In simple footings globalisation Is the procedure of turning interconnection between assorted parts of the universe. It is a procedure through which diverse universe is unified into a individual society. Globalization touches about all domains of human life ; societal, economic, political, cultural, environmental. Economic impact:

Positive Impact:
1. Trade with other states enormously increased. Exports and imports boomed due to opening up of trade markets.
2. Global nutrient concatenation / eating houses
3. Liberalization of Indian markets for foreign participants. This has increased the influx of work forces, money, stuff, labor, engineering etc from foreign states to India.
4. Markets expanded. Many of the Indian industries have planetary markets and India serves as a market for many foreign companies
5. Globalization is responsible for the growing of many industries in India and particularly package industry.
6. Growth of MNC’s
7. Globalization has given states greater entree to planetary markets, engineering, fiscal resources and quality services and skilled human resources.
8. Improvement in and greater entree to quality goods and services and an exponential addition in the volume of trade.
9. Entree to planetary capital resources via the stock market and international debt depending on the economic potency of states and their markets.
10. Entree to engineerings depending on the states reactivity to esteem to protection of IPR and the responsible use of engineerings.
11. Entree to the universe markets to the skilled human resources from states with built-in rational and proficient capablenesss ( the outsourcing of IT, Pharma, BPO and KPO work ) .
12. Addition in exports of goods and services in which states have their several competences.
13. Increased the buying capableness of the state through the creative activity of a ample center category which is hungry for choice goods and services while there coexists a big hapless category whose clip is yet to come.
14. Switching of labour force from agricultural sector to industrial sector and therefore cut downing cloaked employment in agricultural sector
15. High quality and low cost merchandises flooded Indian markets increasing consumers’ picks.
16. Growth of organized retail concatenation.
17. Just few old ages back in India land phone was a prestige symbol but now Mobiles can be seen in the custodies of many rich and hapless people.
18. In agricultural sector new assortments of farm equipment, new agricultural patterns, applications of biotechnology like drouth resistant, plague immune assortments etc are indirectly due to globalisation.
19. Indian companies following international criterions in the countries of accounting, stock list direction, Human resource, selling, client relationship direction patterns etc.
20. Addition in flow of investings from developed states to developing states, which can be used for economic Reconstruction.
21. India gained extremely from the LPG theoretical account as its GDP increased to 9.7 % in 2007-2008. 22. The free flow of Information both general and commercial. Negative impact:

1. Rich hapless divide increased due to unequal distribution of wealth
2. Ethical duty of concern diminished
3. Tribes are unable to incorporate in the epoch of globalisation and they are confronting many jobs due to industrial enlargement like land disaffection, loss of support, supplanting etc
4. High growing but job of unemployment
5. Price hiking and rising prices of every day-to-day useable trade goods
6. Native traditional industries in India got severely affected as they are unable to vie with foreign participants.
7. Government driven public sector units are in sale due to increased denationalization
8. Growth in different sectors became uneven.
9. More influx of money has aggravated the job of corruptness.

Cultural impact:
1. Language:
Positive impact:
a. Many people in India became bilingual or multilingual than earlier.
b. Prominence of English as a linguistic communication increased and importance of many regional linguistic communications decreased. Negative impact:
a. Some linguistic communications got nonextant.
B. Traditional cognition that is expressed in the linguistic communications that are going extinct is acquiring unutilized. Many patents are filed internationally which is already mentioned in our traditional literature. 2. Music, dance, amusement:

Positive impact:
a. Many foreign musical instruments flooded Indian market.
B. Foreign films became widely available in Indian markets. c. Indian classical music has gained worldwide acknowledgment
d. Blending western music with Indian traditional music is encouraged among instrumentalists. e. Many aliens are larning Indian dance signifiers like Bharatanatyam while many American indians are acquiring attracted to foreign dance signifiers like salsa, hip-hop etc. Negative impact:

a. The incursion of planetary dad music has marginalized the traditional Indian music. B. There is an addition in inclination of playing western vocals and pop music during matrimony maps, birthday jubilations, battles etc. c. Folk and tribal music is about nonextant. Government is taking stairss to continue it. d. One can see in India that suppressions have been diluted because of the coming of media and the medium of amusement. This has besides of course had some affect on the old cultural values with the focal point now being on consumerism and success.

