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1.

Role of education in social stratification

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The development of EDUCATION has alwaysbeen closely linked to ideals of mass democracy. Reformers value education, ofcourse, for its own sake for the opportunity it provides for individuals to develop their abilities and aptitudes.Yet education has also consistently been seen as a means of equalization. Universal education, it has been argued, will help reduce disparities of wealth and power by providing able young people with skills to enable them to find a valued place in society.ADVERTISEMENTS:How far education has been successful in achieving this goal?Sociological studies conducted to answer this critical question have openly argued that education tends to express and reaffirm existing inequal­ities far more than it acts to change them. The term ‘inequality’ here simply refers to the existence of socially created inequalities which is known as ‘social inequality’. It is not biologically based.Though it is a bare fact that all human beings are not born with equal physical and mental ability and proficiency, yet a society, if so wishes, can provide equal opportunities to all its members for achieving goals and aspira­tions of their life.Sociologists are not much concerned with inborn inequalities based on sex, age, bodily strength or quality of mind, but are concerned with inequalities in conditions of existence (Beteille, 1966). This inequality can be filled in to some extent through the efforts of a society by providing equality of opportunity to all.ADVERTISEMENTS:How is education related to equality of opportunity? Equality of oppor­tunity for achieving one’s social standing is a recentidea, recognizing the importance of education in it. Achieving merit and ability is possible through education.Though education does not guarantee high status and positions to all people, yetit plays an important role in equalizing opportunities in three ways (Gore, 1994):1. By making it possible for all those who have the desire to be educated and the ability to benefit by that facility;2. By DEVELOPING a content of education which will promote the devel­opment of a scientific and objective outlook; and3. By creating a social environment of mutual tolerance based on religion, language, caste, class, etc., for providing equal opportunities of social mobility to allindividuals in society, and for securing good education.Do expansions of education (especially secondary and senior secondary education) help to iron out class differentials? As seen in general, it has benefited to some extent the depressed classes (SCs, STs and OBCs). They found a pattern of unequal access to the more prestigious schools. But class inequality grew more severe as pupils moved up the educational ladder.A boy or girl from upper class or higher middle class, compared with a working class (SC, ST), has more chance of entering SCHOOL and university. Thus, the educa­tional system helps perpetuate social and economic inequalities across generations. These class differentials can be reinforced by privatization of education, where money has a great role to play in perpetuating this disparity.Of course, education is not the only channel to social mobility and class, cultural and family background, and parental and other support, etc., are also important variants but lack of education isbound to prove a great handicap in mobility.A study conducted under the aegis of ICSSR in 1974 indicated that illiteracy increases inequality and prevents occupational as WELL as social mobility. Many other studies conducted in this field also reiterate the idea that education works as a powerful instrument of equality and mobility.ADVERTISEMENTS:Though education is an important means to upward mobility, it is not always open to all. In most countries, INCLUDING India, students must pass qualifying examination (s) to gain admission in various courses, such as engineering, medical, architecture, MBA, etc. This system is known as sponsored mobility.Secondly, only those students can get as much education as they are willing and able to pay. The costs of remaining in school are enormous because students are dependent on their families longer andthey lose additional years of income.Education plays a very important role in maintaining the stratification system and justifying the unequal distribution of wealth. Like other social systems, schoolsreflect stratification and sometimes can be a cause of it. The schools that children attend can have an enormous influence ontheir life chances.Those who attend first-rate elementary (nursery or primary) and secondary schools usually are selected for professional courses (engineering, medical, etc.)


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2.

Role of social science in solving problem of corruption

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Here is u r ANSWER
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social SCIENCE take IMPORTANT role in funding CORRUPTION . because first time in intially period all SEARCHING department need doosara and history and record of personal nature of person all thing are available in social science.

3.

How mobile charger work

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A simple charger WORKS by supplying a CONSTANT DC or pulsed DC POWER source to a battery being CHARGED. A simple charger typically does not ALTER its output based on charging time or the charge on the battery. This simplicity means that a simple charger is inexpensive, but there are tradeoffs.

4.

Who is the father of Shradha kapoor?

