Question

A 2 mins speech on "true liberty is freedom from poverty,deprivation and all forms of discrimination." Consisting the following points-
1]causes of poverty and means of overcoming it.
2]discrimination based on gender,religion,class,etc.
3]constitutionally guaranteed human rights

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According to Mahatma Gandhi, India would be truly independent only when the nation is completely free of poverty. ... Today I am here, in front of you to express my views on the topic – True liberty is freedom from poverty, deprivation and all forms of discrimination. Gandhi claimed that only when the poorest of Indian people are free from human suffering, they will become truly independent.  There are many poor people in our country who can’t get 2 square meals a day. They face a lot of difficulties in their lives. They can never fulfill their basic needs. What are its causes you may ask? –Non-technical education, rapidly increasing population, Illiteracy, Lack of employment. They are not fully aware about their basic rights. To overcome this situation, one must work hard. Other means to overcome this is to get inclined to technical education, Check increasing population, Self-awareness for literacy, increasing employment opportunities

There is a lot of discrimination in our society based on gender, religion, class etc. Male-dominance, Jealously, Differences in society, Exploitation of human rights and Government policies to name a few .The rich exploit the poor, and woman live at the mercy of men.  Discrimination based on Gender, Religion, Class, etc. should be put to a halt.  

I mentioned the word ‘’basic rights’’. What are those basic rights? Those rights that is granted by the constitution to all citizens of India irrespective of their caste, religion, gender etc.. What are the Constitutionally Guaranteed Human Rights?

Equal chances for everyone to develop, No difference between men and women ,Free education to all, and to live in Harmony.to conclude  Everyone should enjoy constitutionally guaranteed rights. Only then we can say that we have true liberty.

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