UNIT - I 

1. The Birth and Growth of Nationalism in India : The Indian National Congress 2. Trend of Moderatism and Extremism in Indian National Movement 3. Indian National Movement : Non-coperation, Civil Disobedience and Quit India Movement 4. Towards Independence, 5. Constitution-Making and its Salient Features 6. Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles and Fundamental Duties 7. Federal System and Centre-state Relations, 8. Union Executive : Persident, Prime Minister and the Council of Ministers, 9. Parliament, 10 .State Governments, 11. Judiciary : Supreme and High Court, 12. Local Self-Government : Panchayati Raj System, 13. Political Parties and Pressure Groups, 14. Idioms of Indian Politics, 15. Nation-Building and National Integration, 16. Constitutional Development, 17. A Miscellaneous Study, 

UNIT - II 

1. International Politics 2. Major Traditional and Modern Approaches 3. Theories Related to Great Debates 4. Theories Related to Neo-Neo-Debates 5. Politics of Power 6.Balance of Power 7. Collective Security, 8. International Law 9. Foreign Policy, 10.Cold War and Detente, 11. Non-Aligned Movement, 12 .Disarmament and Arms Control, 13 .New International Economic Order, 14. Regional Organisation, 15 .South Asia, 16. New Scenario of International Politics, 17. United Nations Organisation, 18. Indian’s Foreign Policy (1946-71)–I, 19. India’s Foreign Policy (1971-91)–II, 20. India’s Foreign Policy—III in the Post-Cold War Era, 21. Terrorism, 22. Third World in International Politics, 23. India’s Relations with America, Russia and Other Countries, 24. New World Order, 25. A Miscellaneous Study.