Globalization is the process of interacting and sharing technology, skills, knowledge, and culture with other countries through various modes like trade, cultural exchange, political cooperation, science, and media. The history of globalization is divided into three periods from 1492 to the present: globalization of countries from 1492-1800; globalization of companies from 1800-2000; and globalization of individuals from 2000 to the present. Factors influencing globalization include communications, transport, and trade liberalization. While globalization provides benefits like access to new markets and technologies, it also poses challenges such as increased inequality and threats to local cultures.

1. GLOBALISATION

2. MEANING OF GLOBALISATION
GLOBALISATION IS A PROCESS OF INTERACTING AND SHARING
TECHNOLOGY, SKILLS , KNOWLEDGE WITH OTHER COUNTRIES.
THROUGH VARIOUSE MODE LIKE
1. TRADE
2. CULTURE EXCHANGE
3. POLITICAL CO-OPERATION
4. SCIENCE.
5. MEDIA.

3. HISTORY
THOMAS.L.FRIEDMAN DIVIDES THE HISTORY OF
GLOBALISATION INTO THREE PERIODS
1 GLOBALISATION 1- (1492-1800)-
IT INCLUDES THE GLOBALISATION OF COUNTRIES
2 GLOBALISATION 2- (1800-2000)-
IT INCLUDES GLOBALISATION OF COMPANIES
3 GLOBALISATION 3- (2000-PRESENT)-
IT INCLUDES GLOBALISATION OF INDIVIDUALS

4. NEED FOR THE GLOBALISATION
 DEPRECIATION OF CURRENCY
 HIKE IN INFLATION TO 17%
 FISCAL DEFICIT
 BRINK ON BECOMING LOAN DEFAULTERS

5. Factors Influencing Globalisation
 Factors influencing globalisation include:
 Communications
 Transport
 Trade liberalisation

6. STEPS TAKEN TO GLOBALISE INDIAN ECONOMY
 DEVALUATION
 DISINVESTMENT
 NRI SCHEMES
 ALLOWING FDI

7. ADVANTAGES & DISADVANTAGES OF GLOBALISAT
 CORPORATES
 PEOPLE
 ECONOMY
 SOCIAL HARMONY

9. CULTURAL & TECHNOLOGICAL IMPACT
TELEVISION SECTOR
INTERNET
RESTAURANTS
MULTIPLEXS , MALLS
ENTERTAINMENT

10. IMPACT ON AGRICULTURAL SECTOR
 BETTER EQUIPMENTS
 ACQUIRED 15% GDP
 60% POPULATION DEPENDS UPON AGRICULTURE
 NEW TECHNIUES
 POLY FARMING
 GREEN HOUSES
 ORGANIC FARMING

11. IMPACT ON EDUCATION SECTOR
NOW EDUCATION IS BWCOMING ONE OF THE BASIC
NEEDS THROUGHT INDIA
FOREIGN COLLABRATIONS WITH UNIVERSITIES
DISTANCE EDUCATION
E LEARNING
TECHNOLOGY AIDED LEARNING

12. INDIAN COMPANIES GOING GLOBAL

18. India‘s problem with Globalization
 Some section of people in India, basically poor and very
poor, tribal groups, they did not feel the heat of globalization
at all. They remain poor & poorest as they were.
 Increased gap between rich and poor
 Ethical responsibility of business has been diminished.
 Youth group of India leaving their studies very early and
joining Call centers to earn easy money thereby losing their
social life after getting habituated with monotonous work.
 High growth but problem of unemployment.
 Price hike of every daily usable commodities.

19. Negative Impacts of
Globalisation
• Exploitation of developing countries
• Unemployment and ousting of local businesses
• Violation of international laws.
• A threat to cultural diversity.
Anti-globalisation campaigners sometimes try to draw people's
attention to these points by demonstrating against the
World Trade Organisation, an inter-governmental organisation
which promotes the free-flow of trade around the
world.

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