Tulsi Prajna 1997 10

SR No.: 524593
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Parmeshwar Solanki
Publisher: Jain Vishva Bharati
Publication Year: 1997
Total Pages: 188
Language: Hindi
Classification: Magazine, India_Tulsi Prajna, & India
File Size: 8 MB

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SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT FOR
HARMONIOUS SOCIETY
B.R. Dogar
Any intellectual or commonsense method of speculation provides the way of ultimate solution for the problem of this world-for the very existence through sustainable development. Change or development is a phenomena of necessary process in this everchanging universe. History tells a lot of change over millions of years. Primitive people first, thought through ignorant way. Apcients saw it as wonderful. Medieval people started their thinking through religious beliefs and we, the modern people, do think through reason. The existing form of the world. society and so on could be measured through reason which, however unfortunately centres the need of economic development. The need of the sustainable development as a solution to all aspect of life is considered and justified.
Sustainable development is not only give birth the economical development but also allot its advantages equally, which regenerates the eco-system, rather than ruin it. This development gives opportunities to them for decide their choice in life. Now, through out world, the main aim is redefine the humanity's development and security. Many developed countries are in a head for solve tho problems which exist now in the society and they do needful for the development of the humble.
Every human being wants are unlimited and all have aim towards prosperity, which otherwise known to be wealthy. In other hand, they want to delight long and healthy skill, acquired stream of knowledge, take part freely in their community, healthy environmental atmosphere and peace which comes from their native place, job and society. So the real abundance in people, in a society, nothing else.
Many countries have a higher GNP, but lower humanity because of their maximization ideology. United nations suggest powerfully encourage other nations to do in the development field. So there is a question "without peace, there may be no development; But Tulst-Prajña, Ladaun ; Vol. 23 No, 3