1. History

• The French Revolution: A detailed study of the French Revolution, its causes, key events, and its impact on the world, particularly the spread of democratic ideals.
• Socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution: Exploration of the rise of socialism in Europe, the Russian Revolution of 1917, and the establishment of the Soviet Union.
• Nazism and the Rise of Hitler: Study of the factors leading to the rise of Nazism in Germany, Adolf Hitler's role, and the impact of Nazi policies on Germany and the world, including World War II and the Holocaust.
• Forest Society and Colonialism: Examination of how colonialism affected forests and forest societies in India, focusing on policies and their impact on indigenous communities.
• Pastoralists in the Modern World: Study of pastoral societies in India and Africa, and how colonial policies and modern developments affected them.

2. Geography

• India - Size and Location: Introduction to India's geographical location, size, and significance in the world, including its neighbors and political boundaries.
• Physical Features of India: Study of India's diverse physical features, including the Himalayas, the Northern Plains, the Peninsular Plateau, the Indian Desert, the Coastal Plains, and the Islands.
• Drainage: Examination of India's river systems, including the Himalayan and Peninsular rivers, their significance, and the importance of river management.
• Climate: Understanding the climate of India, including the monsoon system, factors affecting climate, and the country's climatic diversity.
• Natural Vegetation and Wildlife: Study of India's natural vegetation zones, types of forests, and the importance of wildlife conservation.
• Population: Exploration of India's population, including distribution, density, growth, and demographic features.

3. Civics (Political Science)

• What is Democracy? Why Democracy?: Introduction to the concept of democracy, its features, and why it is considered the best form of government.
• Constitutional Design: Study of the process of constitution-making in India, the key features of the Indian Constitution, and the role of the Constituent Assembly.
• Electoral Politics: Examination of the election process in India, including the importance of free and fair elections, the role of the Election Commission, and the challenges in the electoral system.
• Working of Institutions: Understanding the functioning of key political institutions in India, including the Parliament, the Executive, and the Judiciary.
• Democratic Rights: Study of the Fundamental Rights guaranteed by the Indian Constitution, their significance, and how they are protected.

4. Economics

• The Story of Village Palampur: Introduction to basic economic concepts through a case study of a hypothetical village, focusing on farming, production activities, and the role of various resources.
• People as Resource: Understanding the concept of human resources, the importance of education and health, and how they contribute to economic development.
• Poverty as a Challenge: Examination of poverty in India, its causes, effects, and government initiatives aimed at poverty alleviation.
• Food Security in India: Study of food security, its importance, and the measures taken by the Indian government to ensure food security for its population.