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ba pt II - Maharshi Dayanand Saraswati University, Ajmer, Rajasthan

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22. POPULATION STUDIES<br />

Scheme<br />

Two Papers Min. Pass Marks: 72, Max 200 Marks<br />

Paper I 3 hours duration Max 100 Marks<br />

Paper <strong>II</strong> 3 hours duration Max 100 Marks<br />

Note: Each paper is divided in to three units. The candidates are required to total<br />

five question attem<strong>pt</strong>ing one question term each unit.<br />

Paper – I Population, Environment And Natural Resources<br />

3 hrs. duration Max. Marks 100<br />

Unit I<br />

Population growth and Natural Resources, Biotic and Abiotic resources,<br />

Renewable and non-renewable resources.<br />

Population growth and Noise pollution, Population growth and Air pollution,<br />

Population growth and Water pollution, Green house effect and glo<strong>ba</strong>l warming.<br />

Unit <strong>II</strong><br />

Soil-erosion, desertification, salinity and water-logging, wild-life conservation,<br />

Human being as a resource.<br />

Consequences of Population explosion on human resource, Social Forestry,<br />

Afforestation.<br />

Unit <strong>II</strong>I<br />

Definition and conce<strong>pt</strong> of sustainable development, Economic aspect of<br />

sustainable development, Social aspect of sustainable development, Environmental<br />

aspect sustainable development,<br />

Books Recommended:<br />

1. Kingsley Denis and N.H.Bernstam- “Resources, Environment and population”<br />

2. Anil Kumar -“Epidemiology. Health and population”<br />

Paper – <strong>II</strong> Population Policies And Family Welfare Programme<br />

3 hrs. duration Max. Marks 100<br />

Unit I<br />

Introduction of Population Policy, Principal features of population policy,<br />

Economic, cultural, social issue related to population policy.<br />

Need for population policy, Objectives of Population policy, Major Population<br />

issues in developed and developing countries.<br />

Unit <strong>II</strong><br />

Unequal Distribution of Population at Regional Level, Unequal Population Growth<br />

in groups of different Religion and its consequences, Unequal Population Growth<br />

in different Caste in different States of India.<br />

National Population Policy – 2001, Population Policy of <strong>Rajasthan</strong>, Problems of<br />

over-population, problems of under population.<br />

Unit <strong>II</strong>I<br />

Conce<strong>pt</strong> of family welfare programme, Need of family welfare Programme, Causes<br />

of Limited Success of family welfare programme in India, family welfare programme<br />

Syllabus/B.A. Part -<strong>II</strong> / 113 114 / Syllabus/B.A. Part -<strong>II</strong><br />

and Immunization.<br />

Books Recommended:<br />

1- oh- lh- flUgk ] iq"ik flUgk & Þ tukafddh ds fl}kUr Þ ] e;wj isijcsDl<br />

2- Mkå t; izdk’k feJk Þ tuakfddh ds fl}kUr Þ ] lkfgR; Hkou ifCyds’ku<br />

3- ,l- lh- JhokLro & Þ tuakfddh v/;;u ds izk:i Þ] fgeky; ifCyf’kaxgkÅl<br />

4. Asha A. Bhende, Tara kanitkar – “Principals of Population Studies”,<br />

Himalaya Publishing house.<br />

5. R. K. Prasad –“Population Planning, Policy and Programme”,<br />

Deep and Deep Publications.<br />

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Books Recommended:<br />

1. Kingsley Denis and N.H.Bernstam – “Resources, Environment and population”<br />

2. Anil Kumar - “Epidemiology. Health and population”<br />

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