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Social Justice

Social justice refers to the fair and equitable distribution of resources, opportunities, and responsibilities in a society. It involves ensuring equal rights, dignity, and access to public goods for all citizens, regardless of their social, economic, or cultural background.

Key aspects include affirmative action, anti-discrimination laws, social welfare programs, and empowerment of marginalized communities. Social justice is a core value of a just and inclusive democracy.

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Pratishtha
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PratishthaBegginer
Asked: September 1, 2024In:
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What factors other than technology are making children away from their parents?

  1. Bhavana Notla
    Bhavana Notla Begginer

    There are several factors which are making chicken away from parents. Such as busy work life of parents , parents being away from children as they work under busy work schedules and spending less time with them ,can make children grow away from parents. Another factor is children striving for indiviRead more

    There are several factors which are making chicken away from parents. Such as busy work life of parents , parents being away from children as they work under busy work schedules and spending less time with them ,can make children grow away from parents.

    Another factor is children striving for individuality and working hard for they goals, it’s not a bad thing but only indulging in the idea of individuality and not involving with family might make grow away from parents.

    High pressure in educational achievements and extra curricular activities, parents who pressure their children for achieving exceptional achievements in extra curricular activities & educational achievements can grow apart from parents because of more involving in the training and less time to spend with family and always might make them emotionally apart.

    People who follow society trends and spend less time with family just to fit in the society norms might loose communication with family and children can be apart from parents easily.

    These are some factors which make children away from parents, but the main factor is parents communicating less with children and not giving them the time and support they needed will cause them distance which can be physically or emotionally.

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Navya Ram
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Navya RamBegginer
Asked: September 1, 2024In: ,
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  1. Komal Choudhary 65
    Komal Choudhary 65 Begginer

    Despite number of amendments in law and society . Crime against women keeps on increasing whether it is rape , dowry death, sex selective abortion . There are number of reasons for it increase 1)Low education to female individual The is a huge difference in literacy ratio in women as compared to malRead more

    Despite number of amendments in law and society . Crime against women keeps on increasing whether it is rape , dowry death, sex selective abortion .

    There are number of reasons for it increase

    1)Low education to female individual

    The is a huge difference in literacy ratio in women as compared to male in India

    2) sterotypes related to females

    Numbers of sterotypes are attached with the women in the Indian society which has led to further increase in these types of cases

    3) longer judicial trial times

    One of the major flaws of Indian judiciary as further led to increase of crime against women because women often  hesitate to go to courts for the redressal

    Way forward to these problems

    1) Government schemes

    There are some govt scheme such as mission shakti

    Which includes sambal means safety and security of women

    And samarthya means empowerment of women major objective bo this scheme is to provide

    Immediate redressal , increase labour force ,reduce care burden on women etc

    Another very popular schemes are Beti bachao beti padhao yojana

    Which ensure elementary and higher education to girl child

    At last this can be concluded by taking several measures

    Such as by properly implementation of the schemes ( so that it should not remain on just paper )

    Fastening of redressal system for any grievance  related to females

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Varsha !
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Varsha !Begginer
Asked: September 1, 2024In:
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  1. Umang Singh Yadav
    Umang Singh Yadav Expert

    Women deserve safe public spaces to prevent harassment, violence and fear. Enhancing safety promotes equality, freedom and dignity, allowing women to move freely, participate socially and pursue opportunities without restriction. Effective ways communities can enhance women's safety in public spacesRead more

    Women deserve safe public spaces to prevent harassment, violence and fear. Enhancing safety promotes equality, freedom and dignity, allowing women to move freely, participate socially and pursue opportunities without restriction.

    Effective ways communities can enhance women’s safety in public spaces include – 

    1. Community engagement enhances women’s safety through awareness campaigns, workshops and collaborative initiatives, fostering inclusive and supportive environments.
    2. Improved lighting and infrastructure enhances women’s safety through well lit walkways, CCTV cameras and secure transportation hubs, deterring crime.
    3. Women led initiatives enhance safety through grassroots organizing, advocacy and tailored solutions empowering women to reclaim public spaces.
    4. Education and training enhance women’s safety through self defense skills, gender sensitivity programs and bystander intervention techniques promoting empowerment.
    5. Collaborative policing enhances women’s safety through community partnerships, responsive reporting and gender sensitive law enforcement building trust and protection.
    6. Safe public transportation enhances women’s safety through designated women’s sections, CCTV cameras and responsive driver training ensuring secure travel.
    7. Public art and messaging enhances women’s safety by promoting empowerment, challenging harmful norms and fostering a culture of respect.
    8. Community patrols enhance women’s safety through volunteer presence, surveillance and rapid response deterring crime and ensuring accountability.
    9. Support services enhance women’s safety through accessible counseling, crisis hotlines and emergency resources providing vital assistance and refuge.

