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Industrialisation As A Process of Social Change in India

Industrialization involves the use of machines leading to greater division of labor and increased production while reducing costs. It influences all sectors of society including agriculture and transportation and creates a dynamic industrial society. Rapid industrialization draws labor from villages, weakening kinship ties and agricultural production while making industrial workers feel insecure in their new roles.

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Industrialisation As A Process of Social Change in India

Industrialization involves the use of machines leading to greater division of labor and increased production while reducing costs. It influences all sectors of society including agriculture and transportation and creates a dynamic industrial society. Rapid industrialization draws labor from villages, weakening kinship ties and agricultural production while making industrial workers feel insecure in their new roles.

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INDUSTRIALISATION

 Not limited to industries.

 Agriculture, transportation.

 Use of machines led to greater division of labour.

 Resulted in increase in production.

 Reduction of cost.

 It influences all sections.

 Industrial society- dynamic.


INDUSTRIALISATION

 Cultural system with technology,economy,business values.

 It is mass production system.

 Rapid industrialisation draws labour from villages.

 Creates rural brain drain.

 Fall in agricultural production.

 Weakens kinship ties.

 Industrial worker feels insecure unhappy , powerless.


 Articulates feelings through unions.

 Relationships based on ‘rational utility’.

 Without human reciprocity.

 Relationships not primary , person – oriented.

 But secondary , role – oriented.

 Slow rate of growth due to other wordly asceticism.

 Now India, one of top ten industrial countries of world

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