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Globalization has ushered rapid GDP growth but it is also making world more and more unequal. Analyse.
Globalization is the process of international integration of nations, economically and socio-culturally. It has been an efficient tool for GDP growth: Globalization can increase the trade and growth of countries. With the formation of WTO, world trade grew by 64 ..
Topics: GS-I: Effects of Globalization On Indian Society • GS-III: Economic Growth Development
Deep-rooted traditions and customs have loosened up their hold with the emergence of globalization. Critically analyze in the context of India.
Globalization is the process of the movement of goods, services, and people globally, interacting and affecting each other. Globalization in India had great impacts on all domains of life, especially after the liberalization of 1991. It impacted the political system, ..
Topics: GS-I : Salient Features of Indian Society, Diversity of India • GS-I: Effects of Globalization On Indian Society
What are the main difficulties faced by migrant labourers? Why they continue to be the most vulnerable lot in India?
The recent incident of exodus of migrant labourers from Gujrat is a testimony to the fact that the migrant labourers who contribute immensely to the economy of the host state receive little or no attention from the host governments. Mostly ..
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What are the reasons of the anti-globalization calls in developed world in recent times? Discuss highlighting impacts of protectionism on India's interests.
Anti-globalisation calls have gained a significant momentum in the developed world. Therefore strong tendencies of protectionism and isolationism are being observed in developed countries. The reasons for it are The developed countries are still languishing under the effects of economic ..
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What challenges have been posed by globalization to the institutions of state viz. legislative, executive, and judicial? Discuss.
The biggest challenges posed by globalization to institutions of state, is the danger of globalization rendering state autonomy and sovereignty redundant. The bulldozing power of MNCs has capability to render the small nation states as economically dependent, politically powerless and ..
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"The forces of globalization have transformed the education systems worldwide."Discuss the impacts of globalization on higher education in India.
The higher education structure in India has served as both agent and object of the globalization and impacts of Globalization on it are immense and diverse, encompassing positive and negative changes. Globalization has not only underlined the need for higher ..