INTOLERABLE THINGS FOR MEN

Human Being as such has somethings which can't be tolerate- for men specially with some person

1. Arguments- This is unique to every individual in everyday life, always there is argument for each things- which actually leads to successful in life.
2. Unsuccessful Career- There are times where things always goes wrong and we find it more difficult and complex in life and give up one self for trying the best; but dude never so try and do hard work, persevere and commit to your goal.
3. Someone Constantly talking- You and me as well, however don't feel and seek someone talking about someone or something about someone, which doesn't provide good friendship with him or her.
4. Dishonesty- This is an obvious to every one; no single person may like the dishonest person.
5. Infidelity- This another things me or you don't like to see or experience in present or future.
6. Repeating- Same conversation makes people bore and makes no sense to the listener; therefore repeating same things should be avoided.
7. An unfit Body- Everyone thinks own self that am I looking self presented or what do we called impression management which people carry forward- let it be the fitness, dress, full groom well. 

14 REASONS WHY SCHOOL FRIENDS ARE FRIENDS FOR LIFE

1. You grew up together
2. You Can always return to them
3. They Were with you through thick and thin
4. They Never Judge you
5. You Know each Other inside Out
6. You and Your Group have the best reunions
7. You Have Your secret customs which you Celebrate at Every Milestone
8. You know each other's families and they treat you like their own
9. You have plenty of Photos to Reminisce about
10. They are your support system
11. They have always stories about couples and classmates 
12. You still have some left over stuff of your friends from school
13. You survived school and those crazy math classes with them
14. They know all the secrets and embarrassing stories from your childhood Reason to be Friendship

UGC NET PREVIOUS YEAR QUESTION PAPER

1. Who argued that " By Studying traditions of Indian society change can be understood ? - D. P Mukherjee
2. The correct sequence of societal evolution in order of increasing complexity - Hunting Gathering, agriculture and Industrial society.
3. Matching the following - tendency of each group to take for granted the superiority of its own culture- Ethnocentricism, which yields economical or political power and occupies a higher position in society- dominant castes, People of lower castes collectively try to adopt upper caste practices and beliefs to acquire higher status- Sanskritisation, Explain the charges brought about the Indian societies through western contact- Westernisation
4. Sustainable development is characterized by judicious use of resources, maintaining Ecological balance, Keeping soil fertility durable for future generation.
5. Who is the author of the book 'Peasant Society and Culture'?- Robert Redfield
6. Match the following- The World of Work-Robert Dubin, The Sociology of Work-Theodore Caplow, Bureaucracy in Modern society-Peter Blau, Work and Society- Edward Gross
7. " By 'cultural dope' I refer to the man-in-the- sociologist's society who produces the features of society in compliance with pre-established and legitimate alternative of  action that the culture provides." who made the above statement ?- H Garfinkel
8. Which one of the following is not a characteristic of a primary group? - Relations are means to an end
9. Who, of the following, is the author of the book "Economy and Society" ?- Max Weber
10. Which one of the following is not an element of rural community ?- Cultural diversity
11. choose the correct sequence of following in order of increasing complexity- Hunting, Pastoral, Agrarian, Industrial and Post- industrial societies
12. Sociology is characterised by a perspective that places ----------- in the foreground.- social Interaction
13. When two people interact with each other, they form- a dyadic group
14. which one of the following Max Muller believed to be the earliest form of religion?- Naturism
15. Ridicule is a - Social sanction
16. The term 'Reference Group' was first introduced by- Hyman
17. The pivotal methodology of functionalist is - field work
18. To Mead the 'generalised others' and 'significant others' are the creators of - me
19. The collection of roles that goes with a given status is termed as - Role set
20. Who has written the book ' urbanisation and family change'- M. S Gore
21. who studied the structural and functional unity of joint family in 'Mahua'?- I.P Desai

12 THINKS EVERY MAN MUST EXPERIENCE AT LEAST ONCE IN LIFE

1. Living in a strange country - let's find a beautiful place to get lost in
2. A heartbreak - guess what, life moves on
3. A solo trip - there are some place in life where you can only go alone embrace the beauty of your solo journey
4. Companionship of a dog - a dog is the only things on earth that loves you more than he loves himself
5. Getting drunk out of your wits - lets get drunk and tell each other and tell each other everything  we're too afraid to say sober
6. A road trip - life is a trip plan your next vacations
7. Living alone - be on your own
8. Being the best what you do - be the best
9. Failure  - failures defeats losers but it inspires winners
10. Being fearless - Once you become fearless, life become limitless
11. Being completely in touch with nature - one touch of nature is all we need
12. conquering your fear - everything you want is on the other side of fear

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INDOLOGICAL AND TEXTUAL PERSPECTIVES

Introduction

There are two approaches to the study of indian society

1. indological 
2. sociological

approach claim that indian society can be understood only through the concepts therories and frameworks of indian civilisation. Indologists claim that the uniqueness of indian civilisation connot be 

RESEARCH METHODS AND STATISTICS

1. Differentiate between method and methodology.
2. Bring out the nature of Quantitative research.

TRIBAL STUDIES

Tribal health, education, politics, culture, agriculture, sports, economics fashion, genealogy, crisis, management, tourism, mobility, migration, industry, marriage, family and kinship, development, domestic, violence youth, domestic household, family, food, folklore, beliefs, customs, discrimination, displacement, tradition, tribal girls and boys.