Volume : 11, Issue : 1, JAN 2025

GLOBAL SOUTH AUR BHARAT

VAISHVIK DAKSHIN MEIN BHARAT KI BADALTI BHOOMIKA PAR ARTHVYAVASTHA KA PRABHAAV

DR. PARAS JAIN, MONIKA SONI

Abstract

bharat ki badhti arthik shakti ne vaishvik dakshin mein, vishesh roop se ubharate baajaaron aur vikaasasheel deshon ke sandarbh mein, isakee bhoomika ko mahatvapoorn roop se badhaaya hai. bhaarat ke aarthik prakshepavakr ne ise vaishvik dakshin ke bhavishy ko aakaar dene mein ek pramukh khilaadee ke roop mein sthaapit kiya hai. yah shodhapatr bhaarat kee badhatee arthavyavastha aur vaishvik dakshin mein isake badhate prabhaav ke beech antarsambandhon kee jaanch karata hai. yah pata lagaata hai ki kaise bhaarat ke aarthik sudhaar, janasaankhyikeey gatisheelata, vyaapaar sambandh, pratyaksh videshee nivesh (ephadeeaee) pravaah aur bhoo-raajaneetik rananeetiyon ne antarraashtreey sansthaanon aur bahupaksheey manchon mein isakee upasthiti ko majaboot kiya hai. yah shodhapatr gareebee unmoolan, jalavaayu parivartan aur satat vikaas ke muddon sahit vaishvik vikaas mein bhaarat kee badhatee bhoomika se utpann chunautiyon aur avasaron ko bhee sambodhit karata hai. saahity, kes stadeej aur deta vishleshan kee vyaapak sameeksha ke maadhyam se, adhyayan mein paaya gaya hai ki ghareloo sudhaaron aur baaharee sambandhon se prerit bhaarat kee arthavyavastha ne ise vaishvik dakshin ke hiton kee vakaalat karane mein agranee aavaaz banane kee anumati dee hai, jo vyaapaar, vikaas aur praudyogikee hastaantaran jaise kshetron mein netrtv pradaan karata hai.

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