Synopsis Globalisation is a phenomenon that has many dimensions, i.e., economic, cultural, environmental and political. Almost every aspect pertaining to the issue of globalisation is a subject matter of vital academic debate. The term globalisation is widely and generally applicable in the economic and commercial perspective. Nevertheless its impact - range encompasses cultural and philosophical dimensions as much as fundamental principles pertaining to the culture and philosophy of a particular nation or society are likely to interact with the changed situations arising in the state of globalisation. Globalisation, of course, cannot be held responsible for all threats to diversity, but the scale and rapidity of globalisation process today are exhibiting an added dimensions of danger, one that need timely and effective remedy fore it is rather late. This volume contains 18 research papers by authors from all regions of India. It is hoped that the volume will be highly useful for students, scholars, professors, planners and policy makers.