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impacts of globalisation on IS (on economy (reduced absolute poverty but…

- - - - stands to benefit with incresed awareness and accessibility to new sources and approaches to literacy and edu
      - however it is biased against rural youth
      - as india transforms into a knowledge economy, urban youth has gained through increased and well paying jobs whereas rural youth has been displaced due to mechanisation
      - breakdown of joint family, migration to urban areas have resulted in cultural isolation of youth (marginal men)
      - increased incidences of crime, suicide, mental illness due to changing expactions from life
      - life style changes such as sedantary lifestyle, junk food culture, more dependence on gadgets has resulted into increased incidences of non communicable diseases
      - consumerist and corporate culture has altered the belief system of youth - youth is becoming secular wrt mariage, accomodation and commensality, individualism, materialism, competitive rather than cooperative
      - there is emergence of upwardly mobile professional class among youth known as 'yuppies' - gurgaon noida people - its educated class that nrings change in society but yuppies are so involved in their lives and materialism that they dont care about social issues grappling india
    - - known by - income, edu and occupation
      - is the cornerstone of indian democracy - neera chandoke
  - - - organised/structured arrangements which fulfils the needs of the society (S)
    - - need
        
        earliar - 4th pillar of S
        
        now - capitalisation of media
      - fake news, paid news
      - post truth analysis - shaping mindset , george orwell concept of big brother - media used as big brother
      - murdockisation of media - media owned by corporate houses
      - sensationalisation of media
      - new forms of media
        
        earlier only print media
      - media as an agent of social change
        
        env movements
        
        meetoo campaign
    - - structure
      - functons
      - interpersonal relations
    - - need
        
        previous
        
        reproduction as pre-marital sex/reproduction is considered taboo, religous need
        
        now - companionship, secular
      - nature
        
        contractual m, prenup m, confluent m(m based on give and take relationship
      - age at the time of marriage
        
        delayed m
      - value underlining
        
        earliar
        
        sacred institution
        
        now
        
        practical institution
      - institution of marriage
      - alternatives to marriage
        
        live in
      - source of spouse selection
        
        matrimony ads, social media
    - - secularisation
        
        differentiaition
        
        pivatisation
        
        decline in social significance of r
      - religious revivalism
        
        proleferation of godmen
        
        religious fundamentsalism
        
        new cults
    - - ancient and medivel - esoteric - limited to brahmins, but with british ruleall got access
      - religious to secular, scientific temper
      - cultural reproduction purpose to socio-economic mobility purpose
      - tech role involved now in imparting edu - e-learning, smart classes etc
      - domination of english medium - also exposed to modern value system
      - but also going back to basics
        
        primary edu in mother tounge
        
        vocational training
        
        promoting local culture and tradition via edu
      - creating institution of eminence to compete with international edu system
    - - ritual aspect
      - economic
      - structures