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1. Economics (The Primary Connection)

2. Human Geography

3. Sociology

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2. History

3. Political science

4. Economics

Mahir Razi

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1. Geography

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WORLD POPULATIION RATIO

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Short Explanation:
A community garden is a perfect example of Sociology in action. It shows how a group of people from different backgrounds organizes themselves to manage a shared space. It demonstrates concepts like social cooperation, community identity, and how collective human effort can transform a local environment.

One Question:
"How does participating in a shared community project change the way neighbors interact with one another?"

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This image shows a street market where people buy and sell goods. It relates to economics because it shows how supply and demand work in everyday life, especially in informal markets.

❓ Question:

How do street markets help support people who don’t have formal jobs?

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What are Social Sciences?

Some major social science fields include:

Sociology – examines social relationships, institutions, and structures

Economics – focuses on how resources are produced, distributed, and used

Political Science – explores systems of governance and political behavior

Psychology – studies human thoughts, emotions, and actions

Anthropology – looks at human societies across time and cultures

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Government & Policy: Political science and economics inform public policy, international relations, and economic resource allocation.

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We can see social science everywhere as it is the study of people or society, we can see it around us in many ways.

One very common way is economics, we can see trade and commerce all around us and the world.

Question: How does economy bring people together?

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this shows social science because it involves people interacting, buying goods, and making economic choices in society.

question - how do supermarkets decide the prices of products?

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PUBLIC RIOT WHICH DOES NOT FOLLOW RULES 

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Political science - Political discipline means behaving peacefully and following rules during protests and political activities.

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This scene represents Economics and Sociology. It shows how people trade goods for money (Supply and Demand) and how different cultures interact through food and commerce.

How does the price of a product change based on how many people want to buy it?

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We see social science everywhere people interact — in streets, schools, markets, workplaces, and even online. Anytime humans make choices, follow rules, share spaces, or solve problems together, social science is in action. It helps us understand how society works, why people behave the way they do, and how communities stay organized.

question:

How does the way people interact in public places help us understand society better?

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A supermarket

Explanation: Economics studies buying and selling of goods in markets.

Question: Why do prices of some items increase?

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Discipline: Economics

Short Explanation:
A crowded metro shows how demand for public transport increases in busy cities, especially during peak hours.

Question:
Why do more people choose public transport during rush hours instead of private vehicles? Ahan Amardeep 9D

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Media, Technology, and Social Influence - Akash Harihara Sudhan

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Media, Technology, and Social Influence - Akash Harihara Sudhan

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Interactions with social media, news, and advertisements engage social psychology and communication studies. The way opinions are shaped, trends are followed, and virality spreads exemplifies social influence, conformity, and the impact of mass media on public perception.

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We can see social science in many places. Let's take an example of our country India. It has physical features such as Plateaus, Deserts, Valleys, Mountains, Ghats, Coastal Plains, etc... It has the Arabic Ocean to its western side, the Indian Ocean in the South, In the East it has the Bay of Bengal.

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These are a group of images which show relevance to Social Science. Human evolution is a branch in social science which helps us understand how human improve the their cultural, physical and social activities

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Social science is the academic study of human society and social relationships, examining how individuals interact, behave, and organize themselves.

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Social science is the academic study of human society and social relationships, examining how individuals interact, behave, and organize themselves.

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What is gender equality?

Mahir Razi

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Short Explanation:
Social science is seen in our daily life—when people buy and sell (economics), follow rules (civics), learn in school (education), or celebrate traditions (sociology). It helps us understand how society works.

Question:
Which type of social science do you observe most in your daily life, and why?

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Social science is seen everywhere around us.every part of our day has someting to do with social science. eg- law. every rule that we must obey, and follow is for our safety and ease.

what is an example for a law that protects peoples interests

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1. Water Scarcity in Maharashtra

A town in Maharashtra faces water shortages every summer because rainfall has become irregular and the nearby river dries up early. Farmers depend on tankers, and some families migrate to cities. Which Social Science discipline best explains this situation?

2. Textile Industry Changes

A museum exhibit shows how British colonial policies destroyed local weaving traditions and how the Swadeshi Movement revived Indian crafts. Which discipline helps us understand these long-term changes?

3.Waste Management in Bengaluru

Residents complain about irregular garbage collection and meet their elected councillor. The municipal corporation increases waste‑collection vehicles and sets new rules. Which discipline explains this process?

4. Rising Costs in a Dairy Business

A family dairy business struggles because cattle feed and fuel prices have increased. They raise milk prices, but customers buy less, reducing income. Which discipline explains this situation?

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Create a digital poster showing the importance of Social Science in daily life.
Your poster must include:

4 icons or images

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1. Society

Social Science helps us understand how people live together, how communities function, and how diversity shapes shared spaces. It explains relationships, customs, and social responsibilities, helping us build harmony in a multicultural country like India.

2. Environment

Human life depends on natural resources, and Social Science shows how our actions affect the environment. It connects climate, land use, forests, water, and human activity, helping us understand issues like pollution, deforestation, and climate change.

3. Economy

Everyday decisions—what families buy, how people earn, how prices rise—are shaped by economic forces. Social Science explains production, income, employment, poverty, and development, helping us understand why fair opportunities matter for everyone.

4. Governance

Governments shape public services such as schools, hospitals, transport, and safety. Social Science explains how laws are made, how elections work, and how citizens participate. It helps us understand rights, duties, and the importance of accountability.

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“Where Do We See Social Science?”

Add one image, one short explanation, and one question related to any discipline.

Example: A photo of a crowded metro

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-Meaning, scope and relevance of Social Science

-Understanding Social Science from an Indian perspective

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🌍 Summary -

Human beings are naturally social and grow up as part of families and wider communities.

People live together in villages, towns, and cities, depending on one another for safety, work, learning, and well‑being.

Communities share public spaces and resources such as water, roads, schools, hospitals, markets, parks, and workplaces.

People also share ideas, customs, languages, beliefs, and responsibilities.

Because life is interconnected, the actions of one person can affect many others.

Social Science studies these relationships, shared systems, and the ways people live together.

It uses organised and systematic methods—asking questions, collecting information, comparing evidence, and forming explanations.

Social Science helps us understand how groups form, how rules and institutions develop, and how societies change over time.

It also encourages thinking about fairness and responsibility by examining who benefits or loses from decisions, and why.

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This picture shows Geography and Economics from a very personal angle. It’s not just about money and buildings; it's about a community creating a gathering place. Here, human decisions—why people work there, what they choose to buy, and the conversations they have—weave together to create the "vibe" and local character of the neighborhood, turning a simple business into a vital social space.