Why were changes necessasary in indian society
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We talk about Indian culture as a strong entity and many of us take pride in abiding by this entity’s values. The definition of ‘Indian Culture/Sabhyata’ has often baffled me and I believe it’s the subjectivity of the definition that lends scope for misuse.
I define our culture as one that instills pride in the country (where it is rightly deserved), respect for elders, awareness of responsibility towards our parents and a will to stand on our own feet. We have made the culture colourful with a multitude of festivals that we take pride in celebrating.
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I define our culture as one that instills pride in the country (where it is rightly deserved), respect for elders, awareness of responsibility towards our parents and a will to stand on our own feet. We have made the culture colourful with a multitude of festivals that we take pride in celebrating.
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Mother gives birth to a child. Mother but first is a women! also we call our nation as "Bharat Mata" or "Mother Nation".
Empowering women, girls would lead to pride of our country!
respecting them is for the betterment.
Also, my definition does not encompass religion and religious practices, the many expectations from a girl the moment she takes up the role of a wife/daughter-in-law/mother, or restrictions on subjects that can be discussed and clothes that can be worn in public. Unfortunately, a majority of the population confuses the definition of “culture” with perceived archaic expectations of people.
Empowering women, girls would lead to pride of our country!
respecting them is for the betterment.
Also, my definition does not encompass religion and religious practices, the many expectations from a girl the moment she takes up the role of a wife/daughter-in-law/mother, or restrictions on subjects that can be discussed and clothes that can be worn in public. Unfortunately, a majority of the population confuses the definition of “culture” with perceived archaic expectations of people.
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