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Telangana State Board Class 10th Social Science Syllabus is available on the official website i.e. bse.telangana.gov.in. There are 21 chapters in the syllabus for academic year 2024-25. The exam is divided into two sections of 40 marks each:
The TS Class 10th Social Science Syllabus must be thoroughly reviewed by students to familiarise themselves with the chapters that will be asked in the TS Board exam for the academic year 2024-25. The TS Board Class 10th Social Science Syllabus is given below.
Chapter 1: India: Relief Features
Chapter 2: Ideas on Development
Chapter 3: Production and Employment
Chapter 4: Climate in Indian Context
Chapter 5: Indian Rivers and Water Resources
Chapter 6: The Population
Chapter 7: Settlement and Migration
Chapter 8: Rampur: Village Economy
Chapter 9: Globalisation
Chapter 10: Food Security
Chapter 11: Sustainable Development with Equity
Chapter 12: The world between wars 1900-1950
Chapter 13: National Liberation Movements in the colonies
Chapter 14: National Movement in India–Partition & Independence 1939-1947
Chapter 15: Making of Independent India’s Constitution
Chapter 16: The Election Process in India
Chapter 17: Independent India (The first 30 years 1947-1977)
Chapter 18: Emerging Political Trends (1977-2007)
Chapter 19: Post-War World and India
Chapter 20: Social Movements in our times
Chapter 21: The Movement for the Formation of Telangana State
Detail of topics covered under each chapter will help the aspiring candidates. Understand what exactly is covered in each chapter and how they should prepare for it.
CHAPTER |
TOPICS COVERED |
Part 1: Geography And Economics |
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India: Relief and Features |
Location, Geological background, Major relief divisions, the Himalayas, The Indo-Gangetic plain, The Peninsular Plateau, The Thar Desert, The Coastal plains, and the Islands |
Production and Employment |
What development Promises: Different people, Different Goals, Income and other Goals, How to compare Different Countries or States, Income and other Criteria, Public Facilities, Human Development Report—India and its neighbours for 2015 data, Development as progress over time |
Indian Rivers and Water Resources |
Sectors of Economy, Gross Domestic Product (GDP), How do we estimate GDP? Changes in the importance of sectors: value of goods and services produced and employment of people, Employment—the working life in India, Organized and unorganised sector employment in India, How to create more and better conditions of employment |
Ideas of Development |
Climate and Weather, Climografs, India, Factors influencing climate and weather: Latitude on distance from the equator, Land-water relationship, Relief, Upper atmosphere circulation, Winter, Summer, Advancing monsoon, Retreating monsoon, Global warming and Climate Change, AGW and climate change, Impact of change on India |
Climate in India |
The Himalayan Rivers : The Indus system, The Brahmaputra system, The Peninsular Rivers, Water use, Inflows and outflows, Water use in Tungabhadra river basin, Rational and equitable Use of water—a case study or Hivre Bazar of Maharastra, Water as common pool resource |
Population |
A survey of our own area (population), What does the census show? , Age structure, Sex Ratio, Literacy Rates, Life Expectancy, Population Growth and Processes of Population Change, Change in population size, Population density |
Settlement and Migration |
What is a settlement? How did settlements begin? , Why do settlements change? What types of places formed as settlements? How are settlements organised? , Urbanization in India, Indian settlements in hierarchy, Aerotropoli, jet-age city, Urbanisation problems, Measure and classify migration patterns, Migration in India (census 2001, 2011), Rural-urban migration, Seasonal and temporary Migration, What happens when people migrate? , International migration |
Rampur: Village Economy |
The story of Rampur village, Farming in Rampur, Land and other natural resources, Land distribution in Rampur, Organization of Production: a) Land, b) Tools, machines, and buildings, c) Raw material and money, d) Knowledge and enterprise; Labor: for a farm and wages?, Capital: arranging physical and working capital, Surplus or Loss for farmer, Non-farm activities in Rampur, Small-scale manufacturing in Rampur, The shopkeepers of Rampur, Transport |
Globalisation |
Production across Countries, Interlinking Production Across Countries, Foreign trade and Integration of markets What is globalization? Factors that have enabled globalization, Technology, liberalization of foreign and foreign investment policy; institutions of global governance; the World Trade Organization (WTO); Impact of Globalization in India, and The struggle for a fair globalization |
