Question Q.9Critically ExamineGS1GS1

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

Introduction

As per JEP (Jaipur International Plan) liberalisation effort to increased contact of along with integration of world economies and different societies

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Main Body

Positive effects of globalisation on youth:

Increased Educational avenues to foreign universities

Access to foreign employment

Led to spread of modern education which is used as tool by youth to challenge

⊲ genders role

⊲ family expectations

⊲ prevalent caste based discrimination

Cultural Impact

Cultural Impact section begins but is not developed on this page.

Presence of hot weathers hence moisture don't reach saturation point Eg. Sahara Desert Thar desert— Beside present anthropogens factors are resulting into expansion of deserts like deforestation, unsustained extraction of ground waters etc. UNCCD is by UN is a lead in the direction to combat increasing desertification in the world.

— Ankit Rauchan · AIR 255

109 words2 paragraphs

Identifies positive effects of globalisation on youth
Connects education to social change
Mentions empowerment aspects

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AIR 2552024

Subject & Paper

GS1GS1

Topic

Effects of Globalization on Indian society

Globalisation and technology

Effects on Youth

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130

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informative

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