Question Q.9GS1GS1

critically examine the effects of globalization on the youth in India.

Introduction

Globalization refers to, in words of Anthony Giddens, intense integration of global social relations.

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Main Body

such that happening is one part of world effect our own land. Issuing with globalization's effects on Indian youth:- disconnect from traditional values. (rise of individualism, disintegration of family values, only 60% joint family in India - census 2011. rise is mental health issue (western hustle culture, 9 to 5 jobs, office white collar-slavers, obsession to STEM discipline by 41% suicide [illegible] than 30 years of age - NCRB.

as prelude to civil disobedience, matter got ready for movement. However, Mullin Raque stayed away from Amritsar march.

[International reactions] were also mixed.

British public though supported, but way opposite.

Americans also supported the movements.

Soviets disrupted the Gandhian politics.

[Account of Dandi March]

It proved the power of simple authors leading to massive change.

Led to loss of title public support to British govt.

Paved way for civil disobedience and Round Table Conference.

Hence, Dandi March was a small but simple step to march to independence.

162 words4 paragraphs6 bullet points

Clear definition with thinker reference
Provides statistical data (census 2011, NCRB)
Addresses multiple dimensions of impact
Examines negative effects

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LAKSHAY AGGARWAL

AIR 164

Subject & Paper

GS1GS1

Topic

Effects of Globalization on Indian society

Globalisation and culture

Effects on youth

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176

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