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Crisis of Values-Who is Responsible?

Crisis of Values-Who is Responsible?

Crisis of Values-Who is Responsible?

The many ills that our society as a whole is suffering today are mainly due to crises of values. Indian society is facing a serious crisis of values. Hardly any day goes without some news indicative of crisis of values. Values are those things that really matter to each of us. Values in public life seem to be on the cross roads. There is a erosion of social, moral, cultural, economic and political values at all levels. The erosion of values has led to the spread of selfishness, unlimited greed, corruption, violence, and destruction, abuse of human rights, frustration and crisis of character. The crisis has taken up such a magnitude that if serious efforts are not made to check it, then the whole system is likely to collapse. After all what factors have been responsible for creating this crisis in our society? If we think that the political system alone is responsible for this crisis, then we are mistaken. No political system can develops in vacuum; it is the sub-system of the entire social system. Hence the strengths and weaknesses in the society are reflected in the political system. We must accept that the degradation of moral fiber is a problem of entire society. As is the society, so shall be the politicians .Merely criticism to a particular sphere will not solve the problem, nor accusing individuals or groups would take us a long way Hence we must accept that the degradation of moral fiber is a problem of entire society.

Failure of our Educational system- The problem of values is more general one, common to all fields of human activity, but often education is looked upon as the instrument for inculcating values .We have failed somewhere in providing right type of education to our younger generation According to John Dewey (1948)," to values means to prize, to esteem, to appraise, to estimate. It means the act of cherishing something, holding it dear and also the act of passing judgment upon the nature and amounts of values as compared with something else." So it is essential that education should be value oriented. Value education and Value-oriented projects can promote individual and social welfare, love, peace, good will and understanding Value-oriented education is the only key which would impel man to utilize atomic energy for the betterment of humanity rather than destruction. It is the task of education to develop, preach and practice social, moral and spiritual values, as these values are the greatest unifying forces in life.

Role of a family - Family is the first school where good habits and values are nurtured in a child. Social Networking that is rampant today among kids, teens and the youth has changed the way relationships are formed. Orkut pal, Facebook, Myspace pal etc are how friends are being classified and identified today by many children. Spending more time at home with the latest gadgets and less time outdoors with real friends have changed the conventional and natural way of a child's interaction with the world. A balanced approach is needed to inculcate values in children.It is here that families have a determining role. Spend more time with children. Encourage outdoor activities and also take them to orphanages, old age homes, special schools etc to make them aware there is more to life than just gaming, Play stations, social networking etc. We need to educate them on what life is all about.

Socio-Economic Conditions- Socio-economic conditions greatly influence moral behavior. Poverty and morality cannot exist. People deprived of basic human needs such as food, clothing, health services, and sympathy become frustrated and value education is wasted on then; it can have no effect. Indeed the whole setup of a society, the values and ideas on whish it is based matters. If the society is just, free from discrimination of caste and race, if there is a just distribution of wealth, then an environment exists which promotes value education

Materialistic attitude- People are becoming more and more money-minded and materialistic. People are becoming greedier .They are busy in collecting money by one way or the other at the cost of values. They want to become rich overnight through illegal means or corrupt practices. .Mahatma Gandhi said," The lust for money and power has corrupted the man". This life style is sending a wrong signal to the masses.


Policy Implementation approach-In practice we seem to have only policy implementation approach, no creativity in framing or modifying the needed policy .The circulars from the state are only executed without a spiritual involvement in the process. Top administrators have to rethink and rebuild proper policies for managing better values.

Competitive society- Huge competition in society also leads to degradation of moral values. In this high competitive world, everyone wants to be on the top and this race has made an individual forgotten about his moral values. Excessive competition in every sphere has prompted people to use unethical practices

Political exploitation- Most of the political leaders exploit the masses to achieve their narrow selfish ends .Now a day's most of the institutions are founded and controlled by politicians. Some of them are established and managed by the wealthy businessmen and industrialists. Naturally they tend to misuse the noble centers for the purpose of power and pelf. So many of appointments are now politically influenced and the dominance of merit by manipulation has led the popular phenomenon of Brain Drain' in our country. This all has to stop and unless the political leaders learn some values this cannot happen

Conclusion-In the end it must be admitted that this crisis of values can only be overcome by combined efforts of all. Everyone has to commit himself towards a minimum ethical standard in his life. Unfortunately, there is a big gap between preaching and practicing of what one believes or what one says. One's actions must reflect the values that one intends to inculcate in children. Problems cannot be overcome by pointing fingers at others.
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