CLASS XI Marks 100 Paper I Time : 3 Hours Unit Periods Marks PART A : SOCIETY, STATE AND GOVERNMENT 1, Political Science » An Introduction 20 10 2. Society, State and Citizen 30 14 3. Political System 20 10 4, Organs of Government 34 16 PART B : INDIAN CONSTITUTION AND ADMINISTRATION 5. Constitution : Background and salient features 40 16 6. Fundamental Rights, Fundamental Duties 15 10 and Directive Principles of State Policy in the Indian Constitution 7. Government at the Centre and the States 34 4 8. Indian Administration : Organization and functions 15 10 CLASS XI PART A : SOCIETY, STATE AND GOVERNMENT (Periods 104) Unit 1 ; Political Science : An Introduction (Periods 20) (a) Significance of the study of Political Science. (b) Changing meaning, nature and scope. (©) Relation with History, Economies, Ethics and Sociology. Unit 2 : Society, State and Citizen (Periods 30) (a) Society, state and citizen - meaning. (b) State and Society (i) Need for the State and its elements. (ii) Concept of state - Indian, Liberal and Marxist. 235ii) Relationship between State and Society, State and Government, State and Nation, State and Citizen. (©) State and Associations (i) “Meaning, Need and Kinds of Association. (ii) Coordination of Loyalties and the National Identity. Unit 3 : Political System (Periods 20) (a) Political System - the Concept. (b) Constitution : Meaning and types : Rigid and Flexible, Written and Unwritten. (©) Forms of Government (i) Democratic and Non-Democratic (ii) Parliamentary and Presidential iii) Unitary and Federal Unit 4 : Organs of Government (Periods 34) (a) Legislature () Executive (©) Judiciary (a) Bureaucracy Note : Examples from the Indian Scenario to be given for comprehension in all the above units. PART B : INDIAN CONSTITUTION AND ADMINISTRATION (Periods 104) Unit S : Constitution : Background and Salient Features (Periods 40) (a) Landmarks in the Constitutional Development. (b) Indian National Movement and its Heritage. (c) Preamble to the Indian Constitution. (d) Indian Constitution - Salient Features (©) Indian Federation and working of Centre-State relations. 236Unit 6 : Fundamental Rights, Fundamental Duties and Directive Principles of State Policy (Periods 15) (a) Fundamental Rights (b) Fundamental Duties (0) Directive Principles of State Policy Unit 7; Government at the Centre and in the States (Periods 34) (a) Government at the Centre - Legislature, Executive (including Emergency Provisions) and Judiciary. (b) Government in the States - Legislature, Executive and Judiciary. Unit 8 : Indian Administration : Organisation and Functions @eriods 15) (a) Centre and State Administration. (b) District Administration. (ce) Local Self Government Institutions - Urban and Rural and their Functions. CLASS XII Units Periods Marks PART A : THEORIES AND CONCEPTS OF POLITICAL SCIENCE 1 Key concepts = 4 2. State and Citizen 4 8 3. Comparative Polities 20 10 4. Major Political Theories 35 14 PART B : DEMOCRACY IN INDIA 5, Elections and Electoral process in India 2 é 6. Party system, Public opinion and Interest groups 20 12 7. Development and Democracy 12 8 8. Challenges to Indian Democracy and Responses. 