Our society and the issues


ARTICLE ON OUR SOCIETY

Today we see curiosity spread around us which have made the life of human beings restless. Everyone wants to have peace of mind which can give them some mental relaxation. We are living in a society where every person says that we should end corruption and should give chances to those who are eligible for the position but every person does corruption wherever he finds a chance. People are limited to their own means they have no concern with others they just want to fulfill their own needs no matter how much they are contributing to the curse of corruption. We have made class differences and treat every individual on the basis of our own perceptions and then blame government for every wrong thing done in our society. We as an individual are sometimes responsible for creating any wrong deed in our society. We make gaffes and blame others which have made the life of every individual in our society fidgety. We have a mindset that when we face any trouble we directly mark guilty the other without judging ourselves.

 We blame that we are having non-meritorious society and government is responsible for this but here government is not the sole responsible for this curse, we are playing our part also in this shameful act and the curse which we are leaving for our next generations to come. The society today is in a dilemma a confusion which no one knows how to put an end to it. Today we are facing many problems like Education, Health, Transport, Judicial System etc. but do we know when it will end or what is the reason why these problems are increasing despite of decreasing? Instead of blaming each other it is the time to unite and think of to finish this curse. We all are making a mistake that we want a revolution but despite of waiting we can change the society slowly and gradually it can be in the form of evolution. We should start from some point it can be anything, today we call ourselves well-educated people but still we treat some people as they are not even the part of our society. Transgender people are treated very coarsely and are consider it as a shame to our society. Now this is something that government is not answerable as it depends on our own mindset we should stop exploiting these people and should consider them as 3rd sex. Despite of giving these people equal rights we are exploiting them due to which they have curved to erroneous path and are well-thought-out as sluts.

 We as an individual if want to make our society a flourish society and to make our country a developed state we all should play our part in making this dream come true, not only government is liable for everything but we are also blamable as we are escalating this curse. We see a lot of people who are not diplomats neither bureaucrats are simple people as we are but still they are giving rise to the corruption. It’s not only the ministry level people who are involved in corruption as we have made our perception that corruption is made only by these people but we can’t see our own faults and our wrong doings which we are making. We all should have a strong faith and should know the meaning of our state Pakistan and the ideology behind it then we can have success in making the Pakistan which our leader wanted. Today Educational institute is just for grossing money no concept of providing proper Education.

Today we have forgotten the aim behind making Pakistan and the ideology of our leaders if we all want that we should also be called a Developed State we should follow those leaders who made the State Pakistan for us. We have lost our worth in International society everyone has negative thoughts about us. Now I think that without losing any time we should start on putting an end to these curses which are in our society.





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