NTA UGC NET/JRF/SET Paper 2 Human Rights Duties

To become a lecturer or a researcher in a college or in university requires way more effort than justappearing for the exam. If you are keen to pursue a career in the Lecturership then appearing in NTAUGC NET Exam will be the best decision. This examination consists of two papers- Paper I is compulsorywhereas paper II is optional.Get well prepared with the revised edition of ‘NTA UGC NET/ SET/ JRF Paper-II – Mass Communication& Journalism’ that has been comprehensively designed as per the updated syllabus applicable fromJune 2019 onwards. This book is divided into 10 units discussing every chapter in a lucid formatsupported with examples flowcharts diagrams etc. It not only provides theoretical insights but alsohelps the students to understand the pattern of the examination and gives practical exposure in orderto excel in their examination. The book features:1. Complete coverage of the latest syllabus2. Divided into 30 chapters with well-explained topics3. Chapter wise 4000 MCQs are given for practice4. Previous Years’ Solved Papers to give insights into the examination pattern5. 3 Model Papers on Latest Examination PatternTable of ContentsSolved Paper November 2021- July 2018 Human Rights and Duties: Basic Concepts Generation ofHuman Rights and Indian Concepts Perspectives of Human Rights: Gandhian Dalit and Religious Originand Evolution of Human Rights International Standard Setting: Conventions International StandardSetting: Declarations Social Stratification Gender and Children Social Structure and Problems in HumanRights Social Issues Concerning Human Rights of Different Groups and Challenges in Human RightsState and Political Regimes International Humanitarian Law and Intervention UN and Various OrgansINGOs and Human Rights Organisations in India UN Agencies development Globalisation and HumanRights Economic Growth and Human Rights TNCs Right to Development and Other Related RightsSocial Development and Social Movement Environmental Movements Issues and Rights NationalCommissions Civil Societies and NGOs Indian Civilisation and Constitution Constitutional VisionsHuman Rights and Indian Constitution Constitutional Governance Criminal Justice System andEconomic Social and Cultural Rights Law and Human Rights Enforcement International EnforcementMechanisms Regional Enforcement of Human Rights Model Papers [1-3]