Globalization and Dalit Society

It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post. If the aim is to develop the country's agriculture, industry, and services, then India's dream of economic well-being will not take long to come true. But if this free policy is to protect the welfare of a handful of people, it will have a far-reaching effect on the future of other people in the country. This will make the India-India conflict inevitable. Globalization is considered from the perspective of three important dimensions of time, distance, and value. That is why "globalization is a mixed concept and its impact is far-reaching." This is not surprising, but many psychological speculations have been made. The subject is fresh in politics, globalization is being used by the people of the world to achieve economic prosperity. On the one hand, it is blamed on the fact that it raises a lot of new questions. "Dr. Ambedkar had emphasized on nationalization of agriculture. But the government does not want to privatize agriculture in a free economic policy. The government has introduced a new policy to sell tribal lands. Also, through SEZs, fertile lands are being sold to big companies at exorbitant prices. The expected benefits from the new economic policy have not reached the 15 crore Dalits. There is no strong evidence that the funds sanctioned by the administration have reached the deprived sections like Dalits.