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Society Social Sciences

Society Social Sciences

English Paperback
Sharad Singh
₹160 ₹200 20% off
हिंदी Paperback
Ratneshwar Kumar Singh
₹320 ₹400 20% off
हिंदी Paperback
Braj Kishore Kuthiala
₹360 ₹450 20% off
हिंदी Paperback
Dr. Laxman Yadav
₹207 ₹249 17% off

The Society, Social Sciences category on Rachnaye brings together books that help readers understand how societies function—through history, sociology, anthropology, political thought, gender studies, caste studies, economics, psychology, and cultural analysis. These books explain patterns of power, inequality, identity, and change in India and across the world.

What readers will find here:

  • Sociology, anthropology & social theory

  • Caste, class, gender & identity studies

  • Indian society—village, urban, tribal & regional perspectives

  • Social movements, reform, and resistance

  • Political thought, democracy & citizenship

  • Psychology, social behaviour & human interaction

  • Culture, media & everyday life studies

  • Research-based writing used in higher education and civil services preparation

  • Multilingual academic and accessible texts

What types of books are included under society and social sciences?

These include sociology, anthropology, caste and gender studies, political thought, psychology, cultural studies, and research-based social analysis.

Are these books useful for UPSC and state PSC exams?

Absolutely. Many titles support GS papers, sociology optional, political science, essay writing, and interview preparation.

Are these books suitable for general readers?

Yes. Alongside academic texts, the category includes accessible writing for non-specialist readers.

Do these books cover contemporary Indian society?

Yes. Many books focus on modern social issues—urbanisation, inequality, identity, media, and governance.

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