Globalisation and Its Effect on Indian Society

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πŸ“– Quick summary

The 1991 reforms expanded the urban middle class but also widened inequality. Family structures have shifted from joint to nuclear, especially in cities, alongside changing gender roles. The debate over cultural homogenisation vs "glocalisation" (blending global and local influences) continues.

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πŸ’‘ Key Facts

  • 1991 reforms = key social/economic turning point.
  • Joint β†’ nuclear family shift in urban India.
  • "Glocalisation" = blend of global and local cultural influences.

πŸ”– 60-Second Revision

  • Globalisation's social effects: family structure, inequality, cultural change since 1991.

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