Nagpur: On occasion of Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar’s birth anniversary, Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar Sanyukt Nagri arranged two-day programmes which started on Saturday with a adolescence symposium on ‘Endangered Indian Democracy’ adopted through a panel dialogue at Deekshabhoomi auditorium.
In the symposium 10 young speakers from more than a few streams and academic background spoke on ideologies of the Father of Our Constitution” in relevance to nowadays’s changing occasions. First speaker and a social activist Samrat Ashok spoke on the history of democracy and said, “Ambedkar said that democracy isn't just a governing body however is a social environment which everybody needs to observe. Our charter asks for the federal government to admire reverse reviews and admire all religions, which sadly is not been going down within the current scenario.”
He related it to the generation of Buddha and said, “Democracy in our nation is prevailing since then, not simply nowadays and folks then adopted it to the letter T. in a similar fashion, Emperor Ashok made charter valid for even animals. But nowadays, we are living in a monarchical democracy, which doesn’t accept different reviews.”
Suhas Kamlakar, an MPhil scholar in Ambedkarian Thought spoke about solutions of endangered democracy. “The executive nowadays is enforcing a communal outlook in our nation, which is in opposition to the republican charter. Secondly, our charter has clearly aimed in making society a brewery for scientific mindset which is obviously lost nowadays. It is the federal government’s accountability to act consistent with the constitutional pointers,” she said.
An arts graduate Kanak Jambhulkar spoke concerning the results of monetary irregularities in democracy. He said, “Ever because the Britishers left our nation and we followed a charter, the governments have been pioneer in not creating our nation, however in stealing away from nationwide treasure. Unfortunately, the problem nowadays has worsened as the distance has widened and virtually 50% of economic system lies with a handful of households in our nation. With an opening this wide, it is tricky to run a democracy easily.”
In the symposium 10 young speakers from more than a few streams and academic background spoke on ideologies of the Father of Our Constitution” in relevance to nowadays’s changing occasions. First speaker and a social activist Samrat Ashok spoke on the history of democracy and said, “Ambedkar said that democracy isn't just a governing body however is a social environment which everybody needs to observe. Our charter asks for the federal government to admire reverse reviews and admire all religions, which sadly is not been going down within the current scenario.”
He related it to the generation of Buddha and said, “Democracy in our nation is prevailing since then, not simply nowadays and folks then adopted it to the letter T. in a similar fashion, Emperor Ashok made charter valid for even animals. But nowadays, we are living in a monarchical democracy, which doesn’t accept different reviews.”
Suhas Kamlakar, an MPhil scholar in Ambedkarian Thought spoke about solutions of endangered democracy. “The executive nowadays is enforcing a communal outlook in our nation, which is in opposition to the republican charter. Secondly, our charter has clearly aimed in making society a brewery for scientific mindset which is obviously lost nowadays. It is the federal government’s accountability to act consistent with the constitutional pointers,” she said.
An arts graduate Kanak Jambhulkar spoke concerning the results of monetary irregularities in democracy. He said, “Ever because the Britishers left our nation and we followed a charter, the governments have been pioneer in not creating our nation, however in stealing away from nationwide treasure. Unfortunately, the problem nowadays has worsened as the distance has widened and virtually 50% of economic system lies with a handful of households in our nation. With an opening this wide, it is tricky to run a democracy easily.”
Students present varied views on democracy
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