What makes indian society unique in sustaining its culture

2022 • • • • • 2021 • • • • • • 2020 • Has caste lost its relevance in understanding the multi-cultural Indian Society? Elaborate your answer with illustrations. • COVID-19 pandemic accelerated class inequalities and poverty in India. Comment. • Do you agree that regionalism in India appears to be a consequence of rising cultural assertiveness? Argue. • Is diversity and pluralism in India under threat due to globalisation? Justify your answer. • Customs and traditions suppress reason leading to obscurantism. Do you agree? • How have digital initiatives in India contributed to the functioning of the education system in the country? Elaborate your answer. 2019 • What makes the Indian society unique in sustaining its culture? Discuss. • “Empowering women is the key to control population growth.” Discuss. • What are the challenges to our cultural practices in the name of secularism? • Do we have cultural pockets of small India all over the nation? Elaborate with examples. • What are the continued challenges for women in India against time and space? • Are we losing our local identity for the global identity? Discuss. 2018 • “Caste system is assuming new identities and associational forms. Hence, the caste system cannot be eradicated in India.” Comment. • ‘Despite the implementation of various programmes for the eradication of poverty by the government in India, poverty is still existing’. Explain by giving reasons. • How the Indian concept of secularism different from the west...

What makes the Indian society unique in sustaining its culture? Discuss (UPSC GS1 2019) Culture is a way of life of people. It includes architecture, literature, art, science etc. Although Indian Society is multi cultural, plural, diverse having different religions, traditions, philosophies and lifestyles yet it is able to sustain its diverse culture. The various aspects which results in the sustenance of culture are as follows: Features of Indian Society which led to sustainability: Principles of Tolerance and Respect: Indian society has been founded upon these which result in mutual respect and understanding for each other. The religions like Buddhism and Jainism have been founded upon these. • Assimilation process: The migrants from the times of Aryans to the Mughals have come and lived in India peacefully assimilating into the Indian way of life. Thereby sustaining the culture of the nation. • Spiritualism: The Indians have always curious to find a unique way of life giving rise to spiritualistic elements in the way of life. The various philosophies have given way to a spiritual dimension in the living way of people. • Geographical: The monsoon makes the Indian subcontinent very suitable for the development of Agriculture. Thereby Agricultural way of life is lived by the people in various states still today. Agriculture gives way to tradition, festivals, interaction which over a long period turns into lifestyles of people. • Governance was basically based upon the Agri...

How has Indian culture changed over time? Assimilation Process: Migrants from the times of Aryans to the Mughals have come and lived in India peacefully assimilating into the Indian way of life, thereby sustaining the culture of the nation. … Secular: Indian society has been practicing trends that have not been associated with any particular religion. How does Indian society sustain its culture? What makes the Indian society unique in sustaining its culture? Discuss. The notion of accommodation and assimilation has been the key feature of Indian society. … The essence of Indian society lies in harbouring diverse and distinct identities, ethnicities, languages, religions and culinary preferences. How can we preserve our Indian culture? Promotion of people as cultural brand ambassadors, building influence through the local vernacular media, an improved media strategy that promotes cultural content and supports cultural projects with less or no commercial value can also help preserve and promote culture. How is India’s culture? India is one of the most religiously and ethnically diverse nations in the world, with some of the most deeply religious societies and cultures. Religion plays a central and definitive role in the life of many of its people. Although India is a secular Hindu-majority country, it has a large Muslim population. How does Indian society maintain continuity in traditional social values? Indian society has maintained continuity in traditional social values t...

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What makes Indian society unique in sustaining its culture? Social cohesion makes the Indian society unique in sustaining its culture, its ability to transition from tolerance to acceptance manifesting the requirement of fraternity enjoined in the Preamble of the Constitution and the duty imposed on every citizen by article 51A(e). The reality concerned with the existentialism of modern India is a plural society of extremely large cultural diversity in scale and degree devoted to the realisation of the objectives and ideals valued highly in the Preamble of the Constitution. It is posited on the individual as the basic unit of citizenship evidencing equality in a specified relation with every other citizen. It, consequently, desires to put forward a kind of nationality that is discernible neither by universalism created by process of making things uniform or similar completely, nor by exclusive attachment to one’s own interest, group, or community. Although a section of outlook these days refers to modifying or altering it and embracing in its place a narrow version of ‘cultural nationalism’ premised on ‘majoritarianism’ reflecting particular religiosity; the working code for it is still ‘civic nationalism’ rather than ‘ethnonationalism’. disclaimer Any opinions and views expressed on or through the above content/blogs are those of the designated authors/bloggers and do not necessarily represent views of Times Internet Limited ("Company"). Further, the Company does not make...

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How has Indian culture changed over time? Assimilation Process: Migrants from the times of Aryans to the Mughals have come and lived in India peacefully assimilating into the Indian way of life, thereby sustaining the culture of the nation. … Secular: Indian society has been practicing trends that have not been associated with any particular religion. How does Indian society sustain its culture? What makes the Indian society unique in sustaining its culture? Discuss. The notion of accommodation and assimilation has been the key feature of Indian society. … The essence of Indian society lies in harbouring diverse and distinct identities, ethnicities, languages, religions and culinary preferences. How can we preserve our Indian culture? Promotion of people as cultural brand ambassadors, building influence through the local vernacular media, an improved media strategy that promotes cultural content and supports cultural projects with less or no commercial value can also help preserve and promote culture. How is India’s culture? India is one of the most religiously and ethnically diverse nations in the world, with some of the most deeply religious societies and cultures. Religion plays a central and definitive role in the life of many of its people. Although India is a secular Hindu-majority country, it has a large Muslim population. How does Indian society maintain continuity in traditional social values? Indian society has maintained continuity in traditional social values t...