SORORATE
Sororate – The practice of being actual or potential mate to one’s wife’s sister is called Sororate. For example, Ho, Sema Naga, Eskimos, etc.
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- CLASS XI
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- __Origin & Development of Sociology & Anthropology
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- __Research Methodology
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- _Chapter 3
- __Basic Concepts
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- _Chapter 4
- __Social Structure
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- _Chapter 5
- __Social Problems
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- _Chapter 6
- __Indian Sociologists
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- CLASS XII
- _Chapter 1
- __Social Institutions
- __Kinship
- __Marriage
- __Family
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- _Chapter 2
- __Religion and Society
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- _Chapter 3
- __Political Organization
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- _Chapter 4
- __Economic Organization
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- _Chapter 5
- __Tribal India-Past, Present & Future
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- _Chapter 6
- __Social Stratification
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- _Chapter 7
- __Social Change & Development
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- ISC Examination
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