Importance Of Discipline In Our Life
No nation can be great unless its people are disciplined. Discipline in life leads to success. No country, school, college or home without discipline, can function properly. Thus, it is necessary in all walks of life. There is discipline in our house. Everything goes on smoothly. Children obey their parents. Parents too love them. There is perfect quiet and peace in the house. Everything goes on smoothly. An indiscipline army is unmanageable. It will suffer defeat in the battle-field. Whereas a disciplined army fights untidily and comes out victorious. The discipline of Indian army is well-known all over the world.
In a classroom no teacher can teach his or her students. It is for the class to maintain discipline. One learns discipline first at home and then in school. To obey set rules is discipline. In a family, the head can't run it smoothly if the members must observe discipline. In an assembly all the members must observed discipline if they want to do any good job successfully and in time.
Mahatma Gandhi, the father of the nation, has deeply harassed the requirement for discipline among people. According to Turn, if all the citizens observe certain moral restrictions on themselves, the social, and political life of the country will improve.
Discipline is of major significance in every area of man's life. Without this our social life will become a mess and will soon go out of gear. Even in small day-to-day things like walking along the road, boarding a bus, baying a ticket from the counter or doing, or getting a work done in a government office, citizens must show a sense of discipline.
Discipline is the backbone of the political life of a nation. If a political party is torn by internal rife or differences, or if it suffers from groupism or indiscipline, it cannot commend any prestige or following of the common man. If a leader is himself undisciplined, he cannot even dream of becoming a beloved leader of the people. Discipline and democracy go hand in hand. Democracy necessitates a balance between rights and duties, between 'self-regarding actions' and 'other regarding actions'. But if in a democracy discipline is lacking, it will function like a fast running automobile without brakes. It is bound to result in chaos, and be replaced by a dictatorship or a totalitarian government sooner or later.
Even in offices it has to be observed. An office sans (without) discipline can't function at all. Infact discipline is very essential in all walks of life. In its absence there will be utter disorder, confusion and chaos. No nation can progress in its absence. It is the key of success.
In a classroom no teacher can teach his or her students. It is for the class to maintain discipline. One learns discipline first at home and then in school. To obey set rules is discipline. In a family, the head can't run it smoothly if the members must observe discipline. In an assembly all the members must observed discipline if they want to do any good job successfully and in time.
Mahatma Gandhi, the father of the nation, has deeply harassed the requirement for discipline among people. According to Turn, if all the citizens observe certain moral restrictions on themselves, the social, and political life of the country will improve.
Discipline is of major significance in every area of man's life. Without this our social life will become a mess and will soon go out of gear. Even in small day-to-day things like walking along the road, boarding a bus, baying a ticket from the counter or doing, or getting a work done in a government office, citizens must show a sense of discipline.
Discipline is the backbone of the political life of a nation. If a political party is torn by internal rife or differences, or if it suffers from groupism or indiscipline, it cannot commend any prestige or following of the common man. If a leader is himself undisciplined, he cannot even dream of becoming a beloved leader of the people. Discipline and democracy go hand in hand. Democracy necessitates a balance between rights and duties, between 'self-regarding actions' and 'other regarding actions'. But if in a democracy discipline is lacking, it will function like a fast running automobile without brakes. It is bound to result in chaos, and be replaced by a dictatorship or a totalitarian government sooner or later.
Even in offices it has to be observed. An office sans (without) discipline can't function at all. Infact discipline is very essential in all walks of life. In its absence there will be utter disorder, confusion and chaos. No nation can progress in its absence. It is the key of success.