Answer» SHAKTI kapoor
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5.

Name the conflicting groups of people of srilanka

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The TWO CONFLICTING GROUPS are :
a) The Sinhalese or the Majority.
b) The Tamils or the MINORITY

6.

Describe agro best industry

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The INDUSTRY which directly DEPENDS on nature.for their RAW material.

for EXAMPLE - SUGAR industry.

7.

Majourity people in tamilnadu belonging to which caste

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I GUESS BRAHMIN ....or..CHRISTIAN

8.

Importance of statistics in social sciences

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Statistics is a mathematical science involving the collection, interpretation, measurement, enumerations or estimation ANALYSIS, and presentation of natural or social phenomena, through APPLICATION of various tools and technique the raw data BECOMES MEANINGFUL and generates the information's for decision making purpose.

9.

Lain administrative setup for rulal development at various levels of india in 1000

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I can't FIND your QUESTION

10.

Explain briefly about agro best industry

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Agro BASED Industy is a TYPE of industry in which the RAW material is obtained from plants or DOMESTIC animals such as cotton, leather, etc.

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11.

Define red revolution in india

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❀ HERE IS YOUR ANSWER ❀

Red revolution in INDIA refers to that revolution which was RELATED to MEAT PRODUCTION and TOMATO production.

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12.

Is it acceptable to kill the animals for recreation?

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No. Cruelty against ANIMALS is a serious issue, and no animals should be KILLED for SADISTIC PLEASURE

13.

Why doctors wear white court.?

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14.

When does a hazard leads to disaster?

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A DISASTER occur when the impact of a hazard on a section of society is such that the people are UNABLE to COPE with that event causing DEATH,injury,loss of PROPERTY and economic loss.

15.

Why do you think power sharing is desirable?

Answer» REDUCES conflicts
tyranny of the MAJORITY not only BRINGS BAD to miniority but RUIN s the majority
very spirit of democracy
16.

What was the aim of introducing high yielding variety of seeds

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To GROW more CROPS in the same LAND AREA

17.

Who is deputy chief minister of Indian?

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Here is u R answer.
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1 .moraraji desai.
2.sardar patel.

atleast 6 DEPUTY chief minister of india.
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18.

Article on life without paper 3 pages and 5 point plz

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Psychiatrist and Holocaust survivor Viktor Frankl once wrote, “Life is never made unbearable by circumstances, but only by lack of meaning and purpose.” For most people, feeling happy and finding life meaningful are both IMPORTANT and related goals. But do happiness and meaning always go together? It SEEMS unlikely, given that many of the things that we regularly choose to do – from running marathons to raising children – are unlikely to increase our day-to-day happiness. Recent research suggests that while happiness and a sense of meaning often overlap, they also diverge in important and surprising ways.

Roy Baumeister and his colleagues recently published a study in the Journal of POSITIVE Psychology that helps explain some of the key differences between a happy life and a meaningful one. They asked almost 400 American adults to fill out three surveys over a period of weeks. The surveys asked people to answer a series of questions their happiness levels, the degree to which they saw their lives as meaningful, and their GENERAL lifestyle and circumstances.

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19.

What are modern farmingmethods

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Now a days technology is well updated there are SOON many methods for AGRICULTURE LIFE

20.

Whyistemperatureveryhighintorridzone

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Temperature is HIGH in torrud zone as TI receives DIRECT RAYS of SUN

21.

What is the standard unit of measuring land of area

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The standard UNIT of MEASURING land of area is by USING METRE unit.

22.

What is a black hole. plz help me

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HEY!!

✔A blackhole is a place in space where gravity pulls so much that even light can not get out.

✔ The gravity is so STRONG because matter has been squeezed into a tiny space.

✔NASA says that black holehappen when a star is dying.Because no light can get out, people can't see black holes.

✔They are invisible. Space telescopes with special tools can help find black holes.

✔ The special tools can see how stars that are very CLOSE to black holes ACT DIFFERENTLY than other stars.

23.

How did vietnam got freedom from France????

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Here's UR ans.

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Vietnam got freedom from France after the war .

