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Extension of Autonomous status to Loyola Academy Degree and PG College is given from 2008-09 to 2013-14 by University Grants Commission.

The Osmania University has accorded approval Autonomous status to Loyola Academy Degree and PG College for all PG Courses.

We have started B.Com. Computers & M.Sc. Analytical Chemistry from the Academic Year 2010-11. BBA Course started from the Academic Year 2011-12.

International Seminar was held in our college on "Food Safety & Risk Analysis", 6 - 9 of July, 2011.

NAAC Peer Team will be visiting our college 28, 29 & 30th of July, 2011 for Re-Accreditation.

 
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B. A History

Manned by a highly professional academic staff, the department of History is one of the principal humanities departments of the college. The B.A. History programme has a balanced course content adequately covering the evolution of human civilization from time immemorial to recent times. The faculty consists of specialists in diverse fields who have extensively contributed in areas of their interest. Innovation in course contents as well as in directions of research testify to the achievements of the college.

Objectives

To enable the students to have a deep understanding of the evolution of human civilizations down the ages i.e from time immemorial to recent times.
To acquaint the students with the socio-economic and cultural heritage of India as well as the world.
To expose the students to research methodology and thus help develop analytical skills and research temperament.
To develop an interdisciplinary and holistic approach to the study of social science in general.
To enable the students to obtain thorough knowledge on organizational & Structural management and latest trends in the fields of Administration and managements.
To bring about a holistic understanding of administrative aspects with particular emphasis on Indian Administration.

Benefits


To enable students to pursue higher education and research work.
Helps students in careers relating to education, civil services, journalism, archeology, museum studies, tourism industry, leading corporate firms in human resource management and NGOs.

Faculty Details
S.No. Name Designation
1 Dr. Mrs. Sadhana Jayaswal, M.A., Ph.D. Lecturer in History
2 Ms. Ratnavani Gadde, M.A., M.Phil (Ph.D.) Lecturer in Public Administration
3 Ms. Jessy Sussana G, M.A., M.Phil Lecturer in Sociology

B.A I Year History Syllabus
I Semester


Unit - I

1.Survey of the sources, influence of Geography on Indian History.
2.Harappan civilization – Origin extent, urban planning – Nature of Polity and economic organization – Decline

Unit -II

1.Vedic civilization – Early vedic and later vedic civilizations.

2.Post Vedic Period Social development .

3.Rise of new Religious Movements – Jainism and Buddhism and its impact on Indian culture

Unit –III

1.16 Mahajanapadas – Rise and expansion of Magadha

2.Alexander’s invasion and its effects.

Unit-IV

1.The Mauryan empire – Ashoka’s dhamma its nature and propagation, Mauryan Administration, Economy, Art and Architecture.

2.Post – Mauryan period; Socio – Cultural developments with special reference to Satavahanas and Kushanas.

3.Sangam - Age, Literature, Society and Culture.

Unit –V

1.Gupta Age -- Administrative system – Society – Economy, Art, Architecture, Literature, Philosophy, Science and Technology.


Reference Books

1. The Wonder that was India _ A. L. Basham.
2 .Ancient India -- D. N. Jha.
3. An Introduction to the study of Indian History -- D. D. Kosambi
4. Political History of Ancient India -- H. C. Rayachandhuri.
5. Aspects of Political Ideas and Institutions in Ancient India -- R. S. Sharma.
6. Ashoka and the decline of the Mauryas -- Romila Thapar.
7. Ancient Indian Social History -- Some Interpretations -- Romila Thapar.
8. Ancient India -- Dr. K. P. Jayaswal.

II Semester


Unit - I

1.Badami - Chalukyas- Rastrakutas- Development of Society, Economy and Culture.
2. Pallavas and their contribution to south Indian society and culture – Art and Architecture.

Unit –II
1.Cholas -- Administration, Art, Architecture and Culture – India’s Cultural contacts with South East Asia and Srilanka.
2.Age of the Rajputs – Socio – Cultural conditions.

Unit-III
1.Invasion of the Arabs, Ghaznavis and Ghoris and their impact.
2.Delhi Sultanate – achievements of Allauddin Khalji- reforms of Mohd Bin Tughlaq, society    and economy, art and architecture- decline

Unit-IV

1.Impact of Islam on Indian culture -- Bhakti and Sufi Movements
2.Kakatiyas – Socio – Economic and Cultural conditions of Telugus

Unit-V

1.Vijayanagar and Bahamani kingdoms – Administration, Society, Economy, Religion, Art and     Architecture.


Reference Books

1. Advanced History of India, Vol. I & II -- Ray Chaudhuri, Majumdar & Dutta.
2. History of India Vol I & II -- K. A. Neelkantha Sastri.
3. Economic, Social & Cultural History – Puri, Chopra & Das.
4. Peasant, State and Society in Medieval South India -- Burton Stein.
5. History and Culture of the Indian People, Vol I, II, III -- (ed) R. C. Manjumdar
6. Medieval India from Sultanate to the Mughals -- Satish Chandra.
7. Kakatiyas -- Parabrahma Sastry.
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