Vishakha YadavAIR 6 · CSE 2019 · 160 wordsTheir whole copy
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The given statement implies a constructivist view of the truth which can have different meanings based on different perceptions and understandings. Similar study has been done by scholars such as Foucault and Derrida to find accomodative meanings behind the various discourses.
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Gandhiji was a spiritual person who advocated truth (Satyagraha - insistence on truth) to conduct his personal and political life. A person can be tolerant only if he/she has the persistent audacity to see the instances of truth, rationality and mutual respect for different viewpoints.
Indian constitution also recognise the value of toleration and pluralism as the Bulwark of Indian society.
Today, when we see rising instances of the mob lynching, intolerance in society and the religious fundamentalism, the values of mutual toleration and Satyagraha find even more importance.
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Globally, to address the diverse non-conventional threats among differing nations to deal with climate change, non-state actors we need accomodation and mutual toleration as the global golden rule of conduct.