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NCERT Class 12 Sociology Ch-15 Social Movements | Hindi Explanation | With Notes | OneShot | 2026

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https://renhub.in/?utm_source=youtube... 📘 Looking for proper notes, important questions and exam-ready material? All Renaissance 2.0 study material is now available ONLY on our official website. ✔ Complete NCERT-aligned notes (Class 11 & 12 Humanities) ✔ Important questions (1, 2, 3 & 5 markers) ✔ MCQs + practice material ✔ Clear guidance on how to write answers in board exams ✔ Website + mobile app access ✔ AI support for instant doubt clarification 👉 Access everything here: https://www.renhub.in/ 📚 Class 12 Sociology – Chapter 15: Social Movements (NCERT Book 2) In this video, we break down the entire NCERT chapter Social Movements in a simple, engaging, story-like format — perfect for your CBSE Board Exam preparation. 🔹 Key concepts covered: – Meaning and features of social movements – Difference between social movements and social change – Sociology’s approach: Durkheim, Marx, and later perspectives – Types of movements: reformist, redemptive, revolutionary – Old vs new social movements: class struggles vs identity and environment – Global and Indian context of social movements – Ecological movements: Chipko as a case study – Peasant movements: Indigo revolt, Deccan riots, Champaran, Bardoli, Tebhaga, Telangana – New farmers’ movements (1970s onwards): Shetkari Sanghatana and others – Workers’ movements: colonial strikes, AITUC, post-independence struggles, 1974 Railway Strike – Dalit movements: Ambedkarite movement, conversions, Dalit Panthers – Backward class movements: Justice Party, caste assertion, Mandal Commission – Tribal movements: Birsa Munda, Jharkhand, North-East struggles – Women’s movements: 19th century reforms to 1970s renewal (dowry, violence, gender justice) – NCERT themes explained clearly with examples 🎯 This video is ideal for: – Class 12 students – Board exam prep – Quick revision before tests 📌 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more Class 11–12 Humanities content! 📩 Business/Collab: renaissance.knowledge2020@gmail.com 🧠 Renaissance 2.0 – New Dawn of Learning Instagram:   / renaissance_edu