Globalization has led to both benefits and harms according to the document. It discusses how the novel The White Tiger portrays the negative effects of globalization in India, including widening rural-urban gaps, corruption in various systems, unemployment, exploitation of the lower classes, and the impact of technology in creating a "dark" India. It notes how globalization has contributed to new social classes and a situation where people must "eat or be eaten". While material prosperity has increased for some, globalization has also deepened misery for many through issues like poverty, lack of opportunity, and erosion of cultural identity.

1. EVIL EFFECTS OF
GLOBALIZATION IN
WHITE TIGER
Presented by Mehul Dodiya

2. “THE STORY OF A POOR MAN'S
LIFE IS WRITTEN ON HIS BODY, IN
A SHARP PEN.”
• Name : Dodiya Mehul Maheshbhai
• Roll No : 23
• Enrolment No : 2069108420180011
• Class : M.A. Sem 4
• Year : 2017/19
• Submitted to : Smt. S. B. Gardi Department of English,
Maharaja Krishnakumarsinhji Bhavnagar University, Bhavnagar

3. GLOBALIZATION
• Globalization has changed the
world structure and cultural
hybridity, economic development,
recession, oppression, suppression
and subjugation are considered
moral for the sake of individual
growth which is very harmful for the
humanity to grow.
• This Presentation focuses on the
globalization with reference to Man
Booker Prize Award winning novel
The White Tiger

4. WHAT IS GLOBALIZATION ?
• Globalization can be viewed as the process of connecting of local
or regional phenomena into global ones. It can be stated as an
on-going process for the integrity of local, regional
economies, societies and cultures through worldwide networks
of exchange. Globalization is often used to refer to economic
globalization.
• The perception of globalization in Western countries is the
existence of extensive opportunities for economic
development of the world and significant contribution to make
better the people’s condition of existence.

5. • The Third World perception of
globalization is harmful process that
maximizes inequality within and
among states.
• We can say that globalization,
Integrating and fragmenting the
world, uniformity and localization,
increased material prosperity and
deepening misery and
homogenization and hegemony, is
a complex process.
• ‘Vasudeivakutumbakam’
• Material prosperity

6. THE WHITE TIGER
• social evils like poverty, manipulation, and corruption except for
becoming part of it which he describes as ‘Eat up or to be Eaten
up’.
• widening gap between rural & urban, differences between rural &
urban, existence of corruption in each & every system including
education, elections, lack of medical facilities, and problem of
unemployment especially in rural area, exploitation, oppression,
subjugation of underclass, terrorism, poverty, illiteracy, and master
servant relationship and also harmful impact of scientific,
technological revolution on India which he describes as ‘an India of
darkness’

7. TWO SIDES OF INDIA
• Delhi and Banglore witness
both kind of India where we
observe darkness of social evils
like corruption, inequality, and
class.
• The evils of modern Indian
society created new classes
that are ‘men with big bellies
& men with small bellies and
only two destinies eat or to
be eaten up’

8. POVERTY
• Poverty is the Worldwide issue, there
people are too hunger for food,
education, identity, existence and
many more.
• Zamindari, class & caste structure,
corruption, manipulation, exploitation
forced Balram to murder his master
• White Tiger offers a story of impact of
globalization, privatization and
Liberalization on the society, culture
and the human values.

9. PROTECT AND PRESERVE OUR
OWN IDENTITY
“You Chinese are far ahead of us in
every respect, except that you
don’t have entrepreneurs. And our
nation, though it has no drinking
water, electricity, sewage system,
public transportation, sense of
hygiene, discipline, courtesy or
punctuality, does have
entrepreneurs. Thousand and
thousands of them especially in the
field of technology.”
(Ranjanikar)

10. CORRUPTION
• ‘There’s a government medical
superintendent who’s meant to
check that doctors visit village
hospital like this. Now, each
time this post falls vacant, the
Great socialist let all the big
doctors know that he’s having
an open auction for that post.
The going rate for this post is
about four hundred thousand
rupees these days.’

11. OTHER EVIL EFFECTS OF
GLOBALIZATION
• Education
• Health,
• Money,
• Marriage,
• Mall Culture
• Unemployment
(Coimbator Sumathy K.; D. Victoria)

12. CONCLUSION
• Globalization has spread its wings all over the world. It has
created both positive and negative impacts in our country.
• Indian people want to be rich and stylish, they wear ethic
costumes and cultural codes mixed with American styles, people
spending their time in mall and enjoying having westernized food,
talking in mobile, nightclubs, all these incident in the novel can be
viewed as how globalization has affected Indian Culture.

13. REFERENCE
• http://www.transframe.in/files/7C.pdf
• http://irejournals.com/formatedpaper/1700781.pdf