Originally Posted by shakeel ghori

I am sending the outline and introduction of my first attempt on this thread. All respected members who are willing to take part in this endeavor as well as others are highly requested to comment on this. At the same time, the interested members are required to send their outlines and introductions accordingly so that we may begin our efforts. I am reiterating that we shall be doing such activities here as to point out each others mistakes including grammatical, sharing useful information, trying to improve our written skills as much as possible and so forth. Those who want to join this effort would be cordially welcomed.

LACK OF DISCIPLINE-- A NATIONAL DISASTER..



1-INTRODUCTION


2-EFFECTS OF DISCIPLINE..
a. Justice and social order
b. prosperity and progress.
c. social harmony
d. Love and mutual respect.
e. ensure national progress.

3- What does mean by lack of discipline
a. deviation from social norms.
b. Lack of respect for country's laws.
c. Living for one's own interests.
d. irregular and unsystematic behavior.

4- Causes of lack of discipline.
a. Corruption.
b. Illiteracy.
c. Lack of social control and poor administration.
d. prejudice and rivalries.
e. Injustices and discrimination.
f. Poverty and unemployment.

5-Consequences of lack of discipline.
a. clashes.
b. lawlessness.
c. Poor progress in all spheres--- economic, social, political, and educational.
d. Social unrest and turmoil.

6- Suggestions for maintaining discipline.
a. Increasing awareness through education
b. Strengthening the rule of law.
c. Providing basic facilities of life to all and sundry.
d. Creating harmony among various fragments of society.
e. Eradicating corruption.
f. redressing problems of people.
g. Improving administrative structure of country.
h. National integration campaigns.

7- Conclusion-..



As a machine can not work properly, unless all its parts operate together in a disciplinary manner, a nation can not survive without discipline. It is an accepted truth that all such nations have suffered from havoc who lost discipline in their actions. Contrarily, the nations which have disciplines in their all spheres of activities are more prosperous and healthy in their progress. So, it can be inferred that discipline is the most important factor for social progress. Man lives in society. He has to interact with others for satisfying his basic needs. In view of his personal interests he may jeopardize others'. So, in order to put a check on man's behavior, society formulates rules and norms which its members have to abide by. The conforming of these societal norms is the real essence of social order and discipline in sense. If one deviates from them, it is nondisciplinary behavior. And when such practice is done on a national level, this is no less than a disaster. The consequences of such a situation are not difficult to be underscored: turmoil, unrest and non-progress..