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Unit-II
Unit-III
Unit-V
Unit-VI
Unit-VIII
Unit-IX
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Introduction
1.1.2 Welfare definition
1.1.3 Scarcity definition
1.3.
1.3.1 Deductive method
3.2 Inductive method
1.4.1 Economics Statics
4.2 Economic Dynamics
1.5.1 Positive Economics
5.2.Normative Economics
Theory of Consumer’s Behaviour
2.8.
Consumers Equilibrium
Theory of Demand
3.4 - 3.4.9. Changes in demand – Extention- contraction Increase and
decrease
3.9 3.9.3. Determinants of price Elasticity of Demand
9.4. Importance of price Elasticity of Demand
3.10. Income Elasticity of Demand
3.11. Cross Elasticity of Demand
Theory of Value
5.3. 5.3.2 Equilibrium of firm
Theory of Distribution
6.3 Marginal productivity Theory
6.5. Wage – Concepts- Theories
6.6. Interest- Concepts- Theories
6.7. Profit – concepts - Theories
Macro Economic- Aspects
8.4. Classical Theory of Employment
Money , Banking and Inflation
9.2.1 Commercial Banks
Economic Statistics
10.16. Mean Calculating under Un Grouped data
10.17. Mean Calculating under Grouped data – Direct Method
10.20. Median of a Grouped data
10.22. Approximate Relation among mean, median, mode.
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Economic Growth & Development
I
1.5- Indicators of Economic development
1.6- Determinants of Economic development
Population & Human Resources Development
2.1.1- Demographic Trends in India
2.3.2- National Population policy (2020)
II
2.7.1- Gender Related Development Index
2.7.2- Gender Empowerment measure (GEM)
2.7.3- Human poverty Index (HPI)
2.7.4- Multi dimentional poverty Index (MPI)
2.7.5- Physical Quality of life Index (PQLI)
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5–6
6–8
23 – 26
32
41
41
42
42
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National Income
3.1- Trends in the growth of India’s National Income
46 – 48
3.3- Share of Public Sector
51 – 52
3.4- Share of Organised and Un-Organised sector in Net Domestic
product
III
53
3.5.1- Lydall and NCAER Estimates (1950)
53
3.5.2- NCAER, OJHA and V V BHATT (1960)
54
3.5.3- National Sample Survey
54
3.5.4- Institute of Applied Man Power Research
60
3.8.2- Un employment role in India
63
3.8.4- Employment and Un employment in India 1983-2011-12
71
3.9.2- Estimates of Poverty Ratio
72
3.9.3- The Poverty Gap Index
3.10- Micro Finance- Eradication of Poverty
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Agriculture Sector
4.2- Features of Indian Agriculture
4.3- Agricultural labour in India
4.4- Land utilization pattern
IV
4.7- Irrigation
4.9.2- Problems of Fragmentation of land holdings
4.9.4- Consolidation of holdings
4.9.10- Creation of Economic holdings
4.10- Land Reforms in India
4.12- Rural Credit in India
Industrial Sector
5.5- National Manufacturing policy
5.6- Dis–Investment
V
5.7- National Investment Fund (NIF)
5.8- Foreign Direct Investment
5.13- Industrial Finance in India
5.14- The Industrial Development under the Five year plans in India.
VI
Tertiary Sector
6.3- State Wise Comparison of Services
6.6.1- Insurance
Planning and Economic Reforms
7.3.3- Performance of Eleven five year plans in India-Achievements
7.6- Role of trade in Economic development
VII
7.8- General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT)
7.9.2- Difference between GATT & W.T.O
7.9.6- Important Agreements in WTO
7.9.7- WTO and India
Environment and Sustainable Economic Development
8.3.1- Environmental Pollution
VIII
8.4.3- Environmental costs of Economic growth
8.4.4- Environmental Externalities
8.4.5- Cost – Benefit analysis
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221 – 223
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233-234
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256
257
Economy of Andhra Pradesh
9.1- History of Andhra Pradesh
263 – 264
9.3- Demographic Features of AP
270 – 275
9.4- Occupational Distribution of labour in AP
IX
275
9.5- Health Sector
275 – 277
9.6- Education
278 – 280
9.7- Environment
295 – 297
9.11- IT/Software Industry
297 - 299
9.12- Tourism
Economic Statistics
10.5- Quartile Deviation
10.6- Measures of Dispersion for average
X
10.8.3- Types of Correlation
10.8.4- Techniques for measuring correlation
10.8.4.2- Karl Pearson’s Coefficient of correlation
10.8.5- Spearman’s Rank correlation
10.10- Weighted Aggregation method
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Concept of Business
Social Responsibility of Business
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2
Business Activities
Hindrances involved in Commerce
20-26
Branches of Commerce, Interrelationship between Industries, Trade
& Commerce and Distribution between
Industry, Trade and Commerce
3
5
FORMS of Business
Organisations
Joint Hindu Family Business
and Co operative Society
PARTNERSHIP
6
Joint Stock Company
4
Concept of Business organizations and
froms of Business Organisation.
