Abstract India suddenly changed in the last century. The giants of the world, over 60 years from British rule, can be said to be a global success story. The Indian economy has grown at an astonishing rate in the last fifteen years. In this article, we will clarify the remarkable features of economic reform introduced in India and try to make this growth possible. First of all I comment on what globalization is and why it is very important for India.
India's economic reform began in 1985 with the objective of liberalizing economic policy, globalization and privatization. Parliament (1) led by P.V. introduced economic reform in 1991. Narsimha Rao Since the mid-1990s, people have increasingly criticized economic reforms that have not been moved to clear goals and objectives. Globalization is an economic phenomenon, mainly involving the interaction or integration of international economic systems through international trade, investment and capital flows. A rapid increase in cultural and technological exchanges across the Boden society is part of the phenomenon of globalization. A fairly substantial number is an important part of the reform program
The economic reform adopted in the 1990s has greatly changed the macroeconomic environment of India and the trade and investment regime. Reforms have had a major impact on the relationship between the Union (or central government) and the state by rewriting the rules of economic governance in federal democracy in India. First, due to the abolition of control by the central government, a unique policy was established for the provincial government to develop larger policies such as economic development initiatives. Second, because the reforms themselves require cooperation of state governments to achieve success, especially the so-called "second generation reform", for the trajectory of India's overall development, the state's politics and governance are more It is important. For these reasons, interest in nationwide research has risen recently.