Bureaucracy and the
technocracy all due to politocracy follow the general Indian situation with all
its social disharmony, hostility, confrontation and great tension. But
ultimately there must be some resolution of conflicting ideas for arriving at
the truth.
Co-operation between
the different sections of the society are the most elementary process of social
life without which the existence of society is impossible. Individuals and
groups work together to achieve their common objectives. Conflict on the other hand,
is the reverse of co- operation. It is the process where individuals and groups
try to prevent the achievements of certain objectives by others. This happens
when interests are exclusive. Whenever physical force is involved in the process,
it is violence.
Parker, the sociologist,
was of the view that conflict is not necessary destructive, according to her,
the most resolving conflict is integration in which the concerned parties
thrash out the ways of achieving the goals of conflicting desires, elimination
or compromise does not resolve conflicts. Authority is the root of evils. Most
of the decisions are collective. Many sociologists believe that conflict is very
essential for social progress and economic development as less. Capable persons
are eliminated in the process. Competitions, oppositions are all very essential
and beneficial for the society. Conflicts, competitions and oppositions are all
very common in very organization all over the world. In some society, they
become very predominant while in some others, conflict is very amiably settled.
Conflict Management and societal Responsibility
Conflict arises when
men strive to attain mutually exclusive interests. Resources are limited.
Supposing more food grains are needed, naturally new lands should be brought in
under cultivation. Instead, if some fertile land grabbed from the weaker section,
conflict is bound to occur. If man can understand their social
responsibilities, if the can realize their ambitions within the framework of
human co-operation, conflict becomes beneficial to the society. The members can
have conflicts with natural obstacles that obstruct them from the attainment of
their goals.
Of course, conflict in
the mild from is never absent in any society. But if conflict creates violence
and destruction, then it should be removed from the society. What is a really
needed is the will to suppress it?
Conflict, when it
exists may resolve it in many ways. Sometimes it ends with the defeat of one
party. If the conflicting parties discover that they have harmonious interests,
conflict is transformed to co-operation. As for example, to competing firms may
pool their resources together to do business to avoid much waste if both the firm’s
cooperative ideals.
Members should
establish certain values in the society. Many conflicts arise due to
differences in the values systems of individuals and groups in the society.
Congruence between the ideals of the state and those of the individuals and
groups is very essential.
Dignity of labour is
another important societal, responsibility. If each member of the society realizes that efforts are given for the progress of the society, the country
can take a big leap. A famous American president said, “Don’t ask what your
country given you; ask what you give to your country.’’
Members should lead a
simple living with high thinking. Great Man like Einstein led a very simple
life as a commoner but achieved great things in their life span. This should be
the motto of every member in the society.
There should be sincere and proper administration
in the rural sectors where rural people should be made to understand their
duties. For this a strong structure of general education is needed to reach
grass root-end level. There is nothing in the world to substitute education.
Education give culture, high thinking and great principles to the people. It
makes people healthy physically and mentally. Prof Raja Ramanna says that in India
we respect authority more than knowledge. This is the reason for all our troubles.
There is a need for making educational institutions more autonomous with
clear-cut laid down allocation of funds and continuous monitoring and appraisal of entire specialists who work
in the country through multi -channel control and integrated computerized data
processing system.
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