Tag: achieving equality

Natural occurrences follow nature laws. We cannot change the laws of nature. The rising and setting of the sun and the change in the seasons never stop. The law of gravity does not change. The rising and falling of tides, the phases of moon all of these occur according to the laws of nature.

Human laws need to be changed with changing conditions. As the situation changes accordingly laws of civic life changes. It helps in progressing our society as well as country.

Rules are meant for everyone. They apply equally to all. Disobeying the rules leads to punishment. There is no discrimination in punishments for breaking the rules. In this way equality is the basis of rule. Day to day life becomes efficient and work can be done more efficiently.

It is incorrect to discriminate between boys and girls. It is injustice to deprive girls of good food or to prevent them from going to school. They must get the same opportunities for development.

Rules have to be made to ensure that no injustice is done. Boys and girls are equal and must get the same opportunities for development. It is incorrect to discriminate between boys and girls.

It is true that the wrong customs and traditions cause the neglect of some sections of society. For example, our society is a patriarchal society and has customs that favours the males only. These customs have  lead to the discrimination of females. Moreover the casteism tradition has also led to differentiation in the people. The upper caste people discriminate the lower caste people. It is the result of these wrong traditions and customs that pose hindrance towards the growth of the society as a whole.

It is incorrect to discriminate between boys and girls. It is unjust to deprive ngirls of good food or to prevent them from going to school. Such injustice can be seen with respect to other sections of society.

There are some traditions and customs that are not desirable. They are not beneficial for our society such as caste distinction, inequality and untouchability. Constitution of Independent India abolished the custom of untouchability. its inhuman and unjust custom.

We follow many customs and traditions in our lives. We follow those traditions by observing our elders. There are several good customs and traditions in our society. We celebrate festivals together. We are hospitable to our guests.

All adults in India have the equal right to vote during elections and this "power over the ballot box" has been used by people to elect or replace their representative. But this feeling of equality that the ballot box provides does not extend to most people's lives. Poverty, religion, caste, and sex are the key factors why so many people's lives in India are highly unequal.