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Sociology Syllabus Topic related to G20
Paper-1 [(10)Social Change in Modern Society] {Agents of social change, Technology and Social Change, Development and dependency}
Paper-2
[Unit- (C)[Social Changes in India]
{(1)Visions of Social Change in India} - Constitution, law and social change}
{(2) Rural and Agrarian transformation in India - Programmes of rural development, poverty alleviation schemes}
((4)Politics and Society] {Regionalism and decentralization of power}
{(7)Challenges of Social Transformation-Crisis of development:displacement, environmental problems and sustainability



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Hi!! Our Dear Fam, . The important takeaways to develop Sociological Imagination have been mentioned below

Theoretical perspectives

1. Social Change - Amitabh Kant said, "If India has to grow at 9 to 10 per cent for three decades, all of you have to go at 30 to 40 per cent per year, that is the challenge for India. Without the private sector growing all these, one basic fundamental we must realize is that G20 is not about government alone. Unless you don't grow and prosper, India will not prosper. Unless an MSME doesn't become a large company and large companies do not become super large, India will not prosper."


2. Subaltern Perspective- The main areas of focus are behavioural change through LIFE, green energy, digital transformation, and financial inclusion, among others, as we need to create an equal playing field for everyone

3. Feminist Perspective - Further, India is also determined to deliver outcomes in other critical areas including, but not limited to, women’s empowerment, accelerating progress towards the 2030 SDGs, tech-enabled development across multiple sectors, green hydrogen, disaster risk reduction, enhancing food security and nutrition, and multilateral reform. There is an engagement group like W20


4. Development and dependency - With Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman also having declared that debt distress will be on India’s G20 issue list, it is clear that the nation is poised to be an effective funnel for the interests of the Global South, and will not let siloed concerns of the developed world overrun or dominate the broader agenda.

5. Symbolic Interactionist Perspective - The G20 Logo draws inspiration from the vibrant colours of India’s national flag – saffron, white and green, and blue. It juxtaposes planet Earth with the lotus, India’s national flower that reflects growth amid challenges. The Earth reflects India’s pro-planet approach to life, one in perfect harmony with nature. The logo draws upon elements contained in various entries received during an open competition for the logo design. The contest organized on MyGov portal received an enthusiastic response with over 2000 submissions. This is in line with the Prime Minister's vision of Jan Bhagidari during India’s G20 Presidency.


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Dearest Amitabh Kant highlighted that Global leaders build our framework. If it needs to become a top-notch manufacturing nation, businesses would have to grow and prosper. Without your prosperity, India cannot grow. Only India will grow if there are 10,000 Ambanis and 20,000 Adanis instead of just one of each.




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