1. Development

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Unit 1: Development

1. Development
   - Introduction to development as a concept
   - Indicators of development: income, health, education, etc.
   - Comparison of development levels across countries
   - Developing and developed countries
   - Human Development Index (HDI)

2. Sectors of the Indian Economy
   - Overview of the primary, secondary, and tertiary sectors
   - Employment distribution among different sectors
   - Changing employment structure in India
   - Contribution of different sectors to the national income
   - Public and private sectors in India

3. Money and Credit
   - Role of money in the economy
   - Functions of money
   - Barter system and its limitations
   - Introduction to formal and informal credit sources
   - Meaning and features of credit
   - Formal and informal financial institutions
   - Terms related to credit: interest, collateral, etc.

4. Globalization and the Indian Economy
   - Meaning and features of globalization
   - Liberalization, privatization, and globalization (LPG)
   - Factors contributing to globalization
   - Impact of globalization on various sectors of the Indian economy
   - Positive and negative effects of globalization

5. Development Policies and Experience (1947-1990)
   - Economic planning in India
   - Development policies from 1947 to 1990
   - Role of the public sector in economic development
   - Achievements and limitations of development policies

6. Development Policies and Experience (1990 onwards)
   - Economic reforms and their objectives
   - Liberalization, privatization, and globalization (LPG) reforms
   - Impact of economic reforms on various sectors
   - Inclusive development and poverty alleviation programs

7. Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
   - Introduction to Sustainable Development Goals
   - Goals and targets of the SDGs
   - India's efforts towards achieving the SDGs
   - Role of individuals, government, and society in sustainable development

This outline provides an overview of the topics covered under the "Development" unit in Class 10th Economics based on the CBSE syllabus. It's important to refer to the official CBSE curriculum or the prescribed textbook for a more detailed and comprehensive understanding of each topic.

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