     

     

    Enhancing women’s safety requires collective effort, addressing societal norms, infrastructure and community engagement. By prioritizing women’s rights and well being we can create inclusive, respectful and secure public spaces for all.

     

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Riya Avalur
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Riya AvalurBegginer
Asked: August 31, 2024In:
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  1. ABHISHEK KUMAR
    ABHISHEK KUMAR Begginer

    Food technology plays a crucial role in the food industry by enhancing the safety, quality, and efficiency of food production. Its primary purposes include: 1. **Safety and Preservation**: Food technology helps in developing methods to prevent foodborne illnesses and extend shelf life. Techniques suRead more

    Food technology plays a crucial role in the food industry by enhancing the safety, quality, and efficiency of food production. Its primary purposes include:

    1. **Safety and Preservation**: Food technology helps in developing methods to prevent foodborne illnesses and extend shelf life. Techniques such as pasteurization, refrigeration, and packaging innovations ensure that food remains safe and fresh for longer periods.

    2. **Quality Improvement**: It focuses on enhancing the sensory qualities of food, including taste, texture, and appearance. By optimizing ingredients and processing methods, food technology helps in maintaining high standards of quality in food products.

    3. **Nutritional Value**: Food technologists work on fortifying foods with essential nutrients and improving the nutritional profile of products to meet the dietary needs of consumers.

    4. **Efficiency in Production**: Advances in food technology streamline production processes, reduce waste, and improve overall efficiency. Automation, precise control systems, and innovative processing techniques contribute to more effective and scalable food manufacturing.

    5. **Product Development**: It supports the creation of new and innovative food products by exploring new ingredients, flavors, and processing methods. This drives variety and caters to changing consumer preferences.

    Overall, food technology integrates scientific principles with practical applications to enhance the food supply chain, from production to consumption, ensuring that food is safe, nutritious, and of high quality.

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Riya Avalur
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Riya AvalurBegginer
Asked: August 31, 2024In:
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  1. Anita Dhruw
    Anita Dhruw Legend

    The use of technology or engineering is experienced in the food industry in several ways. It entails methods that are directed towards enhancing the product, safety and eventually the consumption of food in all aspects. Here are the main objectives of food science technology. 1. Food Preservation: WRead more

    The use of technology or engineering is experienced in the food industry in several ways. It entails methods that are directed towards enhancing the product, safety and eventually the consumption of food in all aspects. Here are the main objectives of food science technology.

    1. Food Preservation:

    What is food waste technology? For instance, it is the application of canning, freezing and other means apart from drying to enhance the safe shelf extensions of perishables. Apart from the utmost importance in preventing food spoilage, and increasing the vol and taste of the food.

    Reducing Infestation/ Microbiology of Food: This aspect of food technology prevents any biological, chemical or physical hazards to the final food product by promoting a clean environment and use of modern techniques like sterilization and pastuerization.

    3. Food Processing:
    Food processing techniques enable the food products to be of impressive quality: Food processing methods like milling, grinding and mixing improve the quality, flavor and appearance of the food products.

    Value Addition: Raw materials are converted into processed goods of varying shapes such as processed meat, tin vegetables, baked…

    Food technology advancement: New Technology in Food Products: New Food Products such as functional food, vegetarian food, and non-dairy meat are being created by Food Technologists.

    Product Improvement: Improvements in all elements of existing food products as improvements over older versions due to constant research and development are made.

    5. Sustainable Food Ageing:

    Reducing Waste: With time as food engineering is improving thanks packaging, storage and distribution it will develop more food that will not be wasted.
    Environmentally Friendly Farming: In as much as food technology has aided the quest for better farming practices it has also helped create more innovative non harmful methods of farming.


    Food technology, therefore, provides a solution to and fulfills the modern world’s demand for safe, healthy, and enough food supply to its population.’

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TeamSupreme
Asked: August 31, 2024In:
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Answer the question in maximum 15 to 20 words. This question carries 03 marks. [MPPSC 2023] What does Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) mean?

