An introduction to the rich diversity of the ancient Indian discussions on statecraft, economy, and law and the problems arising out of anachronistic interpretations of the past to address contemporary political exigencies.

Understanding the key concepts in Social Sciences

A course to help students sing better and play the Keyboard as an accompaniment.

This course will enable students to gain a critical perspective to deal with these issues and orient themselves towards meaningful intervention in practice.

A course likely to offer a window into the processes employed in the discipline to generate knowledge together with a glimpse of the organization and structure of some of the significant mathematics ideas.

Develop essential skills like engaging with opposing viewpoints, clarity of expression, and the foundations for rigorous creativity.

Enhances laboratory skills and makes students independent in carrying out laboratory protocols and using instruments. 

Who does work? What kinds of work are there? How does this matter for the economy?

Understand the importance of conversations, storytelling, extended discussions and play in supporting children’s oral language development and literacy

Enables students to understand perspectives and pedagogical approaches that would support language learning in Indian classrooms.

Become critically aware of the role language plays in education

Explores structures and processes at work in the late medieval period, covering Mughal influence in the North, etc., and concludes with an examination of the 18^th-century ​‘transition’ to colonial rule.

The relationship between law and development. 

What are institutions? What is their role? How do they work? How do they shape political and administrative actions?

The concepts of law and justice have been critical to the journey of the modern world. What made modern law universal? What has been the journey of law and justice in globalisation?

Understanding law from the perspective of legal subjects

Apply knowledge from the classroom learning onto field practice and vice versa.

The law as a key influence in shaping the social order and modern world. 

Understanding the basic methods of classical jurisprudence.

This course will provide students a critical-ethnographic perspective on theories of governance and public policy relating to violence and disorder.

Explore the potential of mandala art in fostering creativity and wellness in a hands-on way

India’s legal system and its systematic changes. 

Evaluate environmental and social impacts from cradle to grave with Life Cycle Assessment expertise.

The plane is thought to be two-dimensional, experienced space as three-dimensional and represent them by coordinate systems. This course leads to vector spaces and linear maps which crop up everywhere in mathematics. 

Why does Pride and Prejudice inspire chick lit like Bridget Jones Diary or what makes Shakespeare important enough across continents and centuries to produce a film like Haider in India?