Impact Of Globalisation On Indian Society

GLOBALISTION AND ITS IMPACT ON INDIAN SOCIETY
Abstract
Introduction
Globalisation
Globalisation can be summarised as the result of integration of the various economies of the world to create a more liberalised, interdependent and unrestricted platform for the flow of capital, labour and finished goods. The world is getting smaller and boundaries are becoming invisible with the increased cultural, social and financial mobility. It is important to relate the global reforms with the society because it proves to be the only parameter that initiates changes according to its need and later bear the consequences.
Society
On a broader level society can be considered as the group of people living and interacting together in more or less ordered

The globalisation ended the government monopoly in almost all sectors of economy and proliferated capitalistic approach. India saw the dawn of modernization and urbanization of its cities with the growth of BPOs and IT sector generating large number of employment opportunity in the tertiary sector. The purchasing power of the consumer started increasing and rate of poverty and illiteracy also declined. The spread of latest technological ideas within the country led massive advancements in the areas of agriculture, education, health, defence, communication, fashion and infrastructure. Women now had a better say in the society in terms of education and job

The release of oversees cinemas have added up to the profits of film industries which is again a brighter side of globalisation.
The culinary behaviour received a lot of diversity after the opening up of multiple restaurants of international cuisines. There has been a viable inclination of Indian youths toward the fast food stall after the opening up of various chain outlets. Numbers of malls are significantly increasing and modern recreational activities largely revolve around these kinds of built spaces.
Fashion industry has been taken up by the international brands and traditional clothes have been dominated by the western attire. Various new type of profession in the field of fashion designing and dress making has come up which often more money making that traditional tailoring or weaving.
People all over the world have developed a taste for Indian classical and folk dances and fusion of some of the western dances like Salsa, Belly dancing are also observed in the Indian