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The views of
Aristotle regarding distributive
justice have a great imbalance in the current scenario,
in which , justice is based
on the rule of law, it marked the
government more responsible to engage in a fair manner with economic as well
as political aspects , which
is inevitable regarding a society
in which egalitarianism is the basic
principle that should be
promoted by the government ,
economic inequalities should
be narrowed and justice
shall be distributed as per their works and none should be avoided
fully. Thus justice implies their
right to live and also the right to engage
with proper counts in the society , they shall
be blessed with minimum
requirements which are inevitable when the entire factors of justice are concerned.
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Social justice
thus have wide importance
regarding economic as well as social
ways that the government should
promote it through various measures
regarding economic stances. The liberalism made the opening of economic
straddles made escalations in
economic demography but employment and such amenities faced a huge decline regarding rural
poor and urban migrants making a
glance that the government have to be specific in its economic policies
through various micro economic measures ,
in which the marginalised
should be directly uplifted,
the measures should promote an arena that minimum
assurance should be achieved
by all. Thus to promote social
justice , government coupled a lot
of economic measures
regarding employment and policies
that affect directly with the
poor but unfortunately distortions and lack of efficiency
with poor targeting making all these measures approximately at a low
level of implementation process.
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Social justice
along with cultural stances have a glance with economic
stabilisation and poverty
eradication that they can
go with cultural promotion only
if it is provided basic amenities and economic inclusion. Thus economic stabilisation is a necessary
one concerning cultural contexts.
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The constitution of India
is the law of the land and it implied few measures directly enriched and certain
are the byproducts of various judgments of the courts. Through preamble
it portrayed the notion of the
state in promoting social justice
and through fundamental
rights it specified and made it mandatory for the state
to manage it. Directive principles
made the government morally as well as culturally blunted to act with the
principles of egalitarianism and social
and cultural inclusion along with the tackling
of gender disparities in employment
conditions.
The court mechanisms made various
verdicts that made welfare notion of state
in enhanced ways. They are:
1. Release in surplus food
grain for the use of living people in draught affected areas.
2. To provide a fresh
scheme regarding public distribution system (PDS).
3. Providing ultimately
better mid-day meal schemes to children etc.
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As a usual stance lot of
cases are pending in our courts
regarding social justice
and such pending is
eventually a threat because
it do affect most of us rather
than a few. And it can
enhance the role of the courts
in a better way that urbanization
along with privatization and narrowed the state interferences may affect
people directly and it may infringe their
rights in a big way. We will have
to tackle with all and increasing corruption along with lack of transparency
often a huge hindrance regarding targeted planning and court interferences are
necessary. It should better to understand that the various court interferences
made the government morally enhanced to provide schemes for poor Indian
marginalised.
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How Indian courts
especially the Supreme Court of India is strengthening the democratic values of
India? How much it is effective in such measures?
How Indian courts
especially the Supreme Court of India is protecting the fundamental rights and
social justice of Indian citizens? What can be done to make it better?
What is your view
regarding Indian judiciary system? Is it good enough or modifications are
required at different levels? Please comment.
(Written by Vineeth V, an IPS aspirant pursuing graduation in Political Science at Trivandrum, Kerala)
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