| Status and Role of a Person in Society | 1 | CC-1 | Detail |
| Social Change | 1 | CC-1 | Detail |
| Conformity and Deviance | 1 | CC-1 | Detail |
| Social Control | 1 | CC-1 | Detail |
| Interpretative Sociology. (Part-I) | 2 | CC-3 | Detail |
Articles on Lewis A. Coser, Ralf Dahrendorf
and B. R. Ambedkar. | 2 | — | Detail |
| Unity in Diversity in Indian Society. (GE) | 2 | — | Detail |
| Sanskritization. (GE) | 2 | — | Detail |
| Some of the important Factors Responsible for Change in Caste System in India. (GE) | 2 | — | Detail |
| Distinctive features of the Indian Tribes. (GE) | 2 | — | Detail |
| Tribes in India. (GE) | 2 | — | Detail |
| The chief measures regarding tribal development in India. (GE) | 2 | – | Detail |
| Social Classes in Urban India.(GE) | 2 | – | Detail |
| Main Features of Urban Life. (GE) | 2 | – | Detail |
| Rural Class System in India: The Changing Patterns! (GE) | 2 | — | Detail |
| The Myth of Self-Sufficiency of the Indian Village. (GE) | 2 | — | Detail |
| Family in Modern India. (GE) | 2 | — | Detail |
| Kinship System. (GE) | 2 | — | Detail |
| Measures of Variability | — | — | Detail |
| Sociology of Religion | Religion as a Sociological Concept | 3 | CC-6 | Detail |
| Understanding Religion | 3 | CC-6 | Detail |
| Durkheim: Sacred and Profane | 3 | CC-6 | Detail |
| Marx: Religion as Ideological Weapon | 3 | CC-6 | Detail |
| WEBER: Religious Ethics and Economy | 3 | CC-6 | Detail |
| Myth | 3 | CC-6 | Detail |
| Ritual and Religious Faith | 3 | CC-6 | Detail |
| Religious Pluralism | 3 | CC-6 | Detail |
| Fundamentalism / Religious Fundamentalism | 3 | CC-6 | Detail |
| Emergence of Sociology. (GE-3) | 3 | — | Detail |
| Research Methodology: Tools and Techniques. (GE) | 4 | — | Detail |
| Quantitative and Qualitative Research. (GE) | 4 | — | Detail |
| Quantitative and Qualitative Research Methods: Considerations and issues in qualitative research. (GE) | 4 | — | Detail |
| Qualitative and Quantitative Research Techniques for Humanitarian Needs Assessment. (GE) | 4 | — | Detail |
| Qualitative and Quantitative Research Methods. (GE) | 4 | — | Detail |
| Positivism – A Methodological Perspective. (GE-4) | 4 | — | Detail |
| Comparative Method in Sociological Research. (GE-4) | 4 | — | Detail |
| The Ethnographic Method. (GE-4) | 4 | — | Detail |
| Caste in Itself, Caste and Class, or Caste in Class. Ram Krishna Mukherjee, Economic and Political Weekly | 4 | CC-10 | Detail |
| Social Stratification: Meaning, Types, and Characteristics. | 4 | CC-10 | Detail |
| Social Stratification. | 4 | CC-10 | Detail |
| The Slavery System. | 4 | CC-10 | Detail |
| Marx and the concept of social inequality. | 4 | CC-10 | Detail |
| Weberian Model of Social Stratification – A Viewpoint. | 4 | CC-10 | Detail |
| Gender stratification. | 4 | CC-10 | Detail |
| Social Reproduction. | 4 | CC-10 | Detail |
| Social Mobility. | 4 | CC-10 | Detail |
| The Structural-Functional Theory of Social Stratification. | 4 | CC-10 | Detail |
| Questions. (GE-2) | — | — | Detail |
| Key Concepts of infunctionalism. | — | — | Detail |
An Apostle of Sociological Theory.
Yogendra Singh (1932–2020), Economic and Political Weekly | — | — | Detail |
| Irawati Karve. | 5 | — | Detail |
| Law of Three Stages of Evolution as Conceptualized by Auguste Comte. | 5 | CC-11 | Detail |
| Development of Sociology in America. | 5 | CC-11 | Detail |
| Social Action and Ideal Types. | 5 | CC-11 | Detail |
| Leela Dube: Biography, Works, Contributions and Achievements | 5 | DSE-B (1) | Detail |
| Claude Levi-Strauss & Structuralism. | 6 | CC-13 | Detail |
| Parson’s theory of Social Action | 6 | CC-13 | Detail |
| Dramaturgy | 6 | CC-13 | Detail |
| G. H. Mead | 6 | CC-13 | Detail |
| Society as Subjective Reality and Society as Objective Reality | 6 | CC-13 | Detail |
| Talcott Parsons | 6 | CC-13 | Detail |
| Talcott Parson’s Action System | 6 | CC-13 | Detail |
| Social Construction of Reality | 6 | CC-13 | Detail |
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