Social responsibility is an ethical theory, in which
individuals are responsible for meeting their civic duty; the unfolding of an
individual must benefit the whole of society. In this way, there must be a
balance between economic growth and the welfare of society and the environment.
If this equilibrium is maintained, then social responsibility is accomplished.
A program on social responsibilities and ethical framework
was organized by JLU – School of Humanities and Social Science on 9th January
2019. The program was conducted with the mission of enlightening the students
regarding their social responsibilities to bring forth a better youth. Various NGOs working within Bhopal on
multiple social causes were invited to the university precinct to interact with
the students studying the disciplines of English Literature, Psychology, Public
Administration and Political Science. They pointed out the significance of
social responsibilities.
Moral values that are inherent in society create a
distinction between right and wrong. In this way, social fairness is believed
(by most) to be in the “right”, but more frequently than not this “fairness” is
absent. Every individual has a responsibility to act in a manner that is
beneficial to society and not solely to the individual.
NGO’s like Kartavya and Peoples for Animal, which is also
known as PFA, India's largest animal welfare organization along with Ms Riddhi
Paliwal and Mrs Swati Bhadoria and her team of diligent and vigilant volunteers
came from across the city informed the students about the challenges of
establishing and running an NGO.
During the program, the questions were flooded by the
students to the speakers with queries and internship requests. They were
presented with a memento by the Director of the School to thank them for their
valuable contribution in the society.
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