India, which gives the principle of "Vasudhev Kutumbakam", that is, the whole world is one family, has been in favor of tolerance, mutual affection and harmony for centuries. But at present, tolerance is endangered on a global scale. As globalization is taking place, different types of changes are being seen in different societies and countries of the world. Globalization is creating many opportunities for dialogue and exchange, but many new challenges are also emerging.The constant struggle with inequality and poverty is slowing down the progress of countries. Intolerance is also one of the many causes of these problems.What is intolerance? ( Intolerance Definition, Meaning)
The opposite of tolerance is "intolerance". Intolerance means not having the strength to tolerate. India is seen as a restrained, tolerant nation. But nowadays this is being seen and heard, the people of India are becoming intolerant.The people of India have started giving their reaction immediately to any incident. The people of the country have started getting angry at any small incident happening in the country and have started losing their patience and tolerance. In expressing their thoughts, people are busy enlarging small things by giving importance. Sometimes, due to a small incident, the dispute increases so much, that it comes to the lives of people.History of International Day for Tolerance
Action was taken in the year of the United Nations Year for Tolerance in 1995 after the proclamation by the Legislative Assembly (Resolution 48/126) in 1993, under which various activities were decided for the general public with a proposal to celebrate International Day of Tolerance. Was. In the General Conference of UNESCO held before 1995, it was announced to celebrate the United Nations Year for Tolerance. In 1996, the member states of the United Nations General Assembly (UM General Assembly) called for tolerance on 16 November.Invited to celebrate the International Day for Tolerance and the Doctrine of Tolerance and the Principle of Tolerance on 16 November 1995 for the following year, UNESCO Member States (Resolution 51/95 of 12 December) The announcement of plans was accepted. This was followed by the 2005 World Summit on Human Welfare, Freedom and Progress Everywhere, Tolerance, Respect, Dialogue and Different Cultures, Civilizations.Why is International Day of Tolerance celebrated? (Why International Day for Tolerance celebrate)
In the last few years, many activities like terrorism, violence, apartheid have come to the fore, due to which basic human rights of some countries, religion, minorities, refugees and migrants have started being violated. All these are facing many obstacles in the direction of democracy, peace and development all over the world. These circumstances necessitated celebrating one such day in a year to promote peace and harmony to save the existence of humanity.When people can be made aware of tolerance and the dangers caused by intolerance.Tolerance Day Objectives
The most important purpose of celebrating this day is to make people all over the world understand the importance of tolerance. Today, one can easily see the divisive speeches given by various politicians in politics, in response to which the spread of violence is an example of intolerance. In any society, if the form of the powerful class is negative and exploitative, then good ground is prepared for intolerance. suppress the oppressed
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