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ÿoˆÁTˆEı YÁPˆy‘] ( B.D.P.)

◊`l˘Á[˝bÔÁ‹ôˆ YÃ[˝›l˘Á ( Term End Examination ) : ◊Qˆ„a∂ëˆÃ[˝, 2015 C L«X, 2016

a]ÁL◊[˝VÓÁ¯ ( Sociology ) ac˜ÁÃ^Eı YÁPˆy‘] ( Subsidiary )

Yá˚] Yy [ S-2 : Rural and Urban Sociology (SSO-5) ] a]Ã^ f ª◊TˆX H∞RÙOÁ Y…SÔ]ÁX f 100 Time : 3 Hours

Full Marks : 100

% ( Weightage of Marks : 70% )

( ]Á„XÃ[˝ mÃ[˝”±ºˆ f 70 )

Y◊Ã[˝◊]Tˆ C ^UÁ^U =w¯„Ã[˝Ã[˝ LXÓ ◊[˝„`b ]…_Ó ÂVCÃ^Á c˜„[˝* %£à˘ [˝ÁXÁX, %Y◊Ã[˝¨K˜~TˆÁ A[˝e %Y◊Ã[˝õıÁÃ[˝ c˜ÿôˆÁl˘„Ã[˝Ã[˝ Âl˘‰y X∂ëˆÃ[˝ ÂEı‰ªRÙO ÂXCÃ^Á c˜„[˝* =YÁ„‹ôˆ Y“‰`¬Ã[˝ ]…_Ó]ÁX a…◊ªJÙTˆ %Á‰ªK˜* Special credit will be given for accuracy and relevance in the answer. Marks will be deducted for incorrect spelling, untidy work and illegible handwriting. The weightage for each question has been indicated in the margin.

1* Â^-ÂEıÁ„XÁ V«'◊ªRÙO Y“‰`¬Ã[˝ =w¯Ã[˝ ◊VX f 20 × 2 = 40 (Eı) \ˆÁÃ[˝Tˆ[˝„bÔ DY◊X„[˝◊`Eı C a]EıÁ_›X ^«„GÃ[˝ `“◊]Eı Ê`“S›Ã[˝ ªJÙÁ◊Ã[˝◊≈yEı È[˝◊`rÙÓm◊_ %Á„_ÁªJÙXÁ EıÃ[˝”X* (F) EıÁ^ÔEıÁÃ[˝S X›◊Tˆ◊X\ˆ¤Ã[˝ C %ÁV`ÔÿöˆÁYXEıÁÃ[˝› Tˆ√º¯ V«◊ªRÙO a]Á„_ÁªJÙXÁY…[˝ÔEı %Á„_ÁªJÙXÁ EıÃ[˝”X* (G) ]ÁX◊[˝Eı [˝Áÿôˆ[˝◊[˝VÓÁÃ^ %ÁÃ[˝. ◊Qˆ. ]ÓÁ„Eı◊tÃ[˝ %[˝VÁX [˝ÓÁFÓÁ EıÃ[˝”X* (H) G–Á] C `c˜„Ã[˝Ã[˝ YÁUÔEıÓm◊_ ◊[˝`V\ˆÁ„[˝ [˝ÓÁFÓÁ EıÃ[˝”X* B.A.-7411-G

