PANCH PARIVARTAN

As we are moving towards “Viksit Bharat”, we should internalise the values of Panch-Parivartan as a solution for National challenges. We seeks to take transformative values to the society. The objective of organising the entire society based on republican can be achieved through this process.

1. SOCIAL HARMONY:

Equality with Fraternity is the foundation of India’s unity. Tendencies of division based on caste, religion, language, and region weaken the nation internally. Initiatives like inter-caste marriage, community feasts, and Dalit upliftment efforts at the village level not only connect society but also empower it. This transformation is a solid social project towards equality and coexistence.

• Unity and integrity of the Nation:

The nation as diverse as India is strong because of its innate sense of Unity. The citizen should strive to understand, appreciate and imbibe in them the various diverse cultural, linguistic and ethnic strands that form the fabric of Bharat. Citizens of the country need to strengthen this unity and protect the nation against disruptive elements that threatens it.

2. SELF-AWARENESS:

Connects with self-pride, cultural values, and India’s thousands of years old traditions. When today’s generation considers the western lifestyle synonymous with modernity, this awareness reminds us of the uniqueness of our languages, attire, food habits, and worldview. In this spirit, adopting khadi, handicrafts, Ayurvedic lifestyle, and local products is not merely economic self-reliance, but the reestablishment of cultural self-respect.

• Removing any trace of colonial mindset:

As a nation with a colonial past, the slave mentality and colonial mindset continues to haunt the psyche of the country and has become an obstacle in the path of the nation’s development. The citizen of the country needs to rid themselves of any trace of colonial mindset, if the nation is to swiftly progress towards its vision for 2047.

3. RESTORATION OF CIVIC DUTIES:

In modern democracies, much discussion happens around rights, but in the Indian perspective, ‘duty’ itself is considered religion. If every citizen sincerely fulfills duties like paying taxes, obeying the law, protecting public property, and maintaining cleanliness, governance and administration will automatically become empowered. This discipline contributes to nation-building by becoming part of civic life culture.

• Sense of Duties among citizens:

All citizen of the country needs to carry out their duties with honesty and be a responsible citizen. This single-minded dedication to commit and strive towards fulfilment of the duties as a citizen shall form the central pillar that supports India’s journey in the Amrit Kaal.