Abstract
Indian society is rapidly changing in accordance to cultural, social, moral and political values. India is known as second largest democratic country in the world. The roots of democracy in Indian people have been strongly established since the struggle of Indian independence. Socio-political environment have been changing from last decade. On this background it was hypothesized that social change negatively related to secular attitude. For this study 100 students were selected from different colleges. The social change inventory and secular attitude scale was administered on participated students. The results does not confirm the hypotheses in this study. The social change issue and importance of secular attitude has elucidated in the present paper.
Highlights
Hypotheses: 1. There is significant gender difference regarding to social change among Indian youngsters
Psychological tools used for data collection: 1. A Battery of Test Measuring Social Change: The battery was constructed and standardized by Rama Tiwari, Roma Pal and Radha Pandey
There is no significant difference in the social change among male and female Indian youngsters
Summary
1. To measure social change and find out whether male and female Indian youngsters differ significantly from each other or not. 2. To measure secular attitude and search whether male and female Indian youngsters differ significantly from each other or not. 3. To find out relationship between social change and secular attitude among Indian youngsters, and test whether the relationship is significant or not. There is significant gender difference regarding to social change among Indian youngsters. 2. Level of secular attitude is high in male than female Indian youngsters
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