Vietnamese protested against French and COLONIALISM (Scholars REVOLT , rat HUNT , Ho Chi Minh Trail incident etc ...) and at LAST got freedom

24.

Name the basic constraint in raising farm production

Answer» LARGE initial investment, LONG generation INTERVAL, delaybin assured returns , MANAGEMENT and health control
25.

What is the aim of production

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The AIM of production is to PRODUCE the GOODS and service that we WANT ....

26.

How has population growth influenced land distribution?

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Population growth has both positive and as WELL as negative but we TAKE only negative it is because when population increased then different types of SECTORS will be introduced hence like increase in domestic use and agricultural use for food and also there are some other too

27.

Farmers do not add nitrogenous fertilizers in the soil in leguminous plants why?

Answer» ANSWER :
Because leguminous plants have certain BACTERIA known as rhibozium in their roots nodules which convert the atmospheric nitrogen into nitrogenic compounds which can be further used by plants. Since nitrogen is NATURALLY replenished in leguminous plants farmers do not ADD nitrogenous fertilizers in the SOIL in leguminous plants.
28.

Debate on dams are the best way to utilse river water

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29.

Why is the western part of Rajasthan a desert

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The Western part of the Rajasthan is a desert area DUE to the following reasons :
1) In winter the winds are the offshore winds .

2) Rajasthan lies in the on the leeward side the Aravalis which arw very low and the winds also run parallel to the Aravalis making it dry when they reach in the other side.

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30.

In what manner should dissent be expreesed one word answering

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The HOLDING or expression of opinions at VARIANCE with those COMMONLY or officially held.

31.

Functions of international law and its limitations

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Functions-:

International law is not rules. It is a normative system.
All organized groups and STRUCTURES require a system of normative conduct which is regarded by each other and by the group as a WHOLE, as being OBLIGATORY, and for which violation CARRIES a price.
Normative systems make possible that degree of order if society is to maximize the common good—and, indeed, even to avoid chaos in the web of bilateral and multilateral relationships that that society embraces.
Without law at the domestic level, cars cannot safely travel on the roads.

Limitations-:

1- Need of consensus.
2- No single international ruler.
3- No ENFORCEMENT mechanism.
4- Lack of funding.
5- Vast differences of culture,no real norms.

32.

Who was the first film actor in India

Answer» RAJA Harishchandra (1913), by DADASAHEB Phalkewas the first FILM ACTOR
33.

How does ecosystem were?

Answer» ECOSYSTEMS have lots of different living organisms that interact with each other. ... The third type of living organism in an ecosystem is the decomposers. Decomposers are PLANTS and ANIMALS that break down dead plants and animals into organic materials that GO BACK into the soil, which is where we started!
34.

List a few example of environmental degradation that you may have observed around you

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A. Deforestation
B. Use of chemical FERTILISERS & PESTICIDES
C. Burning of coal & mineral oil

35.

Differentiate between inter community and intra community domination

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There is a DIFFERENCE between INTRA COMMUNITY and INTER community

36.

Esa kon desh h jo kabhi gulam nhi hua

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Is that NEPAL ........... PLS CORRECT me if i am WRONG

37.

Explain the concept of group controlled learning method

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Group controlled learning method is a best way of learning by this there are my WAYS to complete or finish our DIFFICULTIES in any of our topics and by group DISCUSSION we come across a LARGE variety of solutions

38.

what steps did French revolutionaries take to create a sense of collective identity among the French people

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•The idea of \underline{La patrie and Le citoyen} emphasised the notion of united community enjoying equal rights under a constitution.

NEW French flag, the tricolour,was chosen to REPLACE the former royal standard.

• New hymns were composed.

• Oaths taken.

• Martyrs commemorated.

• Internal CUSTOMS duties and dues were abolished and uniform system of weights and measures was adopted.

• Regional DIALECTS were discouraged.

• The Estates General was elected by the body of ACTIVE citizens and renamed the National Assembly.

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39.

