Summary: Globalisation means that countries around the world are becoming more connected through trade, communication, technology, and culture. It allows goods, services, and ideas to move easily between countries. For example, people in Nepal use phones made in other countries, watch foreign movies, and sell local products like handicrafts to international buyers. Globalisation is a complex topic and people have different opinions about it. It is not completely good or completely bad because its effects depend on how it is managed. On the positive side, globalisation helps the economy grow. It creates jobs, brings foreign investment, and helps countries sell their products in international markets. It also spreads technology and knowledge, which improves people’s lives. People can also enjoy more choices of products and learn about different cultures. However, globalisation also has some problems. The benefits are not shared equally. Rich countries and big companies often gain more, w...
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