Ideas and Institutions in Indian Political Thought, 24 PYQ(100% Pass) Eng/Hindi PDF,

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CONTENTS :-
Unit-1 Statecraft in Ancient India
Unit-2 Dharma, Dhamma, Danda
Unit-3 Nyaya, Niti
Unit-4 Sabha and Samiti
Unit-5 Rajya and Rashtra
Unit-6 Varna, Jati

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0:00-Intro
0:04-How to Get the PDF?
0:41-PDF Intro
0:47-Q1.Theories of 'Kingship' and ‘Statecraft’ in ancient India
0:59-Q2.'Dharma', 'Dhamma' and 'Danda' in ancient Indian political thought
1:17-Q3.Briefly explain the ideas of 'dharma', 'dhamma' and 'danda'
1:35-Q4.Idea of 'Danda' in Ancient Indian Political Tradition
1:47-Q5.'Dharma' in ancient India with special reference to Ashoka's Dhamma
2:05-Q6.The concept of ‘justice’ and ‘policy’ in ancient Indian tradition
2:17-Q7.Origins, Growth, and Importance of 'Nitisar'
2:29-Q8.Origin and Nature of 'Sabha' and 'Samiti'
2:47-Q9.Exploring 'Sabha' and 'Samiti' as Vedic Representative Institution
2:59-Q10.Sabha and Samiti: A Short Analysis
3:11-Q12.Similarities and differences between the concept of 'nation' and 'state'
3:29-Q13.Growth and development of monarchy in ancient and Medieval India
3:41-Q14.Development, working, and importance of non-monarchical governments in ancient India
3:59-Q15.Institutionalizing of Varna and caste system in ancient India
4:11-Q16.Development from Varna to Caste System
4:23-Q17.Nature of Politics in the Post-Vedic Period
4:35-Q18.Idea of 'justice' in the Indian tradition, special reference to Amartya Sen's idea of justice.
4:53-Q19.Origin and Growth of Caste System in Ancient India
5:11-Q20."Theory of Justice" presented by John Rawls
5:17-Q21.Amartya Sen's Philosophy of Justice
5:29-Q22.Major theories of the origin of the caste system
5:59-Q23.Monarchy and Administration in Ain-i-Akbari
6:17-Q24.Saptang theory propounded by Kautilya
6:41-THANKS FOR WATCHING...