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  1. Divya Patel
    Divya Patel Begginer

    Definition of Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) A Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) is a non-profit entity that operates independently of government control. Its primary goal is to address and provide solutions to various social, economic, or environmental issues through voluntary action and advRead more

    Definition of Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO)

    A Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) is a non-profit entity that operates independently of government control. Its primary goal is to address and provide solutions to various social, economic, or environmental issues through voluntary action and advocacy.

    Key Characteristics of NGOs:

    1. Independence from Government: NGOs operate separately from government structures and are not influenced or controlled by governmental bodies.
    2. Non-Profit Nature: The primary motive is not to make profits but to contribute to societal welfare. Any surplus funds are reinvested into the organization’s objectives.
    3. Voluntary Participation: They often rely on the efforts of volunteers and donations from individuals, foundations, or corporations to carry out their work.
    4. Diverse Focus Areas: NGOs work on a wide range of issues including but not limited to education, health, human rights, environment, and poverty alleviation.

    Recent Examples of NGOs:

    1. Goonj: This Delhi-based NGO focuses on addressing the issue of poverty and basic needs like clothing and sanitation. It has gained prominence for its innovative approach to addressing the needs of marginalized communities through “Cloth for Work” programs.
    2. Pratham: An educational NGO, Pratham is renowned for its efforts in improving literacy and education for underprivileged children in India. It runs programs such as the “Read India” initiative, which has made significant impacts in rural and semi-urban areas.
    3. Greenpeace India: This branch of the international environmental organization focuses on issues such as climate change, deforestation, and pollution. Greenpeace India has been active in campaigns to address environmental challenges and promote sustainable practices.
    4. CRY (Child Rights and You): CRY works towards ensuring the rights of children, especially those in impoverished and underserved regions. It has been involved in numerous projects aimed at improving child health, education, and protection.

    Conclusion:

    NGOs play a crucial role in societal development by addressing gaps left by governmental and commercial entities. Their independence, focus on societal welfare, and reliance on voluntary contributions make them vital players in the efforts towards social justice and development. Their diverse and adaptive approaches to solving various issues exemplify their importance in contemporary society.

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Shiwangi Ukey
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Shiwangi UkeyBegginer
Asked: August 31, 2024In: ,
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I want to know the thoughts of people who are starting their own business. Many startups don’t put importance in branding keeping it at the last of their marketing funnels, I would like to know the main reasons for it.

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  1. Anita Dhruw
    Anita Dhruw Legend

    Brand is highly synchronize with the concept of a corporate image as a vehicle for conveying information on values and positions in the market. Innovative branding campaigns featured in the current case studies promote stakeholder engagement and organizational objectives. 1. Dove's "Embracing Real BRead more

    Brand is highly synchronize with the concept of a corporate image as a vehicle for conveying information on values and positions in the market. Innovative branding campaigns featured in the current case studies promote stakeholder engagement and organizational objectives.

    1. Dove’s “Embracing Real Beauty” Campaign:-
    In turn, Dove decoded the set conventional social norms appealing to the desirability of diversity and inclusion. Its creatives urged consumers to embrace who they were; consumers and the masses reciprocated this and became brand loyal. In engaging with cultural movements and talking about issues at hand, the product was no longer just the cosmetic within the soap, but power in a bottle.

    2. Coca-Cola’s “Create Real Magic” Campaign:-
    Coca-Cola applied generative AI in order to create creativity with the targeted audience. The campaign was mutual incooperation between users to create art using AI and equal ownership and creativity. This campaign informed audiences of the brand’s Coca-Cola capacity to expand into emerging technologies and also introduced everyone to the brand itself.
    3. Barbie’s Multi-Industry Collaborations:
    In more details, the Barbie movie utilized collaborations for branding essence in experiential campaigns. It could be through series of products surrounding that particular theme, a chain of hilarious, unique and retweetable tools or a ‘Malibu Dreamhouse’ advertised on Airbnb. This multifaceted strategy Barbie has been able to maintain cultural sensitivity and even gain attention in different generations and industries.

    4. Meesho: Rebranding Activities
    An Indian e-commerce company that is called Meesho recently developed a humorous, value-oriented brand image that was meant to be rather liberal. To this new identify it reflected its commitment in meeting a diverse audience base as envisaged in its vision of being a one-stop shop for Indian consumers.

    These examples demonstrate that good branding invites the right values as regards the changes in consumer attitude or technology leverage along with engaged meaningfulness thus policy influencers/builders and businesses can learn a lot from such campaigns for steady relevance and distinctiveness in competitive market places.

