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    Industrailisation As Aprocess of Social Change

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    Industrialization in India led to social changes like a greater division of labor and mass production systems that increased output but reduced costs. It created an industrial society that was dynamic yet also weakened traditional kinship ties and made workers feel insecure as relations became more secondary and role-oriented than based on human reciprocity. Over time, India was able to increase its industrialization rate and became one of the top ten industrialized countries in the world.

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    Industrialization in India led to social changes like a greater division of labor and mass production systems that increased output but reduced costs. It created an industrial society that was dynamic yet also weakened traditional kinship ties and made workers feel insecure as relations became more secondary and role-oriented than based on human reciprocity. Over time, India was able to increase its industrialization rate and became one of the top ten industrialized countries in the world.

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    Industrialization in India led to social changes like a greater division of labor and mass production systems that increased output but reduced costs. It created an industrial society that was dynamic yet also weakened traditional kinship ties and made workers feel insecure as relations became more secondary and role-oriented than based on human reciprocity. Over time, India was able to increase its industrialization rate and became one of the top ten industrialized countries in the world.

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    Industrialization in India led to social changes like a greater division of labor and mass production systems that increased output but reduced costs. It created an industrial society that was dynamic yet also weakened traditional kinship ties and made workers feel insecure as relations became more secondary and role-oriented than based on human reciprocity. Over time, India was able to increase its industrialization rate and became one of the top ten industrialized countries in the world.

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    Indutrialisation as a process of social change in

    India
    Industrialisation as process of social change in India
    Indutrailisation,not limited to manufacturing.
    Agriculture,transport,communication subject to
    mechanisation.
    Use of machines gave rise to greater division of labour.
    New mode of production led to increase in production.
    Led to reduction of cost.
    Industrial society is dynamic.
    Industrialisation
    • It is cultural system.
    • With technologies,economy,business values.
    • It is a mass production system.
    • Leading to rural brain drain.
    • Fall in agricultural production.
    • Weakens kinship ties.
    • Worker feels insecure,unhappy,powerless.
    • Articulates feelings through trade unions.
    • Relations based on rational utility rather than human reciprocity.
    • Relations not primary.
    • Secondary,role oriented.
    • Slow rate of growth due to other world by ascetions.
    • Now the became top ten industial countries of the world.

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