It is the enduring legacy of alien imperial rule and foreign intellectual domination that people view social relations as inherently conflictual, despite the reality that they are organically integrated. This is not to say that social relations are free of problems, but such dichotomies and disharmony are universally present across all groups, including conjugal and fraternal relationships. The root of all such conflicts is, surprisingly, the same: scarcity and a weak distribution mechanism. The problem lies in the tendency to view relations as essentially hostile and unavoidably irreconcilable.
The point is to be positively proactive in ensuring individual well-being and, through that, collective prosperity. People must be sympathetic and cooperative toward others. One must consider feasibility according to one’s means and position, but one must nevertheless incline toward the good of all to the greatest extent feasible.
What I have written here may appear too idealistic, but there is no other way to achieve improvement. The alternative is only endless conflict, poverty, and misery.
Niraj Kumar Jha
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