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Ritika ChitlangiaAIR 55

Question Q.9Critically examineGS1GS1

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

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Introduction

Roli Arman said, 'arguing against globalization is like arguing against the law of gravity' – highlighting the all-encompassing influence of globalization, including the youth.

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Main Body

Positive Impacts on Youth:

1Creates opportunities for education

Eg.: Foreign educational migration by 6 million students in 2022.

2Access to world markets for employment and skill enhancement

Eg.: Predominance of Indian-Americans in global CEO positions.

3Exposure to world problems and challenges to humanity
Eg.: Social media globalizationclimate change, female empowerment
4Creates tolerance and inclusivity

Eg.: Celebration of thanksgiving and halloween in India.

Negative impacts of globalization:

1Migration leads to resource disempowerment
Eg.: Automation of NNCstotal job losses.
2Feelings of isolation and dis-content
Eg.: Insta gram + wattan toxicity impositionadoption of nihilistic culture.
3Western toxicity imposition → adoption of nihilistic culture.
4Unequal awareness and acceptance of substance abuse

Eg.: Alcoholism etc.

Thus, the need is to ensure continuing cultural heritage, along with positive global values to create a healthy and productive youth.

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Conclusion

Thus, the need is to ensure continuing cultural heritage, along with positive global values to create a healthy and productive youth.

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  • Clear structure with positive and negative impacts
  • Relevant examples provided
  • Addresses multiple dimensions of globalization effect on youth

Topper

Ritika Chitlangia

AIR 55

Subject & Paper

GS1GS1

Topic

Effects of Globalization on Indian society

Globalisation and technology

Impact on youth

Writing Stats

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