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Suvan SharmaAIR 148

GS1GS1

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Main Body

3Clash in social identities leads to psychological distress.

a) Inter-Identity (boxed diagram showing clash between two identities on social media/home and Primordial/Native Village/Hierarchy/Ascribed status, resulting in psychological distress)

4Liberalisation from primordial shackles

a) Exposure to new ideas gives impetus to call for change. Thus, globalisation has a multidimensional effect on youth identity as he veda mentions, 'we should allow ideas from everywhere but have our own synthesis'. Hence, dysfunctional elements from globalisation can be discarded while adopting the functional elements.

This, globalisation has a multidimensional effect on youth identity as he veda mentions, 'we should allow ideas from everywhere but have our own synthesis'. Hence, dysfunctional elements from globalisation can be discarded while adopting the functional elements from globalisation can be discarded while adopting the functional elements.

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Conclusion

Globalisation affects youth identity through exposure to new ideas; balance needed between global and traditional values

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Diagram

Diagram showing clash between Identity 1 (Globalised: Global Village, Equality, Achievement based) and Identity 2 (Primordial: Native Village, Hierarchy, Ascribed status) resulting in psychological distress

  • Visual representation of identity clash
  • Clear articulation of psychological impacts

Topper

Suvan Sharma

AIR 148

Subject & Paper

GS1GS1

Topic

Society and Culture

Effects of Globalization on Indian society

Clash in social identities and psychological distress

Writing Stats

145

Total words

3

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Analytical

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