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Pranay Shome
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Impact of globalisation on India has been multi dimensional which needs to be discussed in some detail
Globalisation is the process of increasing and intensifying interconnectedness among societies, institutions along financial, commercial, cultural and social domains.
It refers to the metamorphosis of the Homo Sapien community.
The transformation into a single entity notwithstanding their economic, cultural and social differences.
You might be wondering what was the impact on the economy, well this was the impact-
This period was marked by India throwing itself open to the rest of the world through the policies of deregulation, deregistration of industries.
This has been followed by an aggressive privatisation.
The result is that India’s socialist state led planning faded into oblivion.
You should notice that culture and society were affected too, how, this is the way-
From the societal perspective, India found itself absorbing and assimilating the positive and negative things of western and other societies.
From a cultural perspective-
Globalisation allowed the dissemination of such practices and changes on a mass scale.
The most important among them was the export of Indic soft power indicators like Yoga and the idea of sustainable development.
One of the key challenges of the globalisation process was to promote the syncretic order as far as the domestic issues of India was concerned.
This means promoting a cosmopolitan way of life.
The invention of internet has expanded the security threat in the form of cyber-attacks.
The cyberspace is considered to the new domain of warfare which largely consigns into irrelevance the use of firearms, the cyber-attack on AIIMS New Delhi by Chinese hackers point to this bane of globalisation.
Hence, the impact of globalisation on India has been multifaceted and multi-pronged.
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Globalisation is the process of increasing and intensifying interconnectedness among societies, institutions along financial, commercial, cultural and social domains.
It refers to the metamorphosis of the Homo Sapien community.
The transformation into a single entity notwithstanding their economic, cultural and social differences.
Economy
You might be wondering what was the impact on the economy, well this was the impact-
This period was marked by India throwing itself open to the rest of the world through the policies of deregulation, deregistration of industries.
This has been followed by an aggressive privatisation.
The result is that India’s socialist state led planning faded into oblivion.
Culture and Society
You should notice that culture and society were affected too, how, this is the way-
From the societal perspective, India found itself absorbing and assimilating the positive and negative things of western and other societies.
From a cultural perspective-
Globalisation allowed the dissemination of such practices and changes on a mass scale.
The most important among them was the export of Indic soft power indicators like Yoga and the idea of sustainable development.
One of the key challenges of the globalisation process was to promote the syncretic order as far as the domestic issues of India was concerned.
This means promoting a cosmopolitan way of life.
Security
The invention of internet has expanded the security threat in the form of cyber-attacks.
The cyberspace is considered to the new domain of warfare which largely consigns into irrelevance the use of firearms, the cyber-attack on AIIMS New Delhi by Chinese hackers point to this bane of globalisation.
Hence, the impact of globalisation on India has been multifaceted and multi-pronged.
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