A Society of Anxiety

Summary

The content reflects on the societal issues and expectations within a typical Indian society, advocating for change and improvement in various aspects such as education, women's safety, and discrimination.

Abstract

The article "A Society of Anxiety" delves into the author's perspective on the societal norms and pressures in India. It critiques the Indian education system, highlighting the disparity created by wealth, and emphasizes the need for stricter regulations to ensure women's safety, particularly in rural areas. The author argues that societal change is necessary to create a better world, calling for an end to discriminatory practices based on caste, gender, and religion. The piece also touches on the lack of proper education facilities, etiquette, and the challenges faced with corruption, healthcare, poverty, unemployment, and politics. The author encourages readers to follow their hearts despite societal judgments and to contribute to building a more disciplined and progressive society.

Opinions

The Indian education system is flawed, favoring those with money over merit.
Women in India, especially in rural areas, face significant restrictions and safety issues.
Society's resistance to change, particularly in holding onto outdated beliefs, hinders progress.
Discrimination based on caste, gender, and religion is a critical issue that needs to be addressed.
The prevalence of corruption, a poor healthcare system, poverty, and unemployment are significant societal problems.
Unsolicited advice from unqualified individuals is a common and irritating occurrence.
Indians should be more disciplined in following rules and regulations.
Personal freedom is limited by societal expectations, but the author encourages following one's heart regardless of public opinion.
The article calls for collective effort to foster a better community and society for future generations.

Society is run by insane people, Who makes the world insane, And it never gives a chance to explain.

I know every society has some good and bad things. Since childhood, I am living in a typical Indian society.

As a young man, I don’t like the one thing about Indian society is the Indian education system. Many students can study anywhere on the power of money. With money, you can get everything.

When it comes to women, Indian society needs to change a lot. We need strict rules and regulations when it comes to the safety of women.

We need to be more open. In urban cities like Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore there may not be that many restrictions.

In rural areas, women can’t go out after the dark. Even in the worst scenario, women are not allowed to travel alone. Not just that, they have more restrictions when it comes to clothes. They are not allowed to wear western clothes.

I think we need broad-minded people to make India a developed country. In India, most women prefer to be housewives even if they are well qualified.

Here are some of the common things where Indian society needs to improve.

Caste discrimination

Gender discrimination

Religious discrimination

Poor education facility

Lack of etiquette

Love marriage and inter-caste marriages are bad

Corruption

Healthcare system

Poverty

Women’s safety

Unemployment

Politics

Pending justice

The most irritating thing that I don’t like about Indian society is we all get free advice from people who are not even qualified to give us an opinion about that particular thing.

As a youth, I think Indians need to be more disciplined when it comes to following the rules and regulations.

Sometimes, society stops us from doing what we want. Therefore, do what heart says don’t care what people will say. No matter, you do right or wrong people always have something to say about you.

Together, we can create a better community and society for a better tomorrow. Let’s make this world a better place by changing our perspective.

“A good person can make another person good; it means that goodness will elicit goodness in the society; other persons will also be good.”

-Bhumibol Adulyadej

This is the post that I wrote about my opinions. There is nothing to discriminate against any society or anyone. I hope you will understand.

Do share about your society.

Lifeline | Poetry

A Society of Anxiety

Poem of reality

Society made rules, And stop me from, making my life's rules.

Society imposes restrictions, And always makes predictions, About my future.

Society never wants to change their old minds, And move towards a better world, Where we can live a better life.

Society always tell me, To run in this rat race, Otherwise, you will have no space to live.

Society is run by insane people, Who makes the world insane, And it never gives a chance to explain.