Human Development and Environment

Patriarchy is a form of social organization in which males dominate females. Nature makes diversity but not hierarchy, not inequality. It has never been stated that an elephant is better than a mouse, a rose is better than a cactus or a man is better than a woman, and vice versa. This inequality is created by society (basically 'us'). Our society puts labels of gender, religion, caste, nationality, etc. which creates discrimination among people. If you contemplate, you will find that there are more similarities than differences between men and women. I think the primary (maybe the only) difference is Physical i.e. Reproductive System. The differences are not related to jobs, careers, or other activities. It is not important that the Vice-Chairman or the Chief Minister is a man or a woman, or the chef in a restaurant is a male or a female chef. Nature has not created any of these differences. Popular Men on Patriarchy Periyar EV Ramasamy made sure that women took part in polit...

IN D IA  -    Independent Nation Declared In August The 15th of August 1947 is a red-letter day in the history of India. On this day India achieved its independence after centuries of slavery. India became free after a long struggle and countless sacrifices.  Our Fundamental Rights   - It is important for us to know about our basic Rights that are provided to us by the Indian Constitution. So here they are as follows: ① Right to Equality  - It includes equality before the law; prohibition of discrimination on the basis of Religion, Caste, Race, Gender or Place of birth; equality in matters of Employment; abolition of untouchability.  ② Right to Freedom  - It includes freedom of Speech & Expression ; Assembly; Association or Union or Co-operatives; Movement; Residence; Right to practice any Profession or Occupation. 

  Men and women are the two wheels of  the social cart.   For a  smooth & harmonious running of social and family life men and women both must be well-developed.  I t may be true that in majority of cases the girl doesn't become the bread-winner of the family but in this process of thought we are inclined to forget that - to give birth to the next generation and bring up this new generation is the basic and important task not only for the family but also for the society. Around the world, girls and women are treated as number two citizens, especially in India. All luxuries, comforts and even necessities must first be provided to boys and men and then,( if available) can be distributed to girls and women.  Let's divide this in two sections:                      ① Important  for  Family                             ...