ENTIRE CHAPTER
29
Resistration of a Partnership, Ristricts &
Duties of Partners, Dissolution of
Partnership form
Joint Stock Company advantages and
51-54
35-44
64
disadvantages
7
Formation of Company
Steps in formation of Company
69 - 75
promotion, Functions of promoters,
83
Types of Promoters, Incorporation of a
company of resistration, capital
subscription, Certificate of
Commencement of Company.
8
Sources of Business Finance
ENTIRE CHAPTER
95-116
MICRO Small & Medium
Privileses offered to MSME
121
Enterprises (MSMES)
Other Promotional Measures for MSMES
MULTI NATIONAL
Features of MNCS
128
EMERGING TRENDS IN
Opportunities and Challenges of
138
BUSINESS
Business in 21st Century
Part-II
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CORPORATIONS (MNCS)
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Home. Foreign Trade
Whole sale Trade, Retail Trade
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Business Services
Distinction between services and
14 to 17
25
goods
41 to 42
ware housing transport
43 to 51
57 to 61
3
Financial Markets
Capital Market
4
Consumer Protection
Consumer Protection – Concept
71 - 72
Consumer Protection – Significance
73
Consumer rights
74
Consumer responsibilities
75
Ways of Consumer Protection
76
Legal Protection to Consumer
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Preparation of Bank Reconcilation
statement –
Un favourable Balance of overdraft
155
balance
When extracts from cash Book and pass
160
book are given
2
3
Rectification of Errors
Final Accounts
Errors
187
Types of Errors
187
Rectification of Errors
190
Suspense Account
198
Meaning
248
Types of Adjustments
249
Summary of Adjustments
271
Accounting Treatment to the
Adjustments given in Trial Balance
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Bills of Exchange
Depreciation
Topics
Page Nos
Renewal of a Bill
29
Retirius a Bill under Rebate
35
Insolvency of Drawee
37
Accounting Treatment in Reducing Balance
65
Method
Difference Between Straight Line method &
66
Reducing Balance method
3
Consignment
Accounting Treatment in the Books of
85
Consignor & Consignee
to
Value of Unsold stock
102
Loss of Stock- Types
5
Partnership Account
Distribution of Profit/Loss among Partners
138
Profit & Loss appropriation account
Maintenance of capital account of Partners
to
Interest on Partner’s Loan
Interest on capital
149
Interest on Drawings
6
Admission of a Partner
Adjustment of Partners Capital account
181
7
Retirement / Death of Partner
Entire Chapter deleted
203-232
9
Computerised Accounting
Entire Chapter deleted
251-262
System
8
Accounts from Incomplete
Difference between Statement of Affair &
Records (263-285) (Single
Balance sheet
Entry System) Chapter 10
Application of Single Entry System to
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Topics
1.1 – Definition of History – Jhucidicles, Thomas Carlyle, and Karlmarx
III
IV
V
08
1.4 – Historiography – Ibukhaldun
11
1.5 – Objectivity in History
14
15 – 16
2.5 – Decline of the Harappan civilization
34
2.7 – Ashrama system, Caste system
44
3.0 – Sources
47
3.2 – Sixteen mahajanapadas
49 – 52
3.4- Economy & Rural life
57 - 59
4.1 – Early Societies
64
4.2 - Kinship and Marriages
65
4.3 – Social differences
66
4.4- Class differences
67
5.1 – Sources
83
5.2 – Polity – Pushyabhuti Dynasty
91
5.3 – Administration of pushyabhutis
101
5.4- Economy under Pushyabhutis
104
5.5- Society under Pushyabhutis
106
5.6- Cultural Activities of the Pushyabhutis
VI
05, 06, 07
1.2 – Scope of History
1.6- Is History Science or Humanities
II
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112 – 113
6.0- Introduction
6.1- Sources
119
6.2- Sangam Age- Literature
120
6.3- Brief Survey of Political history of Deccan and South Indians –
124
Religion during Satavahana Age
