🌍📚 Class 9th Social Science Syllabus – CBSE Board Session 2025–2026

(For Online Classes)

The syllabus is fully aligned with the latest CBSE curriculum and covers all four branches: History, Geography, Political Science (Civics), and Economics, along with map work and case studies where applicable.

📜 1️⃣ HISTORY (India and the Contemporary World – I)

Themes:
1️⃣ The French Revolution

• French society during the late 18th century

• Outbreak of the Revolution

• France abolishes monarchy and becomes a republic

• Women’s role in the Revolution

• Legacy of the Revolution

2️⃣ Socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution

• The Age of Social Change

• The Russian Revolution

• The February Revolution in Petrograd

• What changed after October?

• Global influence of the Russian Revolution and USSR

3️⃣ Nazism and the Rise of Hitler

• Birth of the Weimar Republic

• Hitler’s rise to power

• The impact of Nazism

• Youth in Nazi Germany

• Ordinary people and propaganda

4️⃣ Forest Society and Colonialism

• Deforestation as colonial impact

• Forest laws and their impact on tribal livelihoods

• Rebellion in the forests

• Changes in forest management

5️⃣ Pastoralists in the Modern World

• Pastoral Nomads and their movement

• Colonial rule and its impact on Pastoralists

• Pastoralism in Africa

📌 History Map Work:

• Important places related to each event (e.g., major regions of Revolution, colonies, forests, pastoral regions)

🌎 2️⃣ GEOGRAPHY (Contemporary India – I)

Chapters:
1️⃣ India – Size and Location
2️⃣ Physical Features of India

• Major physiographic divisions: Himalayas, Northern Plains, Peninsular Plateau, Coastal Plains, Islands
  3️⃣ Drainage

• Major river systems: Himalayan Rivers and Peninsular Rivers

• Lakes

• Role of rivers in economy

• Pollution of rivers
  4️⃣ Climate

• Climatic controls and factors

• Indian monsoon

• Seasons

• Distribution of rainfall

• Monsoon as unifying bond
  5️⃣ Natural Vegetation and Wildlife

• Types of vegetation

• Distribution and conservation of flora and fauna
  6️⃣ Population

• Population size and distribution

• Population growth and change

• Composition of population

📌 Geography Map Work:

• India: Major physiographic features, river systems, forests, wildlife sanctuaries, national parks, population distribution.

🏛️ 3️⃣ POLITICAL SCIENCE (Civics) (Democratic Politics – I)

Chapters:
1️⃣ What is Democracy? Why Democracy?

• Meaning and features of democracy

• Arguments against and for democracy
  2️⃣ Constitutional Design

• Making of the Indian Constitution

• The preamble and key features

• Institutional design
  3️⃣ Electoral Politics

• Why elections?

• How elections are held

• Political competition and its importance
  4️⃣ Working of Institutions

• Parliament, Executive, Judiciary

• Role of President, Prime Minister, and Council of Ministers
  5️⃣ Democratic Rights

• Fundamental Rights

• Right to Constitutional Remedies

• Rights in a democracy

• Expanding scope of rights

💹 4️⃣ ECONOMICS (Economics – I)

Chapters:
1️⃣ The Story of Village Palampur

• Production activities

• Farming and non-farming activities
  2️⃣ People as Resource

• Human resource as an asset

• Economic activities by men and women

• Quality of population

• Unemployment
  3️⃣ Poverty as a Challenge

• Poverty trends in India

• Causes of poverty

• Anti-poverty measures

• The challenges ahead
  4️⃣ Food Security in India

• What is food security?

• The need for self-sufficiency

• Public Distribution System (PDS)

• Role of cooperatives in food security

✅ Online Class Highlights

📌 Topic-Wise Coverage: Detailed explanations, important points, and connections to real-world examples.
📌 Maps & Case Studies: Practice sessions and assignments for map marking and case study analysis.
📌 MCQs & Worksheets: For every chapter to strengthen recall and understanding.
📌 Answer Writing Practice: Model answers and tips for structured responses.
📌 Periodic Assessments: Chapter tests, unit tests, and full syllabus mock tests.
📌 Current Affairs Linkages: Relating topics to recent events for better understanding.
📌 Doubt-Clearing & Revision: Weekly sessions and recap notes.
📌 Recorded Classes: For revision anytime, anywhere.

🎯 Learning Outcomes

✨ Understand and explain historical events and their impact.
✨ Interpret maps and geographical data.
✨ Relate political and economic concepts to everyday life.
✨ Frame clear, logical, and high-scoring answers for exams.

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