SST-8 | CHAPTER-1 | INTRODUCTION: HOW, WHEN AND WHERE
SST-8 | CHAPTER-2 | FROM TRADE TO TERRITORY: THE COMPANY ESTABLISHES POWER
SST-8 | CHAPTER-4 | COLONIALISM AND TRIBAL SOCIETIES
SST-8 | CHAPTER-5 | THE REVOLT OF 1857
SST-8 | CHAPTER-9 | RESOURCES
SST-8 | CHAPTER-11| AGRICULTURE
SST-8 | CHAPTER-12 | INDUSTRIES
SST-8 | CHAPTER-14| THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION
SST-8 | CHAPTER-15 | UNDERSTANDING SECULARISM
SST-8 | CHAPTER-7 | WOMEN, CASTE AND REFORM
SST-8 | CHAPTER-16 | PARLIAMENT AND THE MAKING OF LAWS
SST-8 | CHAPTER-17 | JUDICIARY
SST-8 | CHAPTER-18 | UNDERSTANDING MARGINALISATION
SST-8 | CHAPTER-19 | CONFRONTING MARGINALISATION
SST-8 | CHAPTER-20 | PUBLIC FACILITIES
SST-8 | CHAPTER-21 | LAW AND SOCIAL JUSTICE
SST-8 | CHAPTER-3 | RULING THE COUNTRYSIDE
SST-8 | CHAPTER-6 | CIVILIZING THE "NATIVE", EDUCATING THE NATION
SST-8 | CHAPTER-8 | THE MAKING OF THE NATIONAL MOVEMENT: 1870-1947
SST-8 | CHAPTER-13 | HUMAN RESOURCES
SST-8 | CHAPTER-10 | LAND, SOIL, WATER, NATURAL VEGETATION AND WILDLIFE RESOURCES