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1 Assignment Subject : Gandhian Thought and Peace studies Subject Code : PGDGTS Course Title : Course Code : PGDGTS-01 vf/kdre vad & 30 Maximum Marks Section A Note : Long Answer Questions. Answer should be given in 800 to 1000 words. Answer all questions. All questions are compulsory. vf/kdre vad & 18 Maximum Marks 18 How did Gandhiji conduct this fight against apartheid in South Africa? Explain in the difference between Sarvodaya and Socialism. What lines Gandhiji criticized the western civilization? Gandhi s philosophy is known as truth oriented philosophy. Explain. Describe briefly Gandhi s Ekadash Vrats. Describe, according to Gandhi ji the nature of God. Describe the impact of stay in England on Gandhi s life. Describe the impact of Tolstoy on the life of Gandhiji. Describe the Gandhiji s views on Education. Section - B Note : Short Answer Questions. Answer should be given in 200 to 300 words. Answer all questions. All questions are compulsory. Write notes on Gandhiji s views on Nationalism. Gandhiji s views on Sarvodaya. vf/kdre vad & 12 Maximum Marks 12
2 Describe the Gandhiji s efforts for the abolition of Untouchability. Write Gandhiji s view on relationship between means and end. Write the relevance of Gandhian philosophy in present times. Discuss Gandhi ji views on women empowerment. Write a brief notes on Environmental views of Gandhiji. Describe the views regarding democratic decentralization. Truth is God, God is truth. Write short notes. Write views on Gandhiji s Satyagrah. What is the relation between rights and duties according to Gandhi ji. Write notes on Anasaktiyoga. Distinguish between brute-force and soul-force. Write short notes on Bread labour. Describe the Gandhiji s views on Dharma. Write notes on Gandhiji s constructive Programme. Gandhi and Quit India movement. Write notes on Champaran Satyagraha,
3 Assignment Subject : Subject Code : PGDGTS- Course Title : Course Code : PGDGTS- vf/kdre vad & 30 Maximum Marks Section A Note : Long Answer Questions. Answer should be given in 800 to 1000 words. Answer all questions. All questions are compulsory. vf/kdre vad & 18 Maximum Marks 18 Write an essay on Relevance of Gandhi ji in present time. Discuss the relevance of Gandhism under present circumstances. In the age of unrest in the only hope for humanity Analyze it. Give your opinion about the relevance of Gandhian social and political ideas in the present context. Write our ideas on the relevance of Gandhism in the twenty first century. Analyse the views of Mahatma Gandhi on satyagrah and non-violeonce. Discuss the Mahatma Gandhi s contribution to political thought. Discuss the views of Gandhiji on non-possession and trusteeship. Critically examine Gandhi s concept of spiritualization of politics. Section - B Note : Short Answer Questions. Answer should be given in 200 to 300 words. Answer all questions. All questions are compulsory. Describe the moral function of Gandhian political philosophy. vf/kdre vad & 12 Maximum Marks 12
4 Satyagraha is dynamic, passive resistance is static (Gandhi Ji). comment it. Discuss the contribution of Mahatama Gandhi to Indian freedom movement. Discus the Gandhian concept ofttruth. How for is it correct to say that Gandhiji was a practical idealist? Give your views in this regard.. Write note on critique of modernity in Hind Swaraj. Critically explain the ideas of Gandhiji about truth and non-violence. Discuss about the views of Gandhiji on state. Mahatama Gandhi is modernist. Examine it. Explain Gandhi s ideas on the constructive programme and on end and means. Evaluate the social and political ideas of Mahatma Gandhi. Discuss Gandhiji as an Anarchist. What were the ideas of Gandhiji as regards protection of environment? What was Gandhiji s approach as regards Swaraj? Discuss various constructive programmes sponsored by Mahatma Gandhi.. Discuss the gandhian concept of Sarvodaya. Analyse the views of Gandhi ji regarding women. Discuss the theory of truth and non-violence.
5 Assignment Subject : Gandhian Thought and Peace studies Subject Code : PGDGTS-03 Course Title : Course Code : PGDGTS Minimum Marks: 18 SECTION A Note: Long Answer Questions. Answer should be given in 800 to 1000 words. Answer all questions. All questions are compulsory. Discus the meaning and importance of Gandhi s concept of Satyagraha. Describe the nature of Gadhian s Ethics. Discuss the doctrin of truth and non-violence. Explain Gandhi s concept of swadeshi Doyou agree with view that end justifies means? Clarify Gandhiana statement that "Truth is God". Explain decentralization of state according to Gandhi Evaluate the relevance of Ahimsa in present time. Compare the ethical thoughts of Gandhi and Marx. Section B : Note : Short Answer Questions Answer should be given in 200 to 300 words. All questions are compulsory. Discuss Gandhi constructire contributions in social life Maximum Marks: 12 What do you mean by Passive resistance.
