This document discusses social change in contemporary India. It covers types of social change such as evolution, process, and revolution. Factors affecting social change are also examined, including technological factors like India's ranking in information technology and demographic factors such as population distribution across age groups. The document also explores cultural factors influencing social change, as well as economic and legislative factors. Modernization and globalization are defined as composite concepts relating to adopting modern ways of thinking and international integration, respectively.

1. Social change in contemporary
India
Modernization and globalization

2.  Introduction
 Types of social change
 Factor affects the social change
 Modernization & globalization
Contents

3.  social change is a term used to describe variation in, a
modifications of any aspect of social processes, social patterns,
social interaction within a social organization.
 OR
 Social change means such alterations as they occur in social
organization that is the structure of society.
Introduction

4.  process
 evolution
 growth
 progress
 development
 revolution
 Process
 It is a change that takes place continuously in a definite manner. It
consists of a series of alterations in an object from one moment to
another.
Types of social change

5.  In this merely concerned with the biological modifications and progress of the
organism. But social evolution encompasses the gradual development of social
norms and technology and helps us in understanding social change.
 It also concerns itself with the emergence of class, caste, religion, and other socio
cultural developments in the society.
Evolution

6.  Revolution means any large scale change in
the leadership of a society or some
fundamental part of institution of society,
such as political and a successful
restructuring of those aspects of society in a
way deemed in the interest of the new ruling
class.
 even if they occur over a long period of
history for example, the industrial, the
commercial and agricultural revolution.
Revolution

7. ideology
• The term Sanskritization was used first by M.N.
Srinivas to describe the process of cultural
mobility in the traditional social structure of
India
Sanskritization

8. Factor affects the social change
Technological
India 121st in global information and
communication technology rankings
0-14 years: 28.5% (male 187,016,401/female
165,048,695)
15-24 years: 18.1% (male 118,696,540/female
105,342,764)
25-54 years: 40.6% (male 258,202,535/female
243,293,143)
55-64 years: 7% (male 43,625,668/female 43,175,111)
65 years and over: 5.8% (male 34,133,175/female
37,810,599) (2014 est.)
Population 1,236,344,631 (July 2014 est.)
Demographic

9. Cultural Legislation
Law of India
economic

10. Modernization
It is a composite concept. It is also an
ideological concept. Modernization
means to adopt modern ways, to
have a modern spirit and character
based on rationalism and scientific
thinking.
Globalization = It is a
term means International
Integration.

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