1. History: India and the Contemporary World-II

• Nationalism in Europe and India: Discusses the rise of nationalism in Europe in the 19th century and its impact on India, leading to the freedom struggle.
• The Making of a Global World: Explores the global economy, trade, and cultural exchange from the 15th century onwards, focusing on colonization and the industrial revolution.
• The Age of Industrialization: Looks at the industrial revolution in Europe and India, and its social and economic impacts.
• Print Culture and the Modern World: Covers the history of print media, its spread, and its role in modern society.
• Work, Life, and Leisure: Discusses urbanization, the life of people in cities, and changes in their lifestyle during the 19th and 20th centuries.

2. Geography: Contemporary India-II

• Resources and Development: Focuses on the types of resources, their development, and sustainable management.
• Forest and Wildlife Resources: Discusses the importance of forests and wildlife, the impact of human activities, and conservation efforts.
• Water Resources: Covers the distribution and importance of water resources in India, including issues related to water scarcity and management.
• Agriculture: Discusses the types of farming, major crops, and the agricultural practices in India.
• Minerals and Energy Resources: Explores the distribution and types of minerals and energy resources, their uses, and conservation.
• Manufacturing Industries: Focuses on the types of industries, their location, and their role in the economy.
• Lifelines of National Economy: Covers transportation, communication, and trade, and their role in economic development.

3. Political Science (Civics): Democratic Politics-II

• Power-sharing: Explains the concept of power-sharing in democracy and how it operates in different countries.
• Federalism: Discusses the division of powers between different levels of government and how federalism works in India.
• Democracy and Diversity: Covers the challenges of accommodating diversity in a democratic setup.
• Gender, Religion, and Caste: Explores the impact of gender, religion, and caste on politics and society.
• Political Parties: Looks at the role of political parties in a democracy, including the party system in India.
• Outcomes of Democracy: Discusses how democracy impacts the quality of governance, economic growth, and the well-being of citizens.

4. Economics: Understanding Economic Development

• Development: Discusses the concept of development, including economic and human development indicators.
• Sectors of the Indian Economy: Explores the different sectors of the economy—primary, secondary, and tertiary—and their role in development.
• Money and Credit: Covers the role of money in the economy, credit systems, and the impact of financial institutions.
• Globalization and the Indian Economy: Discusses the impact of globalization on India, including trade, investment, and technology.
• Consumer Rights: Focuses on the rights of consumers and the legal measures to protect them.

Assessment and Examination

• The subject is often assessed through a combination of internal assessments (projects, assignments) and external examinations, focusing on both theoretical understanding and practical application of concepts.