25 12 9, India and the World 35 4 - BTPART A : THEORIES AND CONCEPTS OF POLITICAL SCIENCE (Periods 104) Unit 1: Key concepts : Indian and Western Perspectives (Periods 35) (a) Law (b) Liberty (c) Equality (d) Justice (©) Dharma Unit 2 : State and the Citizen (Periods 14) (a) Rights and Duties : Meaning and Relationship. (b) Changing nature of state activity : trom Laissez faire to welfare. Unit 3 : Comparative Politics . (Periods 20) (a) Approaches to Comparative Politics : Traditional and Modern, (b) Concepts - Political Socialisation, Political Participation and Political Development Unit 4 : Major Political Theories (Periods 35) (a) Liberalism (b) Socialism (©) Marxism (a) Fascism (c) Gandhism (Humanism Note: Examples from the Indian Scenario to be given for comprehension by students in all the above units, PART B : DEMOCRACY IN INDIA (Periods 104) Unit 5 : Elections and Electoral Process in India (Periods 12) (a) Systems of Electoral Representation (b) Adult Franchise and Electoral Participation (c) Election Commission and Election Procedure (d) Electoral Reforms B8Unit 6 : Party System, Public Opinion and Interest Groups (Periods 20) (a) Meaning and ‘Types of Party System (b) Nature of Party System in India (©) Role of Opposition (@) Formation of Public Opinion (©) Interest Groups and Pressure Groups — Meaning and Role Unit 7: Development and Democracy (Periods 12) (@) Socio-economic Development/Planning for development in India : Machinery and Processes. (b) Role of District Development Agencies. (©) Development of Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and OBC. (d)_ Empowerment of Women Unit 8: Challenges to Indian Democracy and R« 2 i .ges to Indian Democracy and Responses. (Periods 25) (a) Inequality : Social and Economic (b) literacy (©) Regional imbalances - Regionalism and Linguism (@) Communalism, Casteism, Separatism, Political Violence: : India and the World (Periods 35) (a). Foreign Policy of India (i) Determinants, (i) Basie Principles (&) India and Her Neighbours : Nepal, Sri Lanka, China, Bangladesh, Pakistan (©) India’s Relation with USA and Russia. (@) India and the United Nations. (©) India’s Role in Non-aligned Movement (NAM) (India and SAARC. (@) India’s Approach to Major World Issues : Human Rights, Disarmament and Globalisation. BoList of Class XI S.no. Books Recommended Name of the Book Political Science -an Introduction Indian Constitution and Administration Society, State and the Indian Government 4. Political Science 5 Political Science - Principles and Practice for Class XI Part A & B 6. Usritfe fara — TH aA 7 RASS Te TTA 8. aeeaet USrfT Class XI i Political Science - Key Concepts and Theories Democracy in India Concepts in Political Science and Democracy in India Political Science-theory and Concepts and Democracy in India Key Concepts and Theories and Democracy in India Political Concepts and Indian Democracy Torte art yRraereTe sit Feraia wna A cites POLITICAL SCIENCE - THEORY AND CONCEPTS AND DEMOCRACY IN INDIA (Hindi Version) corte serene sik aida cieata ‘sri rar ferera wy ATCT 240 Name Of The Publisher NCERT Publication NCERT Publication Arya Publications, 7, Industrial Area, Trilok Pur Road, Kala Amb Dist. Sirmour H.p. R. Chand & Co., 1, Ansari Road, Daryaganj, Delhi-110002 Inter University Press Pvt. Ltd. Educational Publishers, 30/7, Shakti Nagar, Delhi-7. GALES, FART wattand, va Saraswati House (P) Ltd., 9, Darya Ganj, Near Telephone Office, New Delhi-110002 NCERT Publication NCERT Publication R.Chand & Co., 1, Ansari Road, Daryaganj, New Del 10002 Modern Publishers, Mb-161, Gali No. 4, Shakar Pur, Delhi-110092 Saraswati House (P) Ltd., 9 Darya Ganj, Near Telephone Office, New Delhi-110002 Arya Publication, 7-Industrial Area, Trilok Pur Road, Kala Amb Dist. Sirmour, Himachal Pradesh wag endive wationd yer Modern Publishers, Mb-161, Gali No. 4, Shakar PurDelhi-92 Arya Publication, 7-Industrial Area, Trilok Pur Road, Kala Amb Dist. Sirmour, Himachal Pradesh Sri Mahavir Book Depot. (Publishers), 2603, Nai Sarak, Delhi-110006