Changing Perspectives Of Indian Identity Politics

The growing terrain of Indian identity politics is characterised by a shifting viewpoint, wherein conventional understandings of identity, frequently based on religious, caste, and regional affiliations, are undergoing redefinition and transformation due to contemporary influences such as globalisation, urbanisation, and the advent of social media. The aforementioned process is contributing to the development of a more intricate comprehension of Indian identity, characterised by a growing focus on matters pertaining to inclusiveness, diversity, and cultural pluralism. As India undergoes these transformations, its political sphere is experiencing the rise of novel perspectives and social movements that question existing power dynamics and promote a vision of Indian identity politics that is characterised by inclusivity and fairness

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IOSR Journal of Humanities and Social Science
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.9790/0837-2912090104
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South Asian Cinema and Culture
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Changing Perspectives Of Indian Identity Politics

Margaret R. Biswas
IOSR Journal of Humanities and Social Science
South Asian Cinema and Culture
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Changing Perspectives Of Indian Identity Politics

Margaret R. Biswas
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Abstract

The growing terrain of Indian identity politics is characterised by a shifting viewpoint, wherein conventional understandings of identity, frequently based on religious, caste, and regional affiliations, are undergoing redefinition and transformation due to contemporary influences such as globalisation, urbanisation, and the advent of social media. The aforementioned process is contributing to the development of a more intricate comprehension of Indian identity, characterised by a growing focus on matters pertaining to inclusiveness, diversity, and cultural pluralism. As India undergoes these transformations, its political sphere is experiencing the rise of novel perspectives and social movements that question existing power dynamics and promote a vision of Indian identity politics that is characterised by inclusivity and fairness

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