We are diverse; we are diverse and not just in one way. We are diverse and not just by class. The source of disparity in India has to be placed within a bigger picture that includes other divisive influences: gender,language, religion, caste, region, community and so on.
India is perennialy hierarchical unlike instinctively even handed West. The right word for India's social/cultural/political/economical asymmetry is Inequality, inequality resulting in Instability, a large scale instability.
Some Indians are rich; most are not. Some are very well educated; others are illiterate. Some lead easy lives of luxury; others toil hard for little reward. Some are politically powerful; others cannot influence anything. Some have great opportunities for advancement in life; others lack them altogether. Some are treated with respect by the police; others are treated like dirt. For the same work, some get rewards and recognitions; others dont even get appreciations. To be laconic, we are citizens of a country which is diverse, and diverse in each and every respect.
India is perennialy hierarchical unlike instinctively even handed West. The right word for India's social/cultural/political/economical asymmetry is Inequality, inequality resulting in Instability, a large scale instability.
Some Indians are rich; most are not. Some are very well educated; others are illiterate. Some lead easy lives of luxury; others toil hard for little reward. Some are politically powerful; others cannot influence anything. Some have great opportunities for advancement in life; others lack them altogether. Some are treated with respect by the police; others are treated like dirt. For the same work, some get rewards and recognitions; others dont even get appreciations. To be laconic, we are citizens of a country which is diverse, and diverse in each and every respect.
This post is the result of the recent series of unfortunate events (communal clashes) in Jammu & Kashmir and Orissa which has led to incessant debate and disputations throughout the nation. I got a chance to attend an International Peace Conference four years ago. The embedded video is an excerpt from the debate on the topic "Similarities between Hinduism and Islam".
The violence in the name of religion/caste etc is the biggest threat to a democracy. This not only deeply impairs the economic, social and political progress of the country but also make the citizens feel insecured in there own country.
"Bachpan se hamne sikha bas ek hi gaan,
Mera Bharat, pyara Bharat, apna Bharat mahan.
Looto mandir, todo masjid, le lo sabki jaan,
Dharm huya aaj desh se bada, Dharm pe sab kurbaan".
Mera Bharat, pyara Bharat, apna Bharat mahan.
Looto mandir, todo masjid, le lo sabki jaan,
Dharm huya aaj desh se bada, Dharm pe sab kurbaan".
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Yes India is very diverse in every way..Great insights here! It made me think about this topic in a new way. Thanks for sharing your perspective.
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Diversity is a double-edged sword—it can be a boon when it fosters innovation, inclusivity, and cultural richness, but it can also be a bane when it leads to inequality, division, and instability. India’s deep-rooted diversity across caste, religion, language, and socio-economic status has shaped its identity, yet it has also been a source of conflict and disparity.
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This blog offers a thoughtful and balanced perspective on the complex topic of diversity. I appreciate how the writer explores both the positive impacts and the challenges that come with it, especially in a societal and workplace context. The examples used are relatable and provoke deeper reflection. It’s refreshing to read such an honest take that avoids extremes. A very engaging and well-articulated piece—thank you for sharing your insights!
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This was a thought-provoking read! You've raised a timeless question whether diversity is a boon or bane and explored it with great balance. I agree that diversity brings fresh perspectives and creativity, but only when supported by mutual respect and understanding. Without inclusion, diversity can lead to division instead of strength.
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This is a powerful reflection on the complex nature of diversity in India. While diversity can be a tremendous strength—bringing together a rich tapestry of cultures, languages, and perspectives—it also poses significant challenges when inequality and division take root. Medical Coding Courses in Mumbai
Good debate topic—makes you think!
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