About the book:

The first part of this book, "Indian Society and Social Justice," focuses on Indian society, while the second part is dedicated to social justice. The first part on Indian society is divided into 14 chapters, and the second part on social justice is classified into 11 chapters. Each chapter includes model questions along with questions from previous years' Civil Services Main Examination. Additionally, the book provides a trend analysis of questions related to Indian society and social justice asked in the Civil Services Main Examination.

An appendix based on fundamental principles related to various aspects of Indian society helps students better understand core concepts. This book sheds special light on the foundation and characteristics of Indian society, the factors influencing it, and the changes observed in the context of Indian society. From the beginning, the concepts of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam (the world is one family) and Sarve Bhavantu Sukhinah (may all be happy) have held special significance in Indian society. In view of this, special emphasis has been placed on social justice and its related aspects and components.

The author has made an effort to include, as far as possible, all aspects that are directly or indirectly related to society and social justice.