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Difference between moral
And civil dutieduties with
Example

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Answered by sidhimbro
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civil duties are also called as legal duties

Moral Duties:

Moral duties are those obligations which we should observe but we are not legally bound to observe them. It is our moral duty that we should serve our parents, teachers, brothers and sisters and the relatives. It is the moral duty of every one that he should lend a helping hand to the poor and down-trodden.

It is the moral duty of every individual that he should look after his family and earn money by fair means. It is our moral duty that we should serve our village, our province, nation and the world to all possible extents. China committed an aggression on India on 20th October, 1962 and emergency was declared in the country. In 1965 and 1971 Pakistan committed an aggression on India. At that time it was our moral duty to serve our country to our best abilities.

Legal Duties:

There is a marked difference between legal duties and moral duties. It depends entirely on the conscience of the individual to perform moral duties or not to perform them. But an individual is legally bound to perform legal duties. If he does not perform them, he will be punished by the state. It is the legal duty of every citizen to show obedience to the constitution, commands of law and pay taxes regularly and honestly. It is our legal duty to remain loyal to our country.

Traitors are tried by the Judiciary and are punished by the state. If the state recruits us in army compulsorily at the time of emergency, it is our duty to join the army and make our best possible efforts to defend the country.

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