Promote Harmony and the Spirit of Common Brotherhood

Many misunderstandings and disagreements exist between individuals, groups, within communities and between Nations. As a result, it gives rise to many conflicts and destruction. In light of all this, how can we improve relations or enhance harmony and understanding among individuals, people, groups, communities, societies and nations?

The answer to the above questions is by Love, Respect and forgiveness.

How to promote Harmony and Spirit of Brotherhood?

In order to promote Harmony and Brotherhood among every individual first we have to refuse or resign by formal declaration to any concepts that degrade the women of our society. Then we need to pass on our ancient culture and heritage to our upcoming generation so that it remains well preserved and maintained as well. We also need to save our environment which is gifted by nature to us by taking care of reservoirs, wildlife, forest as well as surrounding habitats. All of these Fundamental Duties are stated under Article 51A.

A Spirit of Brotherhood involves treating one another metaphorically or symbolically that is referring to something that is considered to have a relationship like a brother. Thus, A spirit of Brotherhood can be attained by encouraging patriotism and maintaining unity, all citizens need to undertake a legal or moral duty in this regard.

What are Human Rights?

Human rights represent moral ideas and principles that govern specific qualities and behaviour and are routinely enforced by domestic and international laws. These are widely regarded as intrinsic and fundamental rights to which a person is given access, simply because they are a human being and these qualities. These fundamental rights are required to live a proper life for all human beings, regardless of age, ethnic background, geography, culture, faith, nationality, or any other distinction. They are similar in that they apply anywhere and at any given time, and these rights are democratic in the sense that they seem the same for every citizen.

They are widely recognised as involving tolerance and the rule of law, along with laying a responsibility on individuals to uphold the basic human rights of others. Therefore they must not be forcibly removed unless due process is followed & specified circumstances are met.

The significance of human rights embodied within the Indian Constitution seems to be that each citizen can experience their freedom and well be both physically and mentally. Human rights are built on equality, tolerance, and moral respect for all of the rights guaranteed by the Indian Constitution to its citizens. Human rights seem to be the basic values that every person or individual must-have. The United Nations defines these rights as rights inherent to all living human beings, regardless of race, gender, citizenship, origin, culture, faith, and any other classification present in the Universal Human Rights list.

The claim on rights and liberties, freedom from oppression including punishment, freedom of conscience and speech, the opportunity to jobs and housing, and so on are all protected by human rights. These rights are guaranteed to everybody, without exception.

The following are some Universal Human Rights:

• The entitlement to education and the benefits of cultural freedom and scientific progress.

• The ability to work on an equal and favourable basis. The freedom to social protection, a decent quality of life, and the finest biological and physiological health attainable, among other things. Human rights are fundamental to human life, regardless of ethnicity, religion, gender, or culture.

The Fundamental Rights:

Human rights are required for basic life and liberty. Fundamental rights are the rights that certain governments grant to their population to use in daily lives. These rights are protected by the law. These rights are also subject to legal scrutiny. Fundamental rights and human rights seem similar, but there is still a slight difference in meaning. The main distinction seems to be that fundamental rights possess legal merit and can be disputed in courts if they are violated, whereas human rights are not acknowledged by the law and thus cannot be disputed in court.

The essential human rights contained in India’s Constitution, which are guaranteed to all citizens, are known as fundamental rights. They are implemented without discrimination on the basis of race, faith, gender, and other factors. Fundamental rights, in particular, seem to be judicially enforceable by and under the courts, and they seem subject to specific limitations.

These Fundamental Rights aid not only in the safeguarding of human rights as well as in the suppression of severe crimes. They underline India’s basic integrity by ensuring that almost all individuals, regardless of background, have access to public resources as every other citizen. Some Fundamental Rights belong to people of all nationalities, while others are exclusively guaranteed to Indian citizens. Everyone has the freedom and personal liberty, as well as the fundamental right to practise religious activities. These liberties are referred to as fundamental rights for two reasons:

The fundamental rights seem to be protected by the Indian constitution.

These can be defended under Courts, and the judicial system has the power to enforce them. In the case of violation, an individual might pursue justice in the courts of law.

Conclusion

The article explains in brief how we can promote harmony and spirit of brotherhood by following the fundamental rights and human rights that every citizen has. The article also has key points, such as how fundamental rights are recognisable under the law compared to human rights, which aren’t recognised under the law.