Sustainable Development with Equity |
Development again, Environment and development, People’s Rights over the Environment, Towards sustainable Development with Equity, At Alternative Public Distribution system |
Part 2: History and civics |
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Food Security |
Food security for the country, Increasing food grain production, Availability of Food grains, Other food items, Access to food, Public Distribution System (PDS), Nutrition status |
National Liberation Movements in colonies |
China: two different phases, Establishing the Republic, The Rise of the Communist Party of China, Establishing the New Democracy: 1949-1954, Land Reforms, Vietnam: Against two colonizers, The colonial experience, Emergence of Vietnamese Nationalism, The New Republic of Vietnam, The entry of the US into the War, Nigeria: forming unity against the colonizers, British colonialism and the making of a Nation, Independent and week Democracy Oil, environment and politics |
The world between wars 1900 to 1950 |
World Wars, Causes of the two world wars compared, Aggressive nationalism, Imperialism, Secret Alliances, The Armaments Race, Militarism, The special contest of the Second World War, The treaty of Versailles, The League of nations, German Challenge to vengeful domination, The fear or Socialism and the USSR, Consequences of the World Wars: Enormous human cost Democratic principles asserted: Second World War (1939-1945); New balance of power; New International Organizations; Enfranchisement of women, Russian Socialist Revolution, The Great Depression, Rise of Nazism in Germany, The defeat and end |
National Movements in India |
Should the war supported by Indians? 1939-42, The Muslim League, The Hindu Mahasabha and the RSS The Pakistan Resolution, Who will make the British Quit India? , The popular upsurge 11946–48, Muslim League and Congress—negotiation for transfer of power, A possible alternative to partition, Partition and migration, Integration of states |
Election Process in India |
Election system in India, The Election Commission, Political parties in election, Conduct of elections at various levels, Voting mechanism, NOTA, The need for electoral reforms |
First 30 years of Independent India |
First General Elections, Election procedure, One party dominance in political system, Demand for State Reorganization, State Re organization Act, 1956, SRC—State are organization commission, Social and Economic change, Foreign policy and Wars, Anti-Hindi agitation, Green Revolution, Regional Parties and Regional Movements, Bangladesh war, EmergencY |
Postwars: World and India |
After world war II, UNO, Cold war (1945-1991), Proxy war, Military alliances, Arms and space race, NAM, West Asian Conflicts, Growth of Nationalism in the Middle East, Peace movements, Collapse of the USSR |
Making of India’s Independent Constitution |
Revisiting the Indian Constitution, Nepal Constitution preamble 2007, Japan Constitution preamble 1946, Constituent Assembly Debates, Draft constitution, The vision of the constitution, Debate on Fundamental Rights, The Constitution Today |
Emerging Political Trends |
Return of Democracy after emergency, Elections—1977—End of Emergency, Some important parties of 1970s: BLD, Congress, CPI (M), DMK, Jan Sangh, SAD, Regional party - Telangana, Assam movement, The Punjab Agitation, The new initiatives of Rajiv Gandhi Era, Rise of Communalism and Corruption in High places |
Social Movement in our times |
Civil Rights and Other Movements of 1960s, Human Rights Movements in the USSR, Anti-nuclear and Anti-War Movements, Globalization, marginalized people and environmental movements Greenpeace Movement in Europe, Bhopal Gas Disaster-related movements, Silent Valley Movement 1973-85, Movement against dams—Narmada river, Movement of women for Social Justice, Aadavallu Ekamaite, Social mobilization on human rights, Meria Paibi Movement |
The movement for the formation of Telangana |
The merger of Hyderabad State with India, The Gentlemen’s Agreement, Mulki Rules, 1969 Agitation, Movements in 1990s, In the process of achieving Telangana, Withdrawal of announcement |
Candidates can click on the link given below to download the TS Board Class 10th Social Science Syllabus PDF:
TS Board Class 10th Social Science Syllabus PDF |
Downloading the TS SSC Social Science syllabus 2024-25 is straightforward. The Social Science syllabus can be obtained by students by following the procedures outlined below.
Social Science Class 10 published by The Government of Telangana, Hyderabad
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