Malai Mirchi CC #33 : Invites only- Page 89

Originally posted by: always_a_TV_fan

yes I was in dharm sankat tumhara post like karoon ki uska 😆

I see Raveena there, abhi bhi YHM mein uni mein aati hai kya woh ?

Other than PB no one from the old days is left there na ?

Originally posted by: RightWingTroll

nope

no one is there

only pb is there

i am the oldest there after being there for 3 years

Originally posted by: ..TU...

Mayu sure Friday
DT publicity stunt and sympathy vote
SBS SBB everything abt them

Dt has changed lot
Most of them r saying they will be the winners

Originally posted by: ambrzk

Mayu dear same same same 😆

Originally posted by: always_a_TV_fan

aap logon ka colour change hote hi main aap dono ko London invite karke party de doongi 🤣

Originally posted by: always_a_TV_fan

nope... equality bole toh ? 😲 😆

Oh back injury... ok.

How's Mom doing ?

Good Morning Mayu and Good Night to me 😛

Kinds of Equality:

There are following kinds of equality:

(1) Social Equality.

(2) Civil Equality.

(3) Political Equality.

(4) Economic Equality.

(5) Equality of Opportunity and Education.

(1) Social Equality:

Social equality means that all the citizens are entitled to enjoy equal status in society and no one is entitled to special privileges. There should not be any distinction of caste and creed, colour and race, groups and classes, clans and tribes All should have an equal opportunity to develop his personality.

All citizens In India enjoy social equality. Untouchability has been abolished and its practice has been forbidden. Previously, the policy of racial discrimination was adopted in the United States of America but Johnson I, Ex-President of U.S.A., established social equality by getting the Bill passed by the Congress.

The policy of racial discrimination is still followed by South Africa. Social inequality still prevails over there. On 10th December, 1948, the U.N.O. declared the charter of human rights which laid stress on social equality. But these rights have been violated by a number of countries in the past according to the report of Amnesty International.

(2) Civil Equality:

Secondly, we have the concept of Civil Liberty. Civil liberty consists in the enjoyment of similar civil liberties and civil rights by all the citizens. Civil laws should treat all the individuals equally.

There should not be any discrimination of superior and inferior, the rich and the poor, caste and creed, colour and race, clam and tribes, groups and classes. Rule of law is in force in England and in the eyes of the rule of law all are equal. Equal treatment is given to all by the rule of law. Similar is the case with India.

(3) Political Equality:

By Political Equality we mean equal access of everyone to the avenues of political authority. All citizens must possess similar political rights, they should have similar voice in the working of the government and they should have equal opportunities to actively participate in the political life and affairs of the country.

Political equality guarantees the enjoyment of similar political rights to all citizens. Universal adult franchise is a means to this end. Universal adult suffrage has been introduced in India. The same provision has been made in England, U.S.S.R., U.S.A., France and many other countries.

Previously, Switzerland had not conferred on women the right to vote but in February 1971 conferred the right of vote to women. In Asia and Africa there are many countries where Political Equality has not been established.

(4) Economic Equality:

Economic Equality is closely related to political equality. Professor Laski underlies the great significance of economic equality. "Political equality is therefore, never real unless it is accompanied with virtual economic liberty; political power otherwise is bound to be the hand-maid of economic power".

According Lord Bryce, Economic Equality "is the attempt to expunge all differences in wealth' allotting to every man and woman an equal share in worldly goods". But this concept of ideal economic equality can never be materialised in practical politics.

By economic equality we mean the provision of equal opportunities to all so they may be able to make their economic progress. This can be done only in Socialism and not in Capitalism. Hence, Capitalism should be replaced by Socialism.

(5) Equality of Opportunity and Education:

By equality of opportunity and education we mean that all the citizens should be given equal and similar opportunities by the state. All the individuals should have similar chances to receive education. They should have similar opportunities to develop their personality. Racial or any type of discrimination should not be observed. There should not be any distinction of caste and creed, colour and race, rich and poor. In India, all are provided with equal opportunities and all have equal rights to education.

Originally posted by: mayu1982

Aata Maajhi Sakatli - Aaab Le yeh Essay

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