3. Food and Dress:
Positive impact:
a. Many frocks of foreign trade names are available in Indian local markets. Dressing manner, costumes, etc of Indians changed due to globalisation B. Male and female frocks differentiation is acquiring blurred.

c. Food and frock wonts are internationalized
d. Pizzas, Burgers, Chinese nutrients, and other western nutrients have become rather popular. e. Fusion of Indo western vesture is the latest tendency. Ex-husband: erosion western denims and Indian pajama or kurtha. f. A distinguishable alteration in life styles with rapid version to worldwide tendencies Negative impact:

a. Our traditional nutrient and frock wonts are acquiring changed coevals after coevals B. Due to intake of western and fast nutrients there is a menace of non catching diseases like fleshiness, hyper tenseness, cardio vascular diseases etc.

4. Religion:
Positive impact:
a. India is birth topographic point of different faiths like Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, Sikhism etc. Due to globalization new faiths like Christianity entered India and have multi dimensional impact on the civilization of India. Negative impact:

a. Conversions to Christianity increased by the fiscal and institutional support of western participants.

5. Festivals:
Positive impact:
a. Western festivals like valantines twenty-four hours, friendship twenty-four hours etc are distributing across India. Negative impact:
a. Importance of our traditional native festivals acquiring decreased. b. Sacred constituent in our spiritual festivals is acquiring decreased and there is addition of secular constituent in the signifier of societal assemblages during festivals. 6. There is addition in interaction between people of different states taking to alloy of civilizations. 7. States have built greater consciousness of themselves and the other states and civilizations of the universe. India is non an exclusion

Social impact:
1. Marriage:
Positive impact:
a. Love matrimonies increased and therefore parents penchant for kids wants increased. b. Inter spiritual and inter caste matrimonies increased and therefore caste rigidnesss and inequalities acquiring reduced. Negative impact:

a. Divorce rate increased
B. Marriage changed from spiritual sacrament to civil contract. c. Unmarried male childs and misss are sharing same flat and remaining off from their parents. Therefore without matrimony live-in relationships are go oning in India 2. Family:

Positive impact:
a. Previously all the members of the household did the same type of work but after globalisation the same household has adapted different types of work depending upon handiness and their economic benefits. B. As hubby and married woman are employed in most of the instances the kid attention is taken by twenty-four hours attention centres or creches. c. Family controls on kids are acquiring weekend and kids wants are rarely ignored d. Social assemblages are acquiring increased than spiritual assemblages. Negative impact:

a. Nuclear households increased at the disbursal of joint households b. Family ceased to be a unit of production.
c. The voice and determination of seniors in the household affairs decreased.
3. Education:
Positive impact:
a. Foreign universities tie up with Indian universities increased. b. Literacy rate increased
c. Scientific and technological inventions have made life comfy, pleasant and gratifying. d. Extension of cyberspace installations to rural countries and therefore increasing consciousness in rural young person. e. Increased entree to better and qualitative instruction.

f. The picks for the kids increased as there are many watercourses in instruction to prosecute. g. Extensive usage of information communicating engineering.
Negative impact:
a. Education became commercialised
B. Pressure on kids increased by parents, instructors, equals to acquire win in instruction which is indispensable to vie in this globalized universe c. Education is measured in the figure of grades a individual holds instead than
the utile cognition he gained.
4. Society:

Positive impact:
a. Peoples switching from unorganised sector to organized sector B. Differentiation between fouling and non polluting castes acquiring weakened. c. Social tabu are acquiring weakened
d. Caste based businesss are acquiring converted to deserve based businesss. Negative impact:
a. Rural, urban divide increased
b. Migration of people from rural countries to urban countries due to urbanisation
c. Due to extreme mechanisation demand for manual labor is diminishing twenty-four hours by twenty-four hours. This leads to increase in unemployment

Political impact:
Positive impact:
a. Awareness about the right to vote increased
B. Opinion organizing in many political issues increased with the aid of ICT. c. International duties making force per unit areas on domestic political system. d. India say in international affairs increased

e. Financial support from international organisations to India became possible due to globalization Negative impact:
a. Politico-bureaucracy-industrial link increased which is impacting severely the common adult male b. Criminalization of political relations and politicization of felons increased c. Organized offense with political support increased

Environmental impact:
Positive impact:
a. Awareness and concern about environmental jobs increased B. Technology and fiscal support from international organisations to battle climate alteration Negative impact:
a. Excessive emanation of green house gases which leads to climate alteration and planetary heating B. Land debasement due to inordinate usage of chemical fertilisers c. Degradation of ozone bed due to let go of of ozone consuming substances like chloro floro Cs ( CFCs ) d. Excessive excavation and
deforestation caused supplanting of 1000000s of people without proper rehabilitation and relocation commissariats.

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V.V.N Pavan Kumar