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Life issues

 


Right to life(in India- Article 21) 

  • Dignified life
  • Right to clean air/environment
  • Right to food
  • Right to employment
  • Right to privacy
  • Speedy Justice
  • Fair trial
  • Right against exploitation




Issues faced by Individuals

  • Physical Health crisis
  • Mental health crisis
  • Unfair treatment/social discrimination
  • Family/Friends relationship issues
  • Workplace
  • Emptiness- dull, unproductiveness
  • Decision making- Failure of life
  • Financial crisis
  • Career pressure
  • Safety and security


Issues faced by Children(Climate Change) 

  • Malnutrition because of rising food price
  • Heat stress
  • Children with less immunity are at risk of disease. 
  • Mental health
  • Economic stress of family will put child into labour work. 
  • Economic stress of family will result in girl child marriage. 
  • Loss of Education
  • Exploitation of children that are part of labour work. 
  • Domestic abuse


Coping Mental Health

  • Awareness and Training
  • De-Stigmatization
  • Access to Counseling
  • Leadership Involvement
  • Early Intervention
  • Work-Life Balance
  • Wellness Programs
  • Crisis response
  • Peer support network
  • Family support
  • Inclusive policy


Caste discrimination issue

Historical Legacy: Historical injustices and inequalities continue to influence perceptions and behaviours, leading to the perpetuation of discriminatory practices.

Cultural Norms and Traditions: Social practices, rituals, and inter-caste marriage restrictions reinforce caste-based distinctions, making it difficult to break free from these entrenched norms.

Power dynamics: Caste-based discrimination is often tied to power dynamics, with dominant castes seeking to maintain their privileged positions. Lower castes face discrimination and exclusion as a means of preserving existing hierarchies.

Economic Disparities: Lower-caste individuals often face limited access to education, employment opportunities, and resources, leading to a cycle of poverty and marginalization that reinforces discriminatory practices.

Lack of Effective Implementation: While laws and policies have been enacted to address caste-based discrimination, their effective implementation remains a challenge.

Weak enforcement, lack of awareness, and corruption hinder the eradication of discriminatory practices.

Political Considerations: Political parties exploit caste divisions for electoral gains, perpetuating caste-based discrimination for their own interests.


What is Decasting in India?


“Decasting” in India refers to the process of dismantling and eliminating the entrenched caste-based discrimination, inequalities, and social hierarchies present in society. It involves challenging and overcoming the practices, biases, and prejudices associated with the caste system.


Steps for Achieving De-casteing in India

Acceptance: Acknowledge the presence and impact of casteism in society, instead of denying or overlooking it.

Education: Educate younger generations about the importance of seeing beyond caste and the value of inclusivity.

Representation beyond reservations: Push for Dalit representation in cultural institutions, intellectual spaces, and media, beyond just reserved seats in politics

Celebrate Dalit History: Embrace and highlight the contributions of Dalits in the Indian independence movement and other spheres.

Promote Allies: Encourage individuals from privileged castes to become allies, supporting marginalized communities in various spaces.

Build Trust: Address and work on the distrust Dalits might feel towards the upper segments of society, fostering unity.

Policies Emphasizing Inclusion: Formulate policies that emphasize diversity, inclusion, and equity, ensuring nobody is left behind





Essay on Life 

In this universe our planet earth got the beauty of life. The earth shaped the life through the evolution of unicellular organisms to multicellular organisms. It evolved in the water and gradually become the part of whole planet dominated by human being. The complex interconnection of the different forms of life give rise to the ecosystem and biodiversity. The ecosystem and biodiversity provides stability and beauty to life. 

Among the different froms of life, human added a lot more dimensions to the life in the form of dignity, education, conscience, socialism, globalisation, etc.. 










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