RESPONSIBILITY TOWARDS SOCIETY

 RESPONSIBILITY TOWARDS SOCIETY

What is the meaning of responsibility?

It is the state of being responsible, answerable, or accountable for something within one’s power, control, or management. It is a duty to deal with something so that it is your fault if something goes wrong. They are also special tasks or duties that everyone is expected to complete according to their roles. Being responsible for something makes your life better and relaxed. When you do something that you have promised, people see you as a responsible and reliable person. Some essential elements for being responsible are – honesty, compassion, fairness, accountability, courage, etc.  Responsible citizens treat others fairly, are trustworthy, honor their commitments, and are environmentally aware. Stop blaming, stop complaining, refuse to take anything personally, make yourself happy, have calmness, and be confident. Then you will become a mature and responsible person in society

Some habits of a responsible person:
  • They don’t make excuses
  • They organize their lives
  • They are always on time
  • They cancel plans ahead of time
  • They control their emotions
  • They don’t complain
  • They know trust needs to be earned
  • They are consistent
  • They admit their mistakes
  • They are self-disciplined
  • They don’t procrastinate

Corporate social responsibility or CSR has been defined by Lord Holme and Richard Watts in the World Business Council for Sustainable Development's publication "Making Good Business Sense" as "…the continuing commitment by business to behave ethically and contribute to economic development while improving the quality of life of the workforce and their families as well as the local community and society at large." CSR is one of the newest management strategies where companies try to create a positive impact on society while doing business. Evidence suggests that CSR taken on voluntarily by companies will be much more effective than CSR mandated by governments.There is no clear-cut definition of what CSR comprises. Every company has different CSR objectives though the main motive is the same, though these CSR often involves conflicts of interest that must be navigated.All companies have a two-point agenda—to improve qualitatively (the management of people and processes) and quantitatively (the impact on society). The second is as important as the first and stake holders of every company are increasingly taking an interest in "the outer circle"-the activities of the company and how these are impacting the environment and society.


Some good morals that we should follow:-

  • Always tell the truth
  • Have courage
  • Don’t destroy property
  • Don’t cheat
  • Don’t judge quickly
  • Be dependable
  • Be forgiving
  • Have patience
  • Be loyal
  • Have respect for everyone
  • Don’t hurt anyone
  • Be generous

Role of student in our society:-

Students is an important pillar in building an educated society as education is the basis of living in a world community. For the prosperity and betterment of a society, the first and foremost role of student is to gather knowledge and wisdom and not to waste their precious time on useless stuff. Everyone should realize their role in a cultured society. Material consideration and getting fame should not move him from the right path.

The role of students in developing countries is huge. You can’t expect a country to develop if it doesn’t have literate people. So the role of students is like building blocks of nation and if they are left unnoticed might cause long term major problems for that country. So don’t underestimate a student today and a student won’t let you underestimated in the future.
Duties towards our society:
As we grow up our responsibilities towards our own social change. It develops with different stages of life. We should not only think of ourselves, but we also have to think to make our society a better place and we have to understand our responsibility towards our society. To build a society we should not criticize, complain, or just only look for our advantages. It is our duty to look after the problems of the society and help to solve it. Here are some responsibilities:

  • To be a responsible citizen
  • To contribute to the development of society
  • To obey all its rules, regulations and constitution
  • To promote its constitutional objectives and democratic values such as justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity
  • To help the helpless by doing our works and provide them their basic needs
  • We should not waste anything

Conclusion:

We must all work hard for the good of society and try to give our best in a very short period of time. Many people in our society are illiterate and don’t know the importance of education. We should provide them education as it is the main key to control a society. But before educating them we must also be properly educated so that we can teach them. Society teaches us many things. We should be deeply attached to our society and always care for the good of society. We all want a good society. We have to give up our selfishness and think about a healthy society.


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