6.4- Society, Economy, Religion, Art and Architecture – Amoghavarsha,
126
133-135
Raja Raja Chola, Rajendra chola-I
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140 – 143
7.2- Arab invasions on Sindh
143 – 144
7.3- Turkish invasion
144
7.7- Important Sultans and their achievements – The Mangol invasions,
151,
Firozshah Tuglaq and downfall of Delhi sultan
7.9- Society, Economy and Culture
VIII
IX
X
XI
XII
163
8.1 – Sources
172 – 173
8.3- Shershah
177 – 179
8.9 – Rise of Marathas- Shivaji, Successors of Shivaji
192 – 199
9.5 – Sufism – meaning , origin and main features
214 – 215
9.6- Prominent Sufi orders and Sufi Saints
216 – 218
10.1- Sources
222 – 223
10.4 – The Bahamanis of Gulbarga- Mohammad shah I & II Firozshah
237 – 238
10.5 - The Qutub Shahis of Golconda
239 – 244
10.6 – The Asafjahis of Hyderabad
245 – 247
11.1 – Advent of European Companies in India and Conflict
250-253
11.2- Expansion of East India Company’s authority
253-258
12.1- Back ground to Indian National Movement- Socio religious Reform
movements
12.10- Civil Dis obedience Movement-Cripps Mission
12.11- Quit India Movement
12.12- Constitutional Reforms
12.13- Role of Woman in National Movement
12.14- Towards Freedom
12.15- Indian Constitution
12.16- Summary
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272 – 278
297- 298
298-300
301
302
302-304
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Early History of mankind
Time line –I, Time line-II
An Empire Across Three continents
The Legacy of Rome
Religion, Philosophy
Literature, Science, Events
The central Islamic Lands
The crusades
Results, Legacy of Islam
Learning
Manufactures
Travel and Trade
Nomadic Empire, Mangols, Chenghis Khan
The Mangols after Chenghis Khan
Social , Political and military organization
Chronology of Mongol Dynasty
Feudalism in Europe
The crisis of the fourteenth century
Social unrest , Political changes
French Revolution-1789
Rule of National convention
Challenges before National convention
Reign of Terror
Achievements of convention
Directorate – Internal , External condition
The 19th Brumaire – Coupd Etat
Industrial Revolution
Cotton spinning and weaving
Coal and Iron
Roads and Canals
Imperialism
Over Crowded Towns
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64
91
92
92
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93
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102
105
108
108
Displacing Indigenous Peoples – Total deleted
12
Paths to modernization
Japan - Political system
The Meiji Restoration
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Scope and Significance of Political Science
1.4: Significance of Political Science
2.
State
Page No.
11 - 15
28 – 30
2.4.2 State and Association, Relationship between State and
Association, Difference between State and Association
3.
Nationalism
3.3
44 - 55
Nationalism
3.3.1 Importance of Nationalism
3.3.2 Different phases of Nationalism
3.3.3 Merits of Nationalism
3.3.4 Demerits of Nationalism
3.4
National Self-Determination
3.4.1 Demand for National Self-Determination
4.
Law
62 – 64
4.5 Law and Morality
4.5.1 Differences between Law and Morality
4.5.2 Relationship between Law and Liberty
4.5.3 Law and Liberty are antithetical
4.5.4 Law and liberty are complimentary
5.
Liberty and Equality
5.3 Aspects of liberty
5.4 Characteristics of liberty
5.10 Aspects of Equality
5.11 Essential Features of Equality
69
69
69
78
79
79
84 – 86
5.14 Relationship between Liberty and Equality
6.
Rights and Responsibilities
6.10. Human Rights
102 - 106
6.10.1 Origin of Human Rights
4.10.2 Objectives of Human Rights
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6.10.3 Features of Human Rights
6.10.4 Classifications of Human Rights
6.10.5 Human Rights in India
6.10.6 Indian Constitution and Human Rights
6.10.7 National Human Rights Commission (NHRC)
6.12
7.
