Globalization would finish small scale industries in india

On a busy Monday morning in bazars of Hyderabad with full of kindling street foods starting from Burger to Hot dogs, Ravi and Meena always chose to have their favourite 'Hot chocolate', without even knowing their origin, Hidden 'globalisation' had brought both merits and demerits in Indian society. let us explore more about the future prospects of globalisation and how it impacts the Indian society in a logical manner. First of all, the era of globalisation started since the time immemorial, However, the shift from planned to open economy in 1990s, brought the world more closer to us in various spheres for instance, a cricket match held in england, is continuously telecasted in realtime is because of globalisation of technology. Sides of globalisation As a coin has 2 sides, globalisation also has 2 sides, the positive side of globalisation, gets reflected in every aspects of modern life, can history forget the art of conveying messages for long distance through birds (or), writing letters in palm leaf with birds feathers, but now which is in seconds, technology has reduced the gap between communication, making our interpersonal connections more stronger in our dignified lives. But, it does not stop with communication, it has blended us altogether, without even thinking about your lifestyle, wherever we see in offices or schools or halls, people get dressed up either in their formals that is shirts and pants with ties, belts, shoes and women in chudidhars, where does this influence come from, is from our ancestors or through our evolution.

It is because of other cultures influence, transformation from modern joint family to modern family / nuclear family reality have made numerous families speechless. It was in 2016, where two oldage couple were sent to oldage home by their own daughters for the sake of money, & wealth, pointed to be noted here is that (family) onset of oldage homes is not globalisation, but the thread of the that tied the knot (children) got broken due to emergence of materialism and selfish attitude, got evolved along with this mindset. Other side of globalisation, is that uneven distribution of benefits of globalisation, the service sector of Indian economy gained prominence, whereas the manufacturing remained down also, traditional handicrafts, handlooms, artisan industries disappeared due to lack of patronage. one such important craftwork at danger is 'Hand weaving' through handlooms, reduced its importance, leaving at the verge of extinction, questions our attitude towards Heritage and culture. The fear of finishing small scale industries in India, holding the world's major population in just 2.5% of world's area, remains a challenge, with adequate employment, promoting economic growth, and eradicating poverty path towards a inclusive nation. requires, meticulous planning in the era of globalisation. According to current statistics, about 7% of the population were engaged in local livelihoods like street vendors, small scale cottage industries, Globalisation has options to replace them completely, by promoting/permitting in single brand multiple retailing would erode the scale of small business, like Walmart, Reebok, which were expanded multi brand business would affect the economy, by placing all goods in a single place. Importance of small scale Industries to India is enormous, as the collaboration/organisation/cooperation forms the base of entrepreneurial society, which makes every individual to engage and participate in the society through coordination for example, the evolution of the famous cooperative in small village of Anand in Gujarat, today remains a renowned brand in dairy sector 'AMUL' has its foundation initially a small cooperative. It does not mean that small industries would not survive globalisation, but at times, globalisation makes the small industries survive; turning towards the world of spices, the controversial biopiracy of turmeric, starts from story of Aachi, started as initially a small company in erode, later emerged as big giant after its exports to multiple countries after knowing the importance of this antibacterial magical ingredient in cookings. However, both sides cannot determine the impact that globalisation had made in ground reality.

Recent incidents like issue of Aloo Tikki by McDonalds in India, ban on sale of non-veg during navarathiri points to the view that globalisation has not resulted in isolation, but resulted in glocalisation, hybrid of global and local cultures, moving forward with a giant leap in this era of technology. The wise small scale industries would cope the globalisation, by becoming more adaptable to the emerging challenges of monopoly in market, like ecommerce giants, 'Amazon, Flipkart' now increasingly welcoming other platforms like nykaa, myntra, through these local people market their product in a efficient manner makes a good example of acclamatising to the need of the hour in modern life. So, the focus should be on capacity building and training to small scale industries, not on restricting the global accessibility to resources. Whether it is fords or suzuki, they can decide their audience or customers, but the core of small scale industries; should be in such a way that their efforts knocks every door in world to invite / please them with their unique service / good through the medium of globalisation; whether it is hot dog / hot chocolate, the taste of tongue remains delicious only when, the freedom of tongue is given its own chance to take its wants, so as the globalisation, has done many best, it is us, who decide what we want / not, not influencers.