6 What is differents between Strike and Dharna? Discuss the kinds of Satyagrah according to Gandhi. Explaint he human nature accoridng to Gandhi Ji. Describe the Loctrine of Varna accoridng to Gandhi Ji. Explain Gandhi s concept of Swaraj What do you mean by Swadeshi? Evaluate the doctrin of Swaraj. Means justifies end discuss according to Gandhi. Evaluate the doctrine of Trusteeship. Discuss the Gender Equality accoridng to Gandhiji. Discuss the difference between Varna and jati according to Gandhi. Discuss the Importance of communal unity. Briefly narrate the doctrine of Sarvodaya. Distinguish between ethical thoughts of Gandhi and Marx Discuss the Purasharth. What is the relevance of Decentralisation in Globlisation?
7 Assignment Subject : Subject Code : PGDGTS-04 Course Title : Course Code : PGDGTS-04 Section A Note : Long Answer Questions. Answer should be given in 800 to 1000 words. Answer all questions. All questions are compulsory. vf/kdre vad & 30 Maximum Marks 30 vf/kdre vad & 18 Maximum Marks 18 Describe the Gandhian contribution to world-peace. Discuss the views of Gandhiji regarding empowerment of Women. What do you mean by basic education framed by Gandhi ji. Explain the views of Gandhi ji on basic education. Compare between Gandhi and Ambedkar regarding Dalit-problems. Discuss Gandhian views on conflict-resolution. Explain the Gandhian concept of Sarva-Dharma-Sambhav. The concept of Gandhian development is eco-friendly. Explain it. Elucidate the Gandhian concept of democratic decentralization. Discuss the views of Gandhiji on nature and state. Section - B Note : Short Answer Questions. Answer should be given in 200 to 300 words. Answer all questions. All questions are compulsory. Discuss the Gandhian solution regarding democratic problems. vf/kdre vad & 12 Maximum Marks 12
8 Write an easy on the concept of Gram-swarajya in present context. What do you under stand by social inclusion? Explain the views of Gandhi regarding it. Write an easy on Human rights and Gandhiji. What is the economic and technological nature of globalization? Elucidate the relevance of Gandhian ideas in this reference. Compare between Gandhism and Marxism. For Gandhi duties are more important than rights Elucidate it. Discuss the views of Gandhi regarding liberty and equality. Write an easy on Terrorism and Gandhi ji. Discuss the relevance of Gandhism regarding recent issues like Science and technology, Media, Terrorism and Human Rights. The Non Violence policy of Gandhiji jolted the whole world. Explain this statement. Critically examine the global sources of contemporary conflicts. Discuss coercion as a method of conflict resolution. Write notes on Gandhiji and peace education in contemporary world. Peace movements across nations. Gandhiji remained very active for protection of Dalit interests. Gandhiji addressed untouchables as Harijans. Did this improve the condition of untouchables? Explain specific sources of conflict.
9 Assignment Subject : Subject Code : PGDGTS-05 Course Title : Course Code : PGDGTS-05 vf/kdre vad & 30 Maximum Marks Section A Note : Long Answer Questions. Answer should be given in 800 to 1000 words. Answer all questions. All questions are compulsory. Swadeshi is that spirit in us which restricts us to the use and survise of an immediate surroundings to the exclusion of the more remote (Gandhiji).comment it. Discuss Gandhi s concept of truth and non-violence. Why was the opposed to modern civilization? Highlight Mahatama Gandhi s role in the Indian national movement. Swaraj is the eulizaation of swadeshi and Sarvodaya comment it. Discuss about Gandhian perspective of development and its contemporary relevance. Compare the Gandhian and nehruvian models of development. vf/kdre vad & 18 Maximum Marks 18 Discuss the Gandhian concept of Sarvodaya. Analyse the views of Gandhi ji regarding women. Gandhian concept of Ram Rajya in part utopian and partrealistic comment it. Section - B Note : Short Answer Questions. Answer should be given in 200 to 300 words. Answer all questions. All questions are compulsory. What is Sarvodaya? Describe the ideas of Gandhiji on Sarvodaya. vf/kdre vad & 12 Maximum Marks 12
10 Mahatama Gandhi was an ideal Anarchist discuss it. Describe the views of Gandhiji on Satyagraha. Discuss about the criticism of Gandhian philosophy. Describe the views of Gandhji on colonialism and imperialism. Discuss Gandhian views regarding Nationalism vs. Internationalism. Critically explain the ideas of Gandhiji about truth and non-violence. Discuss about the views of Gandhiji on state. Mahatama Gandhi is modernist. Examine it. Explain Gandhi s ideas on the constructive programme and end and means. Assess the social and political ideas of Mahatma Gandhi. Discuss Gandhiji as an Anarchist. Distinguish between brute-force and soul-force. Write short notes on Bread labour. Describe the Gandhiji s views on Dharma. Write an easy on Terrorism and Gandhi ji. Critically discuss the ideas of Mahatama Gandhi as regarding women impowerment. Write an easy on the concept of Gram-Swarajya in present context.
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