Cultural Heritage and Diversity Preservation

Promote the preservation and celebration of India’s rich cultural heritage, traditions, and linguistic diversity.

• Encourage cultural exchange programs, heritage conservation, and initiatives that foster intercultural understanding.
• Promoting a culture of tolerance and understanding is necessary to create an environment that allows for constructive dialogue.

Sustainable Development Practices

These can be promoted to minimize the negative impact of Globalisation on the environment and communities. 

• This can include the adoption of eco-friendly technologies and responsible management of natural resources.

Protection of the Vulnerable Sector

While pursuing Globalisation, it’s crucial to shield vulnerable sectors, such as agriculture, from adverse impacts. This ensures that economic openness benefits all segments of society.

• For instance, India’s cautious approach towards joining RCEP is influenced by concerns over an influx of inexpensive Chinese products. 
• Similarly, New Zealand’s robust dairy industry could potentially harm India’s domestic sector. Therefore, promoting Globalisation should be accompanied by well-considered provisions to protect local interests.

Encourage Innovation and Entrepreneurship

This can include creating policies that support small and medium-sized enterprises, providing funding, etc.

• Training in technical and vocational skills should be imparted that are in demand in the global economy.

Inclusive Growth and Poverty Alleviation

Implement targeted policies to ensure that the benefits of economic growth reach all sections of society, particularly marginalised and vulnerable communities.

• Strengthen social safety nets, and access to quality education, healthcare, and housing to uplift those living in poverty.