Manuscript Number : GISRRJ181120

Globalisation has greatly impacted all aspects of our life. Globalisation has far reaching impacts. Impact of globalisation is beyond border of countries. An incident in one part of globe may affect people of other parts of globe. For some people it creates an new opportunities ,for others it is threat to loss of job. It has both positive and negative impact on Indian societies. Globalisation has adversely impacted the Indian culture, on other hand it has strengthened and revived Indian culture like yoga, Bollywood movies, Indian cuisine. Urban women have got greater benefit from globalisation in compare to rural women. It has created job opportunities and has given a sense of financial security to women, at same time exploitation of women have increased, and double burden of workload for working women. Family structure has been influenced by globalisation, it has increased nuclear families and bond values among family members have weakened by globalisation. Rigidity of caste system has reduced up to a certain extent. Along with creating new job opportunities ,it has also led to casualization of labour force. Indian agriculture has witnessed use of new technologies, high yielding varieties of seeds etc, at same time it has also made Indian agriculture more unsustainable because of production of cash crops. We should judiciously take benefit from globalisation and try to not affected by its negative impacts.