Globalization its Impact on Delayed Marriage, Fertility and Women Empowerment in India a Sociological Study

This sociological study investigates the repercussions of globalization on marriage, fertility, and women's empowerment in India, relying on a thorough analysis of existing secondary data. Employing a mixed-methods approach, the research synthesizes insights from scholarly articles, reports, and statistical data to examine the multifaceted effects of globalization on these interconnected facets of societal life. The study explores shifting marriage patterns and fertility rates in the context of economic Globalization, while also scrutinizing the nuanced impact on women's empowerment, encompassing access to education, participation in the workforce, and evolving gender roles. this research aims to offer a comprehensive understanding of the sociological transformations occurring in India, contributing valuable insights to the broader discourse on the consequences of globalization on marriage, fertility, and women's empowerment.