1. The document discusses the modernization of Indian culture and the issues and challenges that come with it. It notes that culture encompasses many aspects of daily life from religion to food to language.
2. It provides statistics on the religious, linguistic, and cultural diversity of India. Some of the major religions are Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, and Sikhism. Hindi is the most widely spoken language.
3. It explores how modernization has impacted traditions and lifestyles in India. This includes changes in family structures, dress, entertainment, and food. While innovation and development have benefits, it can also lead to issues like loss of skills, values, and relationships.
2. A presentation on
Modernization
of Indian culture :
Issues & Challenges
Presented by:
Rhitiq Pattnaik - 200402100004
Sunanda Priyadarshini - 200402100026
Kiran Patnaik - 200402100039
Under the guidance of
Dr. Smita Mishra Panda
3. “
"Culture encompasses religion, food,
what we wear, how we wear it, our
language, marriage, music, what we
believe is right or wrong, how we sit at
the table, how we greet visitors, how
we behave with loved ones, and a
million other things”
4. Religious Group 2011
Hinduism 79.80%
Islam 14.23%
Christianity 2.30%
Sikhism 1.72%
Budhism 0.70%
Jainism 0.37%
Others 0.90%
Various Religions In India
Source : Census of India - 2011
Hinduism
Islam
Christianity
Sikhism
Budhism
Jainism
Others
79.80%
14.23%
2.30%
1.72%
0.70%
0.37%
0.90%
2011
8. India is a land of cultural diversification and varieties.
India’s rich cultural heritage has been a center of
attractions for ages.
India’s tradition never ceases to surprise the spectators.
India’s heritage and culture have been followed by
various leading countries across the Globe.
Cultural Perception of India
9. Modernization
Modernization has greatly effected our traditions, customs, our
family as well as our lifestyles and choices.
We are solely responsible to have let our rich culture be replaced by
pseudo-culture and propagation across the country.
There is no harm in acquiring new knowledge but leaving behind our
origin is no less than a crime.
10. Legal & Administration.
Agrarian & Education
Land Settlement – Zamindari, Ryotwari, Mahalwari
Industrialisation & Urbanisation
Components that led to Modernization
Transport & Communication
11. Changes taking place due to Modernization
Touch feet of our elders “Hi/Hello”
Dhoti & Kurta Jeans & Tops
Ramayana & Mahabharat English songs & Hollywood Movies
Arranged Marriage Live-in Relationship
Pitha Pizza & Burgers
13. 0.00%
10.00%
20.00%
30.00%
40.00%
50.00%
60.00%
Joint Urban Rural Nuclear Urban Rural
LIVING ARRANGEMENT
Census 2001
Census 2011
Living
Arrangement Census 2001 Census 2011
Joint 19.10% 16.10%
Urban 16.50% 14.60%
Rural 20.10% 16.80%
Nuclear 51.70% 52.10%
Urban 54.30% 52.30%
Rural 50.70% 52.10%
Source
:
Census
of
India
–
2001,
2011
14. Issues of Modernization
▪ We tend to follow what we watch in television or web series.
▪ Due to high intake of junk food which has no nutritional value
we are being infected with various diseases.
▪ Large number of people like wearing western clothes so
traditional weavers are losings their jobs.
▪ We are losing skilled people.
▪ We are losing our moral values.
15. How to preserve our culture.
Share your culture’s visual art.
Attend or organize major events.
Cook a recipe for family.
Spend time with family.
Speak your mother tongue.
16. Role of Management Student in Restoration
of our Culture and Traditions.
Let’s absorb less from television or web series.
Let’s motivate just one friend to follow our traditions.
Let’s use less of mobile / technology and spend more time our family.
Let’s go to our village and meet family instead of making video calls.
Lets continue to touch the feet of our elders to seek their blessings.
Let’s cook one traditional recipe a week.
Let’s be a change maker!
