The difference between what we do and what we are capable of doing would suffice to solve most of the world's problems. - Mahatma Gandhi
Main Body
Mahatma Gandhi highlights how our inaction and nonachievement of our potential is causing world's problem and addressing this can lead to change in our problem basket.
Realising our potential to solve world problems:
(eg) UNSC not effective because dont act to its capacitiy.
Contemporary relevance:
(eg) vision ige
Right attitude combined the aptitude is need of global challenges. It is the attitude that decide how far we go and if we realise our potential ie can go by good enough solutions sustainable.
The great thinker and religious leader his holiness Dalai Lama reflects upon love and compassion as a guide to humanity and contribute the existence of human as "humane and responsible" specie of earth.
Love and compassion as necessity for humanity to survive:
(eg) Handicap talking tall about action that brought most vulnerable and weakest section of society
Contemporary relevance:
(boldness and ecocystem integrity)
love and compassion are great tool in modern intolerance, communal & social divide. They apply to everyone wrt to everyone ie human animal et and shape the future.
- Relevant contemporary examples
- Links attitude with outcomes
- Connects universal principles to contemporary issues
- Addresses social divide and intolerance
ANKIT JARWAL
Governance and Global Challenges
Potential and Accountability
Gap Between Capacity and Action
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philosophical and analytical
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