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The civil society considered as the group of people connected to each other by common interests and collective activity.  The Indian civil society is basically a family oriented civil society that's why they are also morally connected to each other. India is the multi-lingual and multi-religious civil society. There are five elements (5E) which define Indian civil society in the present scenario. Education Education is the most important element of any civil society. The Spiritual, cultural, scientific and religious education helps to the people of the country to develop skills to increase productivity in favour of nation and society. The Indian civil society strongly recommends what type of would be the education system and educational material for the inclusive growth of the nation. Employment Job security for all by paid work or self-employment assistance. The Indian civil society sets government accountability to provide jobs to the people of the country accor...

Here we are daily listening about Good days( Achhe Din), it just an illusion kind of slogan, it works as a hope for better and best will be next. We are all by nature very optimistic if anybody gives some kind of assurance we look more hopefully towards him. Most of the people work for their family, earn bread and good kind of services. Always they look forward to better meal and service in future. Basically, we are progressive we want day to day new challenges where we find real happiness. But when you feel these days are good and accept it, then it works as an illusion. You never want to change in circumstances and you think nothing can be better than it. Today's these two words  ' good days ' ( Achhe Din) have become a very popular slogan. Political parties are using as a tool for winning elections. Every party defines good days for people in own favor. It is just like a very attractive recipe but after having you feel it's not as good...

Dalit Movement in India started by Dr. B. R. Ambedkar (Bheemrao Ramji Ambedkar) in 1956. Dr. Bheemrao Ambedkar was born 14 April 1891 in Dalit family, at the time of British rule in India. He faced much social discrimination in society after studied in foreign he became the leader of Dalit. Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Dalit Movement in India also known as Dalit Buddhist Movement. In 1935 Dr. Ambedkar decided to convert from Hinduism to Buddhism. After learning of Buddhism he derives Navayana that is well known as Bheemyana adopted by Dr. Bheemrao Ambedkar along with his millions of followers before his death on 6 December 1956. It was the protest against Hindu social discrimination.  In independent India, Dr. Ambedkar became first law minister of India, he was an Indian economist, jurist, politician  and social the reformer also supporting rights of women and labour. He was the chief architect of a constitution of India and founding father of the Republic of India. ...