Social Justice

Social Justice sits in General Studies Paper II — welfare schemes, health, education, the vulnerable sections named in the Constitution, and the administrative machinery meant to reach them. The syllabus phrase to notice is "mechanisms, laws, institutions".
That phrasing tells you the paper is less interested in whether a scheme is well-intentioned than in whether it works and why it fails. Coverage gaps, exclusion errors, funding patterns, and the difference between an entitlement on paper and one a person can actually claim — that is the examinable content. Scheme names alone are the least valuable thing to memorise.
Schemes, commissions, health and education policy, and the data on delivery are all covered here.