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   1.2.1 Meaning and Definition of Society The roots of the term society can be traced to the Latin word socius which means companionship or friendship. George Simmel an eminent sociologists has stated that it is the element of sociability or companionship which defines the true essence of society.

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   Society and its culture emerged as a robust academic discipline under the banner of Anthropology. In the following sections, we will discuss three main approaches– Evolutionary, Historical, and Civilisational approaches employed by scholars of anthropology to understand Indian society and its culture. 1.1 EVOLUTIONARY PERSPECTIVE