GLOBALIZATION, TECHNOLOGY, AND THE QUEST FOR CULTURAL IDENTITY IN INDIA

Science and Culture 2026 Open access

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Authors: Debasri Dey, DR. MOUMITA SAHA, Surath Roy, DEBANSU CHATTERJEE, SHAYANTI NATH, SIMRAN SHEIKH, Saurav Kumar Bakshi
DOI: 10.36094/sc.v92.2026.globalization_technology_and_the_quest.dey.67
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Abstract

A nation's culture reflects its social progress and collective achievements.India's long history of cultural exchange has enabled diverse faiths and traditions to coexist, forming a unified identity through cooperation.Though global diversity is vast, India remains united in philosophy and lifestyle, with differences shaped largely by political and external influences.Representing justice, freedom, and nonviolence, Indian culture embodies spiritual and social cohesion.Globalization, however, has occasionally challenged this identity.Dynamic rather than monolithic, Indian culture evolves organically within communities.Its resilience and sustained unity affirm its enduring relevance in an ever-changing global landscape.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Globalization and Cultural Identity Social and Cultural Studies Indian Economic and Social Development

Publication details

Journal / source
Science and Culture
Volume
92
Issue
January-February
Pages
67–69
Publication date
9 February 2026
Language
EN