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  POLITICAL SCIENCE GENERAL (1 ST SEMESTER) Syllabus BA General Course Semester-I: Political Theory (Paper-I) UNIT-I 1. Nature and Scope of Political Science; Approaches to the study of Political Science Traditional and Modern Approaches. 2. Theories of State: Social Contract Theory, Idealist Theory of State, Liberal and Neo Liberal Theory of State, Marxist Theory of State, Gandhian Theory of State. UNIT-II 1. Sovereignty of the State: Kinds of Sovereignty- Monistic, Pluralistic Theories; Popular, Sovereignty in the age of Globalisation. 2. Some Representative Concepts: Meaning and Features- Democracy, Nationalism, Internationalism. UNIT-III 1. Law, Liberty, Rights and Equality 2. Political Parties, Pressure Groups: Functions, Role in Modern State. UNIT-IV 1. Theories regarding State Functions: Individualism, Socialism, Welfare State and Democratic Socialism. 2. Marxism: Dialectical Materialism, Historical

 3rd Semester Foundation Syllabus  SYLLABUS OF ENVIRONMENT STUDIES FOR UNDER GRADUATE FOUNDATION   COURSE OF THIRD SEMESTER FOR ALL BRANCHES OF   HIGHER EDUCATION Unit 1: Nature of Environmental Studies and Natural Resources                                          15 lectures   ·          Environmental Studies: Definition, scope and importance ·          Renewable and non-renewable resources ·          Natural resources and associated problems a.     Forest resources: Use and over-exploitation, deforestation, case studies, Timber extraction, mining, dams and their effects on forests and tribal people.              b.   Water resources: Use and over-utilization of surface and ground water, floods, drought,                       `                  conflicts over water, dams-benefits and problems.              c.    Mineral resources: Use and exploitation, environmental effects of extracting and using `          `                 mineral resources, case studies.  

 3rd Semester Political Science Syllabus And Previous year question Paper BA General Course Semester-III: Indian Government and Politics (Paper-III) Unit - I • Framing of the Indian Constitution, salient features. • Preamble- its significance. • Fundamental Rights and Duties of the citizens. • Directive principles of State policy- their significance. Unit - II • Nature of Indian Federal system. •Legislative, Administrative and financial relations between the union and the states recent trends. • Amendment to the constitution. Unit - III Union and State Executive: The President, The Prime Minister, The Governor, The Chief Minister, Union and State Council of Ministers. Union and State Legislature- composition and functions, Law making process, nature of Parliamentary privileges. Unit - IV • Supreme Court and High Courts- Composition, functions, Lokpal. • Election Commission-Composition, functions and role. • Public Service Commission (Union and State)-Composition, functions and role. •

  TRIPURA UNIVERSITY  BA 3rd Semester  History ( Honours) Previous year question Paper and Syllabus  B.A, Semester-Ill  History (Major)   Paper-III: History of India (A.D, 1550- A.D. 1818)  Unit-I   1. Sources and Historiography of Mughal History   2. Mughal- Afghan contest for supremacy   3. Sher Sha's administrative reforms   4. Establishment of Mughal rule: Babur and Humayun  Unit-II   1. Religious and Rajput Policies of Mughals: from Akbar to Aurangzeb   2. Administration under the Mughals: from Akbar to Aurangzeb   3. Revenue Reforms under the Mughals: from Akbar to Aurangzeb   4. Central Asian and Deccan Policy of the Mughals: from Akbar to Aurangzeb  Unit-III   1. Art and Architecture under the Mughals   2. Music, literature and society under the Mughals.   3. Religious Developments: Sufi and Bhakti traditions, Sikhism   4. Decline of Mughal power: major debates  Unit-TV   1. Colonialist and Nationalist perceptions of le century India   2. Expansion and Consolidation of Brit