Abstract

Indian society traditionally characterized by its deep-rooted familial and social structures is experiencing notable changes in its relational dynamics. Historically relationships in India have been influenced by caste religion and family hierarchies often prioritizing collective over individual interests. However contemporary shifts driven by globalization economic development and cultural exchange are altering these traditional paradigms. This abstract explores the evolving nature of relationships within Indian society focusing on familial bonds romantic engagements and social interactions. It delves into how economic growth and urbanization are fostering new patterns of independence and self-expression leading to a redefinition of roles and expectations. The rise of digital communication and social media has further accelerated these changes facilitating new forms of connectivity and influencing personal relationships. The study also addresses the complexities arising from these tra