GLOBALIZING INDIA VS INDIANIZING THE GLOBE

The effects of globalization on India is one thing but Indianizing the Globe is quite another. Mr. Himanshu Joshi’s Thesis presentation delves on the latter more critical issue of Indian taste, culture and business across the world. Taking Indian IT, films, yoga, business acumen and Indian Dharma Gurus as some of the variables Himanshu brought to light a 4 factor model including these variables as strategic inputs for Indianizing the globe. Creating an attraction in our offerings, educating the world about India’s golden heritage, strengthening relationships across political boundaries near and far and setting global objectives and delivering potentially on promises are consideration when country stakes are involved.

Himanshu proposes a Four-Sight model

The Economic Sight implies looking at the equity side, and a continuous development and enhancing GDP growth. The Active Sight suggests active participation at internal and global level, visible decision making ensuring global leader image. Intellectual sight implies continuing with its competitive advantage of knowledge economy, and advancement and supremacy in the service sector. Lastly, Liberal Sight already in sync with India’s identity, a world leader of global peace and a weapon free world. Also suggesting more liberal relations with neighboring countries.

Additionally for all of this to become relevant, India needs:

• to cut red tape
• first Indianize itself
• young India, to also become more Experienced India

and lastly be a good ‘Talent Manager’ have an eye for the right kind of talent and a method to build it and retain it on international lines.

Mr. Himanshu Joshi, Student Executive, PGDPC XIV

Excerpts from his Thesis on ‘Globalizing India VS Indianizing The Globe’

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