Ajay JainAIR 12 · CSE 2019 · 206 wordsTheir whole copy
Opening · a quotation
Dr. Ambedkar correctly said that "It is not the legal measures, but the moral and social conscience of the society which helps in exercise of rights. Recent UNA incident, Dadri lynching, Rohit Vemula cases etc. shows that there is rise in atrocities. NCRB also shows that there is rise in offences against dalits. To address the issue holistically following measures need to be taken
Body · points and prose
a) Empowerment of Dalits
- social empowerment - status, opportunity
- Political "" - seats in Parliament
- Educational - Higher education
- Economical empowerment - employment, entreprenship, Dalit capitalism
b) Change in attitude and behaviour of society.
[Belief in value] scale
[Attitudinal ] [Behavioural ] [Institutional ]
time ->
For institutional change proper law should be made and must be enforced in letter and spirit, which will inspire behavioural change and so on.
c) Awareness, co-ordination of civil society
d) Value education to the children
e) Leadership can play a great role the politician , civil servant (DM dining the food made by SC women) local leaders must become the cause of change.
Close · a summary
Change took times and always comes slowly and could be sustained only if they come via persuasion, civil society movement and education.