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Globalisation effects on youth - positive impacts

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Globalisation refers to the increase in independence, interaction and intension in the world through ways / bonds flows of goods, services, technology, investment etc. Effects on the youth in India include: Increased educational opportunities with large no. of Indian students in USA, Covered en. Increasing employment opportunities with Hindi Desk point: > 200/- increase in income after migrating abroad. Technology even provides cultured exposure - (E) positive, dominate attitudes towards women. Improved # choice in goods, services.

— MEGHNA CHAKARAVORTY · AIR 79

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MEGHNA CHAKARAVORTY

AIR 79

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Effects of Globalization on Indian society

Globalisation and technology

Youth empowerment through globalisation

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