The story "Contradiction" reflects on the various contradictions we face throughout life, particularly in the context of Indian society. It begins with the gender biases present at birth, highlighting how parents may celebrate the birth of a son while lamenting the birth of a daughter, despite their initial hopes and expectations. The author discusses the education system, pointing out the reliance on private institutions and the paradox of students teaching each other yet lacking communication skills themselves. The narrative also critiques the education board, noting how some individuals in positions of authority may lack relevant experience or qualifications. It further explores societal contradictions, such as the coexistence of religious practices and the imposition of unjust rules, particularly on women. The author observes that while people may portray themselves as compassionate on social media, they often fail to act when it truly matters. The piece concludes with a call for personal responsibility and change, emphasizing that true change begins at home and urging readers to embody the change they wish to see in the world.

by Asif Darediya KAASID in English Philosophy

Writen by Asif Darediya KAASID

Category Philosophy