Globalization affects identity by connecting people across cultures, influencing traditions

 Globalization affects identity by connecting people across cultures, influencing traditions, and 

shaping how individuals see themselves. 

Globalization & Identity Formation | वैश्वीकरण और पहचान ननर्ााण

1. Cultural Exchange (संस्कृनि का आदान-प्रदान) – People learn new traditions, food, fashion, 

and languages from different countries.

Example: Indian youth using Western clothing styles.

2. Influence of Media (र्ीडिया का प्रभाव) – Films, music, and social media introduce global 

trends and ideas.

Example: K-pop influencing fashion and music worldwide.

3. Economic & Career Opportunities (आर्थाक और कररयर के अवसर) – Globalization allows 

people to work in different countries, changing their identity and lifestyle.

Example: Indian professionals working in the USA or Europe.

4. Blending of Cultures (संस्कृनियों का र्ेल) – People adopt elements from different cultures, 

creating mixed identities.

Example: Fusion food, like Indo-Chinese dishes.

5. Loss of Local Traditions (स्थानीय परंपराओं का क्षय) – Some traditional practices fade as 

people follow global trends.

Example: Young generations speaking English more than their mother tongue.

6. Diversity & Acceptance (ववववधिा और स्वीकायािा) – People become more open to different 

religions, races, and beliefs.

Example: Celebrating international festivals like Christmas and Halloween in India.

7. • Changing National Identity (राष्ट्रीय पहचान र्ें पररविान) – People feel connected 

to the global world, not just their own country.

Example: Social movements spreading internationally, like environmental activism.

8. Globalization shapes identity by mixing cultures, ideas, and lifestyles!