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Course Title: Political Science and Geography for Classes 9th to 12th

Course Duration: This course can be spread over an academic year with regular evening classes. Each class is 1 hour.

Week 1-2: Introduction to Political Science

• Class 9: Understanding Politics and Government
• Class 10: Key Concepts in Political Science
• Class 11: Political Theories (Liberalism, Socialism, Conservatism)
• Class 12: International Relations

Week 3-6: Indian Political System

• Class 13: The Constitution of India
• Class 14: Fundamental Rights and Duties
• Class 15: Indian Parliament and Political Parties
• Class 16: State Governments and Local Administration

Week 7-9: Political Issues in India

• Class 17: Social and Political Movements
• Class 18: Challenges to Democracy in India
• Class 19: Recent Political Developments in India

Week 10-13: Introduction to Geography

• Class 20: Basics of Geography and Earth's Structure
• Class 21: Map Reading and Types of Maps
• Class 22: Climate and Weather
• Class 23: World Geography - Continents and Oceans

Week 14-17: Physical Geography

• Class 24: Earth's Landforms (Mountains, Plateaus, Plains)
• Class 25: Natural Disasters (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Tsunamis)
• Class 26: Oceans and Water Bodies
• Class 27: Erosion, Weathering, and Soil Formation

Week 18-21: Human Geography

• Class 28: Population - Growth, Distribution, and Density
• Class 29: Migration and Urbanization
• Class 30: Economic Geography - Agriculture and Industries
• Class 31: Cultural and Social Geography

Week 22-24: Environmental Geography

• Class 32: Environmental Issues and Conservation
• Class 33: Natural Resources - Water, Forests, Minerals
• Class 34: Climate Change and Global Environmental Challenges

Week 25-26: Geography of India

• Class 35: Physical Features of India
• Class 36: Climate Zones and Vegetation in India
• Class 37: Rivers, Lakes, and Agriculture in India

Week 27-30: Contemporary Issues

• Class 38: Sustainable Development and Environmental Challenges
• Class 39: Geopolitics, Regional Conflicts, and International Relations
• Class 40: Revision and Q&A

Final Week: Course Review and Assessments

• Class 41: Review of Key Concepts and Topics
• Class 42: Final Assessments and Tests
• Class 43: Student Presentations and Project Discussions
• Class 44: Course Conclusion, Feedback, and Future Recommendations

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