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Divyansh Arora
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Divyansh AroraBegginer
Asked: August 31, 2024In:
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Why do you think there’s a lack of focus on creativity and critical thinking in India’s primary education system, and how can it be improved?

  1. Nikhila P
    Nikhila P Begginer

    Mainly it's due the education system build on memorisation and its stagnant nature which does not cater the up coming generation but follows the same curriculum that has been used for a decade or so. The education system in the primary level only focuses on studying and getting grades, this is whereRead more

    Mainly it’s due the education system build on memorisation and its stagnant nature which does not cater the up coming generation but follows the same curriculum that has been used for a decade or so. The education system in the primary level only focuses on studying and getting grades, this is where teachers start telling to score well rather than have good skill sets or personal development.  You can clearly see that children will know how to score well but they won’t know how to express themselves properly , interpersonal skills can be seen lacking. The education system in itself is built very rigidly to follow one type of studying and it does not cater to different type of students and their pace of learning. Children are made to think but with strict parameters and out of box thinking isn’t always welcome.

    To improve these conditions, there is need for a dynamic system which is incorporated with newer technology. Children should be allowed to develop their talents and inter personal skills in the primary level and then  importance can be give for scoring . Highly trained teachers who are well equipped with child psychology is needed as well. Classroom should be made into an environment where children have no restriction in their imagination and opinions.

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Divyansh Arora
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Divyansh AroraBegginer
Asked: August 31, 2024In:
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How can the Indian education system reduce its heavy reliance on exam-based assessments and encourage holistic development?

  1. Eksimar Singh
    Eksimar Singh Begginer

    This is an extremely interesting question. My 2 cents on this would be that Indian Education System system, though seen as one of the best in the world, must implement some reforms so as to achieve holistic development and not just award students on the basis of their exam performance. One such refoRead more

    This is an extremely interesting question. My 2 cents on this would be that Indian Education System system, though seen as one of the best in the world, must implement some reforms so as to achieve holistic development and not just award students on the basis of their exam performance.

    One such reform that has been recognized in recent years by various policy and curriculum changes is the importance of Continuous Evaluation models. This helps in assessing the progress of students through several methods beyond traditional examinations – such as projects, presentations, social work, and research etc. This model provides a more comprehensive view of a student’s abilities and growth.

    Another change that can be made is revising curriculums to appraise skills like critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving to encourage practical interdisciplinary learning through trial -and-error. Students being made to engage in extracurricular activities, such as sports, arts, and being given the time to discover their passions, can also contribute to their overall development.

    In conclusion, increasing the activity of parents and the community in the educational system can provide a better support system for students. Moving away from major overemphasis on memorization and high-pressure testing is definitely bound to show better holistic growth in students, educators, and the overall learning system – which will lead to creation of hardworking, smart, adaptable, and empathetic humans.

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Divyansh Arora
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Divyansh AroraBegginer
Asked: August 31, 2024In:
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What role do you think technology should play in modernizing India’s education system, and how can it be implemented effectively?

  1. Shiwangi Ukey
    Shiwangi Ukey Begginer
    This answer was edited.

    The transition from traditional to technology-driven methods has significantly impacted various sectors, including education, business, communication, and healthcare. Digital technologies have revolutionized these areas, making adaptability crucial in our rapidly changing world. This shift is evidenRead more

    The transition from traditional to technology-driven methods has significantly impacted various sectors, including education, business, communication, and healthcare. Digital technologies have revolutionized these areas, making adaptability crucial in our rapidly changing world. This shift is evident in education, where the adoption of advanced tools has enhanced both teaching and learning experiences.

    For instance, many Indian schools and colleges have embraced smart classrooms equipped with projectors, interactive whiteboards, and internet access, allowing for more dynamic and engaging learning. According to UDISE+ report 2022, 14.9% of schools in India have adopted smart technologies to enhance the teaching and learning experience.

    The below charts shows the statistics report from UDISE+ for the years 2022 and 2024:

    Online learning platforms like BYJU’s and Coursera have become popular, providing students with access to a wide range of courses and resources at their convenience.

    Moreover, the rise of e-books, digital libraries, and virtual labs has further enriched the educational landscape, offering students new ways to learn and explore. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is also playing a significant role by enabling personalized learning experiences tailored to individual needs.

    Government initiatives, such as the National Digital Library and SWAYAM, along with the growth of EdTech startups, have contributed to making quality education more accessible across India. As technology continues to evolve, its role in education will only grow, requiring ongoing innovation and adaptation.

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