ \ヲ^ャセカ[@ I
Who are the elites ? Discuss their roles in bringing social
transformation. 10

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