Lessons will be taught about the Modi element - RSS and Sayajirao Gaekwad in MSU: New course seats in the Department of Sociology increased from 50 to 286, PM's leadership and popularity will be studied

Maharaja Sayajirao University (MSU) Vadodara has made historic changes in the Department of Sociology from the academic year 2026-27. B.A. fourth year and M.A. A new major course called 'Sociology of Patriotism' has been introduced for first-year students, which will study the leadership style of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the social reform works of Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad. Head of the Department of Sociology. Virendra Singh said that the course will study aspects of Prime Minister Modi's leadership under a paper titled Sociology of Patriotism. The main objective of this course is to understand the PM's working style from a scientific perspective. What will Prime Minister Narendra Modi teach about The students will be taught about the leadership and power of PM Modi. As well as their popularity and how they live with the public. A sociological analysis will be carried out on how society responds to them. As we learn about Sardar Patel and Babasaheb Ambedkar today, it is imperative for the present generation to understand the leadership of PM Modi from now on so that a bright future can be built. Forgotten works of Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad The new course has included Maharaja Sayajirao's social reforms which did not reach the masses adequately. The Maharaja made girls' education compulsory and laid the foundation for women empowerment by imposing a 'positive tax' on parents who did not send their daughters to school. He gave money to the British to bring a railway junction to Vadodara and changed the route so that the people could learn new technology. Major donation to the library at Kashi Hindu University and his contribution to educational institutions. Increase in student enthusiasm and attendance There is a lot of attraction among the students towards this course. The number of seats has been increased to 286 this year from 850 applications received against just 50 seats last year. Students from 5 to 6 countries from Asia and Africa come to study at the university, who will now be able to know in depth about the Maharaja and the leadership of the present day India. This new course will help students understand the sociological relationship between the reformers of Indian history and the leadership of modern India.