Current Challenges - Teaching issues - Introduction,Terrorism,Corruption,Hoarding,Black market,Environmental Damage,Economic Consequences

New challenges 

"Understanding the plans and actions of terrorists requires the formation of anti-terrorism squads and immediate measures of modern nature.

1. Introduction
2. Terrorism
3. Corruption
4. Hoarding
5. Black market
6.  Environmental Damage 
7. Economic Consequences

Preface

Any country has to face many problems in its development work. In modern times, every country has faced many challenges. E.g. Terrorism, hoarding, black market, environmental damage, etc. are hampering the development work. It is important to know the nature of those challenges and to study their effectiveness.

Terrorism

Terrorism is a major challenge facing many nations. The problem of terrorism has become a terrible crisis for humanity. Terrorism is a form of terror that creates fear in the minds of the people. Some organizations use it to achieve their political and social goals. Terrorism is an illegally powerful organization that uses its power and unity for specific purposes and draws the attention of the government and the world to us. In their opinion, their work and thinking are right.

Terrorists use a variety of tactics to create intimidation, such as airstrikes, bombings, human bombings, chemical warfare, poisoning, computer crime, and more.

Terrorists create maximum fear and unrest in the minds of the people. There is an urgent need to take preventive measures against this. Understanding the plans and activities of terrorists requires the formation of anti-terrorism squads and immediate measures of modern nature. To solve this problem, it is imperative for a nation like India to use military tactics and weapons of war.

Corruption

Corruption, according to the lexicon, is defined as “illegal financial transactions.” Corruption is the act of taking money from a person in the form of financial or other benefits and making them more profitable than others.

Corruption is rampant in all sectors in India. It's life

Some way has become. Currently corruption in all areas of life

Is spread. Corruption even among big political leaders Is flooded. Corruption has also had a profound effect on bureaucrats, manufacturers, and non-governmental organizations (NGOs). Financially, corruption deprives the common man of his basic rights. Corruption causes unequal distribution of income and wealth of the nation. Therefore, the people are divided on the issue of 'There and Nahire'.

Corruption is also largely responsible for social crimes. Corruption is also responsible for looting, embezzlement, land misappropriation, and other crimes as well as creating unrest among the people. There is a need for legislation that can eradicate corruption as it is opposed by all. She can punish any corrupt person regardless of his power or influence.

Stock

Hoarding of goods to take advantage of rising commodity prices is hoarding, which is deliberately carried out by the merchant class. So that there will be an artificial shortage of goods in the market. Stockpiling is inappropriate because it deprives consumers of their rights. This is a form of unethical trade. This creates a monopoly of the seller in the market and leads to the financial exploitation of the common consumer. The government should investigate such illegal and unethical trade. E.g. Onions are stockpiled to boost prices.

Black market

A black market is an economic activity in which goods or services are illegally sold or bought. Such illegal buying and selling are called the black market. This is because these buying and selling transactions are done in secret without any fuss. These transactions are done under the law. E.g. Tickets are sold at a higher price when the movie is crowded.

Environmental Damage

From nature, we get various financial times. Ever since humans started interfering with nature, we have been receiving natural products of various kinds and qualities. Natural elements include the environment, rainfall over the land, forests, mineral resources, and natural resources.

Damage to natural resources is enormous and extensive. Excessive use of these natural ingredients for production and consumption has adversely affected almost all-natural ingredients. As a result, there is a huge loss in the quality and quantity of these natural ingredients. The land is a major productive factor economically, But persistent Land quality due to soil erosion and excessive use of water (Productivity) is greatly reduced. In the environment, The damage has been done to the economy to such an extent that it suffers Financial (cannot be measured in terms of profession).

Economic Consequences

1. Terrorism creates fear in the minds of the people therefore, trade, commerce and industry in that nation are undesirable The result is.
2. Terrorism adversely affects foreign trade. this has a huge impact on trade in goods and services. Especially tourism this has a detrimental effect on the industry.
3. Corruption creates economic inequality. It affects social and political justice. Because corruption poverty, unemployment, economic exploitation, crime, and social inequality Are created.
4. Hoarding is an illegal and unethical trade carried out by the merchant class. As a result, consumers are being exploited financially and they are feeling angry about hoarding.
5.  Hoarding creates an artificial scarcity of goods and services, which in turn leads to inflation.
6.  Stockpiling and black marketeering accumulate more power in the hands of a few and these few take advantage by influencing the economic policy and actions of the nation.
7.  Due to the availability of cheap chemical fertilizers, they are widely used in agriculture came. 
8. This resulted in reduced soil fertility. 8. Figures to increase productivity to the natural environment Are largely dangerous.
9.  Environmental degradation has led to global warming and the imbalance of the atmosphere, leading to an increase in natural disasters.
10. Environmental disasters have adversely affected the physical and mental development of people. E.g. Bhopal gas tragedy. All these challenges led to the decline of human values ​​and so on The process of human development is being hampered.