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Q. Discuss the impact of post-liberal economy on ethnic identity and communalism. (2023)
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A: Impact on Ethnic Identity:
Positive:
Economic Empowerment: The advent of the post-liberal economy since the early 1990s has positively impacted various ethnic communities by providing increased access to economic opportunities, enabling individuals to enhance their socio-economic status.
Cultural Exchange: The post-liberal economy has facilitated a heightened cultural exchange through increased trade, tourism, and connectivity, fostering greater intercultural understanding.
Entrepreneurship and Regional Identity: Economic liberalization has served as a catalyst for entrepreneurship, empowering regions with distinctive ethnic identities to promote their unique products and traditions.Negative:
Economic Disparities: Despite economic growth, disparities persist among ethnic groups, resulting in income inequalities and potential marginalization of certain communities.
Cultural Homogenization: The global spread of consumer culture driven by liberalization may undermine traditional ethnic customs and identities.
Regional Disparities: Economic liberalization has the potential to concentrate wealth and development in specific regions, leaving others economically disadvantaged.
Impact on Communalism:
Positive:
Urbanization and Migration: These aspects promoted by the post-liberal economy contribute to social integration and reduce the influence of communalism.
Education and Awareness: Improved access to education and information can cultivate a more informed and tolerant society, mitigating communal tensions.
Negative:
Media and Technology: The use of media and technology can be exploited to propagate divisive ideologies and escalate communal tensions.
Rural-Urban Divide: Economic liberalization may exacerbate a rural-urban divide, with rural areas feeling neglected, possibly fueling communal sentiments.
Consumerism: Materialistic values associated with consumerism might overshadow cultural and social values, leading to a breakdown in community cohesion.
In summary, while the post-liberal economy has propelled India into a period of development and prosperity, its impact on ethnic identity and communalism has also introduced new faultlines that need to be addressed, emphasizing the value of brotherhood as enshrined in the preamble.