What were the role of French philosophers in the society

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The most influential french philosopher for the french REVOLUTION is absolutely Rousseau. Rousseau’s writing was terse, concise, and PROFOUND. His notion of the General Will, for example, was the backbone of the MOVEMENT led by Robespierre, whereby defectors or dissenters were ‘forced to be free’ (off with their head!) for non-compliance with the General Will. His IDEAS about the Sovereign and legitimate government also were impactful. For example, the way in which a magistrate assumes the General Will as his/her particular will was novel and essential to what he called an ‘energetic’ government.

I would go as far to say that the French Revolution, and especially the reign of terror, wouldn’t have taken place had ROSSEAU not published not only the Social Contract but also a series of influential works, i.e. the discourses, the emil, etc. His ideas collected and empowered the French people around one idea, viz. the supreme direction of the General Will.

For this reason, some refer to Rosseau as the father of modern totalitarianism, but I believe that interpretation is a gross misread of his works.

40.

Guys plz answer this question...

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Hello friend your answer!!
•The main way to increase the employment in urban areas is it depends upon governament hand.
•Government should introduce schemes like
job Mela, through MGNREGA.
• Government should invest money on irrigation facilities so that the agricultural labour employment will be increased.
•Government should give loans two people to set up small small business work like pot making , basket weaving, etc.
•Government should build hospitals clinics so that the health SECTOR will be fine
•Small scale industries should be ENCOURAGED and developed by government.
•By improving EDUCATION facilities the employment will also generated.

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41.

What happens if a majority community refusesto share power in a country

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☆If majority community REFUSE to share power in a country then it leads to Majoritarianism in the country.

☆People of MINORITY community WOULD have to face difficulties in the country.

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42.

Explain three reasons why we need to save the biodiversity of our planet

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It is good to has variety of SPICES in our PLANET MAIN reason is that every spices PLAY important role in life cycle of earth's nature

43.

Who is the first ladies prime minister in the world&which nation from

Answer» HII..


SIRIMAVO Bandaranaike first WOMAN prime minister in the WORLD in Sri lanka..


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44.

What is the second highest peak of Asia after Everest?

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. K2, at 28,251 feet, is the second TALLEST MOUNTAIN in Asia and the WORLD.
45.

Distinguish between traditional and modern society

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The following are the points of difference between traditional and modern societies:

1. Traditional societies are technologically primitive. They have little amount of control over NATURE and environment. These people are practically at the mercy of the nature.

Modern or contemporary society enjoys the usage of advanced technology. People have greater knowledge of the various components of nature.

2. Traditional societies are comparatively simple. There is less division of labour and specialization.

Modern society is characterized by specialization and complex division of labour.

3. Traditional societies were basically agrarian societies. The society consisted of small and POOR communities, depending on pastoral activities or on subsistence agriculture.

Modern societies are LARGE communities. They are INDUSTRIALIZED and have a BIGGER command over resources.

4. Traditional societies are predominantly rural.

Modern industrial societies are predominantly urban

46.

Describe any three features of developed countries

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Whatever a Country it DEVELOP when it respects is own language & education system is GOOD! nothing else my fnd!
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47.

Difference participation vs non-participant observation

Answer» FIRSTLY the difference between participant and non-participant observation. In P.O. the observer/sociologist joins a group and OBSERVES their activities, while at the same time TAKING care to observe what is GOING on. Often that means WRITING notes and reflections later on.
48.

What is difference between actual and potential resource

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HEY FRIEND
available resources in a COUNTRY which are not fully TAPPED are KNOWN as POTENTIAL resources the actual resources of a country are those which have been thoroughly survayed and they their quantities have been a acertained
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49.

Who is chief minister of Madhya Pradesh?

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Hey
here is UR ANSWER
Shivraj singh chouhan is CM of MP

50.

Why did substances crises frequently occured in france during old resign

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Substance crisis is a situation where the basic means of lively Hood of the people are endangered.
In France during the old reign population GREW rapidly. The production of crops could not keep Pace with high population. Therefore the price of bread which is the stable diet of the MAJORITY grew. Most of the wages were DECIDED by the shop OWNERS . Therefore the wages could not keep Pace with the high price. The gap between the poor and the rich widened . During a drought or a hail the situation was very bad. This came to be know n as substance crisis. It FREQUENTLY occured in the old reign.