Agriculture

1. Industrialisation had a modernising influence on agriculture and led to the inculcation of scientific temperament in Indian agriculture.
2. Mechanisation in agriculture sector increased, led to the development of new class of workers who were skilled in operating them.
3. Industrialization has led to the high division of labour.
4. Cropping pattern has changed in many part of the country to support the industry growth.
5. The old patronage based model replaced by the contract based relationship.
6. Unlike other industrial country where agriculture has been subsumed by large industry relation, in India that has not happened yet.

Society

1. Impact of economic crisis in industries have negatively impact over rural social set as it was seen during the period of Covid 19, and flow of reverse migration
2. Industrial development in many ways has broked the caste boundries and opened up avenue for social mobility.
3. Class based stratification started developing in rural areas.
4. Rural to urban migration incresed due to search of new jobs.
5. Other social institutions such as family and kinship too has got affected.
   1. Nuclea family in rural areas.
   2. Family is not able to provide for economic placement.
6. Market forces are lead to higher aspirations among the individual and increase the instance of anomie.