“Not everyone is having the same taste, but mostly everyone among us use the same salt to add the taste.”
We live in a home, belong to a society, community or nation and are connected with each other through one way or another. But it is neither hard nor respectful to believe that we are living in a society, nation, community and even sometimes, inside our home where there is the existence of boundary lines of inequality. Right to equality is the fundamental right as prescribed by the constitution of India. But, are we fulfilling this? Are we treating everyone around us as equal? Do we form boundary lines in our community, society, nation and even inside our own home? Well, we all know the truth better than anyone else. We believe that some particular person is not related to our taste, so we treat them as we want. There are lot of differences, created by us whether on the basis of gender, color, caste, standard, age etc. some of the points related to this are:
The way of our speaking with younger generation, age difference which the elder one shows on younger ones and even, age difference as reflected by younger ones with their elder or older parents. Generation gaps created by us. It is also sort of displaying unequal behavior with respect to various generations of the population.
Sometimes, we may notice that if someone is more superior and powerful like, people who work as professionals engaged in higher posts of their profession exhibit such unequal behavior with public. Although, they are well educated, qualified in their profession but it doesn’t mean that they are the only rulers. They must deal and communicate with public and must inspire them to become more and more constructive for the overall nation. They must treat everyone equal, because at first and even at the end, we all are human beings.
The gap between the rich and the poor is widening even now. Equality is still a dream among many people. Poor won’t remain poor forever and rich won’t remain rich forever. In future, a current poor’s son may teach the child of rich one. Don’t teach your child that some particular section of people are poor instead teach them a lesson that they are enjoying many comforts in life which some section of people can’t even dream about.
Let’s treat each other equal and let’s join our hands to make the right to equality as being enjoyable by each and every citizen of our economy and even whole world. It is not wrong to say that we live in a society, community or nation where, we treat our pet animals as equal but not every person living in our society, community or nation can enjoy the right of equality. There is no problem in treating pet animals as equal but remember one fact those animals do have sense of treating everyone as equal, that we human beings generally don’t have.It is already too late but we can still try to make some joint efforts to remove the boundary lines of inequalities for all sections of the society. We all should hold on some ethical values. Right to equality doesn’t only mean equal treatment in front of law but it also means equality among our hearts too.
At the end, I just want to say that, “not everyone is having the same taste, but mostly everyone among us use the same salt to add the taste.” At the end we all are human beings and let’s serve humanity.
