Question 20GS1GS1
Tolerance and harmony are engrained in societal ethos of India, but communal discord remains a significant threat to the nation's pluralistic fabric. Elaborate.
Introduction
Tolerance values to acceptance of contrary values, beliefs, ideas & norms. Harmony → ensure co existence & respecting others within & norms, provides & culture.
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Main Body
Tolerance values to acceptance of contrary values, beliefs, ideas & norms.
Harmony → ensure co existence & respecting others within & norms, provides & culture.
Swami Vivekananda considered India a lighthouse of world for harmony.
Hermany & Tolerance in Social ethos
1Legacy of freedom struggle remnant.
2Gandhiji's compassion of all religions are different ways to reach the same destination.
3Constitutional Assembly declared reject
4Samvaajana Subhaaya, Sarvajaaa Subhaaya → Inclusive development of all.
5Vada Vada Jayate → learning of writing through dialogue & ideology.
6Unity in Diversity → feeling of oneness beneath all the differences.
7Cultural unity → anchoring gifts on all festivals & celebrating Harm.
8Vausatratra Varmmabeam
9Abubeban Dhanmya Policy.
10Indian Constitutional values of Fraternity
11Fundamental Duties - 51A.
12Marital & Songs for National identity even commanded.
(2a) Verda Nagarum by AR Rahman
them tree.
9Samvaajana Subhaaya, Sarvajaaa Subhaaya → Inclusive development of all.
5Vada Vada Jayate → learning of writing through dialogue & ideology.
6Unity in Diversity → feeling of oneness beneath all the differences.
7Cultural unity → anchoring gifts on all festivals & celebrating Ham.
8Vausatratra Varmmabeam
9Abubeban Dhanmya Policy.
10Indian Constitutional values of Fraternity
11Fundamental Duties - 51A.
12Marital & Songs for National identity even commanded.
(2a) Verda Nagarum by AR Rahman
Threats posed by Communal Discord
1Weaken mutual trust amongst communitted & vice of insecurity
2Fundamentalist forces (2a) SFT, Bharat Dharma Sabha at Haridwar.
3Stereotyped & Prejudice
4Ghettoization → separate living of communitted
5Non-state Actors → ISI of Pakistan, ICSLS & sidefeiting through Social media.
6Relative Deprivation → yield aggregated jurisdiction.
7Discriminating Forces driving systemic & Administrative hatred justified
8Abubeban Dhanmya Policy.
Threats posed by Communal Discord
1Weaken mutual trust amongst communitted & vice of insecurity
2Fundamentalist forces (2a) SFT, Bharat Dharma Sabha at Haridwar.
3Stereotyped & Prejudice
4Ghettoization → separate living of communitted
5Non-state Actors → ISI of Pakistan, ICSLS & sidefeiting through Social media.
6Relative Deprivation → yield aggregated jurisdiction.
7Discriminating Forces driving systemic & Administrative hatred justified
8Abubeban Dhanmya Policy.
Hence, Government should yardhen national identity to tackle communal discord.
— SATVIK SHARMA · AIR 327
374 words10 paragraphs
Conclusion
Hence, Government should yardhen national identity to tackle communal discord.
10 words
- Comprehensive coverage of tolerance and harmony concepts
- Multiple supporting references and sources
- Links to Gandhian philosophy
- Constitutional backing
- Cultural examples (AR Rahman)
- Good structuring with numbered points
- Identifies concrete threats
- Mentions non-state actors
- References specific incidents (Bharat Dharma Sabha)
- Discusses role of social media
- Covers structural and systemic aspects
- Comprehensive threat analysis
- Identifies both domestic and international factors
- Mentions role of social media
- Concluding with policy recommendations
- Addresses role of government
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Topper
SATVIK SHARMA
AIR 3272025
Subject & Paper
GS1GS1
Topic
Salient features of Indian Society, Diversity of India
Tolerance, harmony and communal discord
Societal ethos and pluralistic fabric
Writing Stats
409
Total words
10
Paragraphs
analytical/prescriptive
Tone