1. History

• Medieval India: Focuses on the history of India during the medieval period. This includes the rise and fall of empires, such as the Delhi Sultanate and the Mughal Empire.
• Cultural Development: Study of the cultural, social, and religious developments during medieval times, including the growth of art, architecture, and literature.
• Regional Kingdoms: Examination of various regional kingdoms in India, such as the Cholas, Rajputs, and others.
• The Bhakti and Sufi Movements: Introduction to the religious and cultural movements that aimed to reform society and religion.

2. Geography

• Environment: Understanding the natural environment, including ecosystems, biomes, and human impact on the environment.
• Inside Our Earth: Study of the earth's structure, including layers like the crust, mantle, and core.
• Weather and Climate: Basics of weather, climate, and factors affecting them.
• Water: Understanding the significance of water, including the water cycle, distribution of water on Earth, and conservation.
• Natural Vegetation and Wildlife: Study of different types of natural vegetation and the importance of wildlife conservation.
• Human Environment: Exploration of human settlements, transport, and communication systems.

3. Civics (Political Science)

• Democracy: Introduction to the concept of democracy, its importance, and how it functions in different countries.
• Equality in Democracy: Understanding the principles of equality in democratic societies and the challenges in achieving it.
• State Government: Overview of the role and functions of state governments in India.
• Gender and Society: Discussion on gender roles, equality, and the challenges faced in creating a gender-equal society.
• Media and Democracy: Study of the role of media in a democracy, including its influence and responsibilities.
• Markets Around Us: Examination of different types of markets, including weekly markets, neighborhood shops, and shopping complexes, and how they function in society.