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2* Â^-ÂEıÁ„XÁ ◊TˆX◊ªRÙO Y“‰`¬Ã[˝ =w¯Ã[˝ ◊VX f 12 × 3 = 36 (Eı) XGÃ[˝ÁÃ^„XÃ[˝ a]aÓÁm◊_ [˝ÓÁFÓÁ EıÃ[˝”X* (F) YÓÁ◊ÆœÙEı ÂG„Qˆ„aÃ[˝ ÂYÏÃ[˝Y«t A[˝e ÂL. GªRÙO]ÓÁ„XÃ[˝ ÂYÏÃ[˝]c˜ÁY«t W˝ÁÃ[˝SÁ V«◊ªRÙO [˝ÓÁFÓÁ EıÃ[˝”X* (G) \ˆÁÃ[˝Tˆ›Ã^ ÊY“l˘ÁY‰ªRÙO ÈÃ[˝◊FEı ◊XÃ[˝[˝◊¨K˜~TˆÁ [˝ÓÁFÓÁ EıÃ[˝”X* (H) T ˆTˆ›Ã^ ◊[˝„`ü XGÃ[˝„Eı◊≥V–Eı aÁ]Á◊LEı %Á„≥VÁ_„X ]◊c˜_Á„VÃ[˝ %[˝VÁX %Á„_ÁªJÙXÁ EıÃ[˝”X* (I¯) G–Á]›S aÁ]Á◊LEı EıÁPˆÁ„]ÁÃ[˝ Y“E ı◊Tˆ [˝ÓÁFÓÁ EıÃ[˝”X* (ªJÙ) a]◊rÙ =~Ã^X Eı]Ôa…ª◊ªJÙ [˝_„Tˆ Eı› Â[˝ÁMıÁÃ^ ? 3* Â^-ÂEıÁ„XÁ ªJÙÁÃ[˝◊ªªRÙO Y“‰`¬Ã[˝ =w¯Ã[˝ ◊VX f 6 × 4 = 24 (Eı) =• w¯ `“] [˝_„Tˆ ◊Eı Â[˝ÁMıÁÃ^ ? (F) "◊[˝`üLX›XTˆÁ[˝ÁV' W˝ÁÃ[˝SÁ◊ªRÙO =VÁc˜Ã[˝Sac˜ [˝ÓÁFÓÁ EıÃ[˝”X* (G) ÂEı≥V–›\ˆ[˝X Tˆ„√º¯Ã[˝ ae◊l˘ä ◊[˝[˝Ã[˝S ◊VX* (H) ÂEı≥V–›Ã^ ÿöˆÁXTˆ„√º¯Ã[˝ `Tˆ¤m◊_ [˝SÔXÁ EıÃ[˝”X* (I¯) `c˜Ã[˝ C XG„Ã[˝Ã[˝ YÁUÔEıÓm◊_ %Á„_ÁªJÙXÁ EıÃ[˝”X* (ªJÙ) T ˆTˆ›Ã^ ◊[˝„`ü Y“Á◊‹ôˆEı `“◊]„EıÃ[˝ %[˝ÿöˆÁ \ˆÁÃ[˝Tˆ›Ã^ ÊY“l˘ÁY‰ªRÙO %Á„_ÁªJÙXÁ EıÃ[˝”X* (ªK˜) Yá˚Á„Ã^Tˆ [˝Ó[˝ÿöˆÁÃ[˝ EıÁ^ÔÁ[˝◊_m◊_ Eı› Eı› ? (L) "◊X◊[˝QÕˆ E ı◊b A_ÁEıÁ Eı]Ôa…ªJÙ›' %Á„_ÁªJÙXÁ EıÃ[˝”X*

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SSO-V (UT-173/16)

English Version 1.

Answer any two questions : (a)

labour

class

during

colonial

and

contemporary India. (b)

(c)

(e)

Explain the nature of rural social structure.

(f)

What

20 × 2 = 40

Explain the features of the concept of

3.

by

the

concept

6 × 4 = 24

(a)

Define surplus labour.

(b)

Explain the concept of cosmopolitanism with example.

(c)

Briefly describe the concentric zone theory.

Discuss the contribution of R.D. Mackenzie

(d)

Discuss the conditions of Central Place theory.

Elaborately discuss the differences between

(e)

12 × 3 = 36

Discuss the problems of urbanization.

(b)

Explain the concepts of Patrick Geddess's conurbation and J. Gottmann's Metropolis. Illustrate the concept of continuum in

Express the differences between City and Urban.

(f)

(a)

The condition of marginal workers in third world countries. Discuss in the context of India.

(g)

What are system ?

(h)

Discuss

Discuss the contribution of women in the urbanized social movement in third world country.

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the the

functions

of

Panchayat

concept

of

Intensive

Agricultural Area Programme.

special reference to India. (d)

mean

and normative theory.

Answer any three questions :

(c)

you

Answer any four questions :

Critically discuss the behavioural theory

Rural and Urban. 2.

do

Community Development Programme ?

on Human Ecology. (d)

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conurbation and J. Gottmann's Metropolis. (c) Illustrate the concept of continuum in. special reference to India. (d) Discuss the contribution of women in the.

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