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Who has stated that in India, direction of change is represented in a linear evolutionary form from 'traditionalization' towards 'modernization' ?
Answer: D
Yogendra Singh stated that in India the direction of change is represented in a linear evolutionary form from 'traditionalisation' towards 'modernisation' in his work on the modernisation of Indian tradition.
M.N. Srinivas used sanskritisation and westernisation, S.C. Dube wrote on village change, and Milton Singer on the great tradition, so options A, B and C are not the source of this statement.
Singh set this view against the pattern of modernisation in the West, and tried to show how in India the tradition and modernity act on each other.
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