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Strictly speaking, the ‘untouchable’ castes are outside the caste hierarchy – they are considered to be so ‘impure’ that their mere touch severely pollutes members of all other castes, bringing terrible punishment for the former and forcing the latter to perform elaborate purification rituals. In fact, notions of ‘distance pollution’ existed in many regions of India (particularly in the south) such that even the mere presence or the shadow of an ‘untouchable’ person is considered polluting.

The names used to refer to untouchables are all almost always:

[5] Pattern of Social Inequality and Exclusion
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Strictly speaking, the ‘untouchable’ castes are outside the caste hierarchy – they are considered to be so ‘impure’ that their mere touch severely pollutes members of all other castes, bringing terrible punishment for the former and forcing the latter to perform elaborate purification rituals. In fact, notions of ‘distance pollution’ existed in many regions of India (particularly in the south) such that even the mere presence or the shadow of an ‘untouchable’ person is considered polluting.

As per the understanding of distance pollution from the given passage, which of the following qualify as sources of distance pollution?

I. Mere presence

II. Shadow

III. Pollution associated with women during menstruation

IV. Ceremonial pollution associated with death

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______ was among the first to point out that the goods that people buy and use are closely related to their status in society and termed it as status symbol.

[4] Market as a Social Institution
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The term status symbol was coined by ______.

[4] Market as a Social Institution
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The emergence of machine production based on the inanimate power resources like steam and electricity is known as ______.

[1] Structural Change
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Assertions of tribal identity are on the rise. This can be laid at the door of the emergence of a middle class within the tribal society. With the emergence of this class, in particular, issues of culture, tradition, livelihood, even control over land and resources, as well as demands for a share in the benefits of the projects of modernity, have become an integral part of the articulation of identity among the tribes. There is, therefore, a new consciousness among tribes now, coming from its middle classes. The middle classes themselves are a consequence of modern education and modern occupations, aided in turn by the reservation policies.

The reasons for asserting tribal identity for the uneducated and poor Adivasis and the middle classes among the tribes are the same. Mark the statement as true or false.

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Assertions of tribal identity are on the rise. This can be laid at the door of the emergence of a middle class within the tribal society. With the emergence of this class, in particular, issues of culture, tradition, livelihood, even control over land and resources, as well as demands for a share in the benefits of the projects of modernity, have become an integral part of the articulation of identity among the tribes. There is, therefore, a new consciousness among tribes now, coming from its middle classes. The middle classes themselves are a consequence of modern education and modern occupations, aided in turn by the reservation policies.

States like Jharkhand and Chattisgarh have made full use of their statehood as a result of the tribal movement. Mark the statement as true or false.

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Assertions of tribal identity are on the rise. This can be laid at the door of the emergence of a middle class within the tribal society. With the emergence of this class, in particular, issues of culture, tradition, livelihood, even control over land and resources, as well as demands for a share in the benefits of the projects of modernity, have become an integral part of the articulation of identity among the tribes. There is, therefore, a new consciousness among tribes now, coming from its middle classes. The middle classes themselves are a consequence of modern education and modern occupations, aided in turn by the reservation policies.

Mark the statement as true or false. Tribes were a community which always had sharp divisions.

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A model of the South Asian colonial city

The European town…had spacious bungalows, elegant apartment houses, planned streets, trees on both sides of the street,…clubs for afternoon and evening get togethers…The open space was reserved for…Western recreational facilities, such as race and golf courses, soccer and cricket. When domestic water supply, electric connections, and sewage links were available or technically possible, the European town residents utilised them fully, whereas their use was quite restricted to the native town.

Read the source and answer the following question.

Did the model of the South Asian colonial city cater to the needs of the natives? Give a reason for your answer.

[1] Structural Change
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Can we apply the distinction between old and new social movements in the Indian context?

[6] The Challenges of Cultural Diversity
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Compare the experience of industrialization in the West with that of the Indian experience.

[5] Change and Development in Industrial Society
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Elucidate the phenomena of modernity.

[2] Cultural Change
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“Famines were also a major and recurring source of increased mortality.” Which of the following is not a cause of famines?

[2] Demographic Structure and Indian Society
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While a few villages are totally absorbed in the process of expansion, only the land of many others, excluding the inhabited area, is used for urban development.

The growth of ______ cities accounts for the third type of urban impact on the surrounding villages.

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In outsourcing, work is allocated by ______ countries to ______ countries.

[5] Change and Development in Industrial Society
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Assertion(A): In Modern Foods, 60% of the workers were forced to retire in the first five years.

Reason(R): This was due to complacency at work.

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The growth rate of India in the decade 1911-21, exhibited a diverse pattern. State two reasons.

[2] Demographic Structure and Indian Society
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Differentiate between the Zamindari system and the Raiyatwari system with regard to the consequence on agricultural prosperity.

[4] Change and Development in Rural Society
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How did the Land Ceiling Act prove to be toothless in most of the states?

[4] Change and Development in Rural Society
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Elaborate on state and non-state initiatives addressing caste and tribal discrimination.

[5] Pattern of Social Inequality and Exclusion
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