PPT. D,P&D (Civics).pptxin this PPT you can learn about main problems of indian society and how our social reformers given solutions to those problems.

Diversity, Prejudice & Discrimination- 6th class CBSE.PPT. in this PPT you can learn about main problems of indian society and how our social reformers given solutions to those problems.

1. Social studies 6 th Class Social and Political life Teacher – Sai kumar.K

2. Lesson Diversity, Prejudice and Discrimination

3. I. Diversity - Diversity refers to the inclusion and representation of different types of people, such as those of varying races, ethnicities, genders, ages, religions, abilities, sexual orientations, and socioeconomic backgrounds, within a group, organization, or society. It emphasizes the value of these differences and the importance of fostering an environment where varied perspectives and experiences are respected and appreciated.

4. Prejudice Prejudice refers to preconceived opinions or attitudes toward a person or group based on stereotypes, assumptions, or limited information, often leading to unfair treatment or discrimination. It involves making judgments about individuals or groups without considering their unique qualities or experiences. Prejudice can manifest in various forms, including racism, sexism, ageism, and religious intolerance.

5. Discrimination based on Prejudice and stereotyping Stereotype A stereotype is a generalization, or an assumption, people make about a person or group of persons on the basis of their identity.

6. Dr.Babasaheb Ambedkar

7. Inequality Economic inequality Social inequality Gender inequality

8. Inequality and Discrimination

9. Our Constitution protects against discrimination and inequality Preamble Sovereign : It signifies that India is an independent nation, free from any external control or influence .

10. Socialist : This term implies the commitment to the goal of achieving social and economic equality through a democratic and progressive society. It doesn't imply adherence to any particular economic system but emphasizes social justice and equitable distribution of resources.

11. Secular : India is a secular state, which means it maintains equal distance from all religions and does not promote any particular religion as the state religion. It ensures religious freedom and treats all religions with equal respect.

12. Democratic : India is a democracy, where the power to govern is vested in the hands of the people. It involves participation, representation, and accountability of the government to the people.

13. Republic : India is a republic, where the head of state is elected by the people or their representatives, rather than being a hereditary monarch.

14. Fundamental Rights Right to Equality : Right to Freedom Right against Exploitation Right to Freedom of Religion :. Cultural and Educational Rights Right to Constitutional Remedies :

15. Fundamental rights can be enforced in a court of law. We all tend to learn or develop prejudices about people who are different from us. We should stop and think whether we are being fair to those people.

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