SOCIAL MOVEMENTS
1. SOCIAL MOVEMENTS
Civil liberties & human rights; women’s movements; environmentalist movements
A. Women’s Movements
- Comment: Women empowerment in India and its impact on democracy. (2000)
- The women activists did not support Quota till 1974. What led to the subsequent change in their stand? (2001)
- Comment: The Concept of Women Empowerment. (2006)
- Examine the scope and limitations of women’s movements in India. (2014)
- Write approximately 150 words on Women’s role in anti-arrack movement. (2024)
B. Environmental Movements
- “The environmental movements have challenged the policy and pattern of economic development in post–independent India.” Analyse with examples. (2009)
- Discuss the impact of environmentalist movements on government policies in recent years. (2012)
- Comment in 150 words: Compare and contrast Chipko Movement with Narmada Bachao Andolan. (2013)
- Critically analyse the environmentalist movement in Tuticorin, Tamilnadu. (2018)
- Write short note on significance of the Chipko Movement. (2019)
- High concentration of economic activities and consumption patterns in post-liberalisation period has led to the failure of environmental movements in India. Elucidate. (2022)
- Comment on environmentalism of the poor. (2023)
- Discuss the role of environmental movements in shaping the environmental governance in India. (2024)
C. Civil Liberties & Human Rights Movements
- Comment in 150 words: The dilemmas of the human rights movements in India. (2014)
- Discuss the Right to Information and underline challenges being posed before it. (2016)
- Examine the nature of the civil liberty movement in India. (2020)
- Dr. Ambedkar’s clarion call, “Educate, Agitate and Organize”, strategizes the Dalit movement towards achieving civil liberty. Discuss. (2023)