Colonial India from the Company's rise to Independence — each chapter examines a different social group (tribals, weavers, women) or political event under British rule.

• How, When and Where
• From Trade to Territory
• Ruling the Countryside
• Tribals, Dikus and the Vision of a Golden Age
• When People Rebel — 1857 and After
• Weavers, Iron Smelters and Factory Owners
• Civilising the "Native", Educating the Nation
• Women, Caste and Reform
• The Making of the National Movement
• India After Independence

Types of resources, conservation, India's agricultural patterns, industrial geography, and why human capital is the most important resource of all.

• Resources
• Land, Soil, Water, Natural Vegetation and Wildlife Resources
• Mineral and Power Resources
• Agriculture
• Industries
• Human Resources

How the Constitution, Parliament, laws, and courts work together — and how marginalised communities have used these systems to claim their rights.

• The Indian Constitution
• Understanding Secularism
• Why Do We Need a Parliament?
• Understanding Laws
• Judiciary
• Understanding Our Criminal Justice System
• Understanding Marginalisation
• Confronting Marginalisation
• Public Facilities
• Law and Social Justice