14 The objective
To prepare personnel and social concern among people.
help people understand that there are many ways to think about and approach the same
problem.
1. Poverty
2. Illiteracy
3. Child labour
4. Unemployment
5. Caste system
6. Dowry system
7. Gender inequality
8. Terrorism
9. Corruption
10. Pollution
11. Health care
Poverty
Introduction
Poverty is about not having enough money to meet basic needs including food, clothing
and shelter.
Main reasons for poverty
Increase rate of rising population
Less utilization of resources
Lack of government support
Solution for poverty
Create more job opportunity
Enhance public distribution system
Growth in non farming activities
Conclusion
Poverty is not the problem of a person but of the whole nation.
Illiteracy
Illiteracy is the inability to read and write.
Main reasons for illiteracy
Lack of educational infrastructure
Economic disparities
Gender discrimination
Caste discrimination
Technological barriers
Solution for illiteracy in India
Free and compulsory education
Education for the weaker sections
Conclusion
In conclusion, Education not only fulfills the academic requirements but also empowers
one with the logical wisdom to think out of the box and beyond the numbers.
Child labour
Child labour is a work that deprives children of their childhood, their potential and their
dignity, and that is harmful to physical and mental development.
Cause of child labour
Poverty
Large family size
Lack of proper education
Types of child labour
Children in plantation & farms
Children in manufacturing companies
Children in mining & quarrying area
Children in unconditional worst forms
Solution for child labour
Spreading awareness to stop child labour
Sending more children to school
Helping in child education
Conclusion
Child labour is a curse to the Indian society as well as our economy.
Unemployment
The term unemployment refers to a situation where a person actively searches for
employment but is unable to find work.
Main reasons for unemployment
Caste System
Increase in Population
Labor Immobility
Solution for unemployment
Self-employment
Create new jobs
Conclusion
Unemployment is inversely related to productivity of the economy.
Caste system
A division of society based on differences of wealth, inherited rank or privilege,
profession, occupation, or race.
Main reasons
Ancient Vedas dividing people on the basis of varna or occupation.
The collapse of the Mughal era and the rise of the British colonial government in India.
Solution
Create awareness campaigns on this issue.
Education
Conclusion
Today the impact of caste has diminished subsequently due to education and
modernization of the society.
Dowry system
Dowry is the money, goods, or estate that a woman brings to her husband or his family in
marriage.
Main reasons
It is a tradition
Greedy groom families demand it
Bride family wants to give it
Solution
Spread Awareness
Encourage girls to have their own career.
Treat girls equally without any discrimination.
Do not encourage the practice of giving or taking dowry.
Conclusion
This system allows a lot of domestic violence and this goes unreported throughout the
nation.
Gender inequality
Gender inequality refers to the difference between women and men in a society in terms
of their access and opportunities in the social, economic, and political spheres.
Main reasons
Poverty
Lack of awareness among women
Lack of education among women
Solution
Support women’s leadership
Teach the value of equality
Educate both boy and girl
Spread awareness
Conclusion
The path to full gender equality in India is difficult but not impossible.
Terrorism
Terrorism is killing ordinary people for political purposes.
Main reasons
Internal political factors
Support for external factors
Ideological beliefs.
Solution
Education
Destroy the root of terrorism
Conclusion
Terrorism is one of the most important threats that we will face in the modern world.
Corruption
Corruption is an illegal act of earning money.
Main reasons
Greed of money
Weak civil participation
Low political transparency
Types
Administrative corruption
Political corruption
Grand corruption
Petty corruption
Public corruption
Solution
Keep the public sector honest, transpar2ent and accountable
Right to Public Services laws
Pollution
The action of making the air, water, etc. dirty and dangerous.
Main reasons
Vehicle emissions
Fuel oils and natural gas to heat homes
By-products of manufacturing coal-fueled power plants
Fumes from chemical production
Types
Water pollution
Air pollution
Land pollution
Sound pollution
Radioactive pollution
Light pollution
Thermal pollution
Solution
Using public transports.
Turn off the lights when not in use.
Recycle and Reuse.
No to plastic bags.
Reduction of forest fires and smoking.
Use of fans instead of Air Conditioner.
Use filters for chimneys.
Avoid usage of crackers.
Conclusion
People sometimes do not notice that they are making the worst mistake of their lives,
spoiling what is a universal inherit age.
Health care
The maintaining and restoration of health by the treatment and prevention of disease
especially by trained and licensed professionals
Main reasons of poor health
Lack of physical activity
Improper diet
Environmental issues
Solution
Diet
Exercise
Maintain a healthy weight
Avoiding the use of alcohol, drugs and tobacco
Conclusion
Healthy living is a combination of many things including good nutrition, regular exercise
and a positive attitude.
Social issues are important research topics because they help people understand that there
are many ways to think about and approach the same problem, and they teach essential
critical thinking skills.
A social issue is something of real concern that affects a certain group of people.
Content
5. Aim
6. Poverty
7. Illiteracy
8. Child labour
10. Unemployment
11. Caste system
13. Dowry system
14. Gender inequality
15. Terrorism
16. Corruption
18. Health care
19. Pollution
21. Bibliography
22.Learnig outcomes