Relationship between Rights and Responsibilities
Justice
7.2 Major Concepts of Justice
7.5 Evolution of Justice
114 – 115
116
122 – 124
7.9 Achievements of Social Justice
8.
Citizenship
8.6 Hindrances to Good Citizenship
137 – 138
139
8.7 Ways for Overcoming the Hindrance to Good Citizenship
9.
Democracy
9.4 Features of Democracy
9.8 Essential conditions to the success of Democracy
10.
Secularism
10.3 Interpretation of Secularism
10.6 Conceptions of Secularism
10.7 Dimensions of Secularism
146-148
155 – 158
171
172 – 173
173 – 174
180
10.14 Importance of Secular state
11.
Constitution
11.3.1 Written Constitution Merits and Demerits
11.3.2 Unwritten Constitution Merits and Demerits
11.3.4 Rigid Constitution Merits and Demerits
189 – 190
190 – 191
192
193
11.3.5 Flexible Constitution Merits and Demerits
12.
Government
12.10 Organs of Government
12.11
Legislature
12.11.1 Functions of legislature
12.12
Executive
12.12.1 Functions of executive
12.13
Judiciary
12.13.1 Functions of Judiciary
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The Constitution of India
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1.1 Elements of the Constitution
1.2 The Indian Constitution – Its historical Background
2
Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles of state policy
2.1.2 Characteristic Features of Fundaments rights
2.2.7 Changing Relationship between Fundamental Rights and Directive
14 – 15
29 – 30
Principles
2.2.8 Implementation of Directive Principles of State policy
2.3.1 Relevance of Fundamental Duties
3
30
32 – 33
The Union Executive
3.5
Union Council of Ministers
3.5.1 Composition
53 – 60
3.5.2 Qualifications
3.5.3 Appointment
3.5.4 Tenure
60 – 61
3.5.5 Union Cabinet
3.5.6 Powers and Function of the union Cabinet
3.5.7 Role of the Union Cabinet
3.5.8 Collective Responsibility
4
Union Legislature
4.11
Parliamentary Committees
4.11.1 Public Accounts Committee
85 – 89
4.11.2 Estimates Committee
4.11.3 Committee on Public Undertakings
4.12
5
Ammendament procedure of India Constitution
Union Judiciary
5.4 Judicial Activism
5.4.1 Causes for Judicial activism
5.4.2 Judicial Activism in India
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5.4.3 Merits and Demerits
5.7
The Attomey- General of India
108 – 109
5.7.1 Qualifications
5.7.2 Pay and Allowances
5.7.3 Removal
5.7.4 Power and Functions
6
State Executive
6.8
The State Council of Ministers
6.8.1 Composition
129 – 133
6.8.2 Size of the Council of Ministers
6.8.3 Qualifications
6.8.4 Appointment
6.8.5 Tenure
6.8.6 Removal
6.8.7 Salary and Allowances
6.9
7
8
Powers and Functions of Council of Ministers
State Legislature
7.9
Legislative Committees
7.9.1
Types of Committees
7.9.2
Estimates Committee
7.9.3
Public accounts Committee
State Judiciary
8.3
District Level Judiciary
8.3.1
District Courts
8.3.2
Appointment and Qualifications of
District Judges and other Judges
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8.3.3
Civil Courts
8.3.4
State Advocate General
8.4
Appointment
8.4.1
Tenure
8.4.3
Powers and Functions
Union-State Relations
9.4
Financial Relations
9.13
Trends in Union- State relations
161 – 164
172 – 173
180 – 181
10
Local Governments in India
10.1.3 Advantages of Local Government
10.2
Historical Background
184
185 – 186
216 – 217
10.9.2 The Role of the District Collector in Local government
11
Elections and Representations
11.10 Representation
12
Political Parties
13
12.9 Major Political Parties
12.10 One Party Dominance
12.11 Major Regional Political Parties in India
12.12 Types of Regional Political Parties
12.13 Significance of Regional Political Parties in Indian Politics
Recent Developments in Andhra Pradesh and India
13.6
National Human Rights Commission of India
13.6.1 Definitions of Human Rights
13.6.2 Distinctive features of NHRC
13.6.3 Composition
13.6.4 Appointment
13.6.5 Functions of the Commission
13.7
State Human Rights Commission
13.7.1 Composition and Powers
13.7.2 Human rights courts
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253 – 273
281 – 286