Abhishek SharmaCSE 2024 · 52 wordsTheir whole copy
Opening · a definition
"Globalization refers to intensification of socio-economic relations in such a way that local happenings are shaped by events happening thousands of miles away" - Anthony Giddens
Body · points and prose
Effect of globalization on youth in India
- Positive effects
- Strengths
- Better access to education (e.g. Foreign universities)
- Better access to healthcare, new ideas
- access to funding & capital for startups
- Opportunities
- ideas like liberty, freedom, independence
- Ability to impact the world -> through social media
- availability of choices in terms of food, education, dress, entertainment
- Negative effects
- Weaknesses
- Westoxication -> erosion of traditional cultural & moral values.
- e.g. Respecting elders
- Tolerance.
- Threats
- Radicalization and Religious dogmatism -> information & grey zone warfare against India.
- Brain drain -> youth going out and settling abroad.
- Macdonaldisation -> poor food choices and health concerns.
- Poor lifestyle choices under garb of independence e.g. Drinking, smoking etc.
Close · a quotation
"Globalisation isn't a monolithic force, it is a set of consequences / some good, some bad and some unintended"
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