Tim Carr asked: g society is a financial institution much like a bank, except that it is owned by its members and not by shareholders. Apart from that there are very little obvious differences between them, especially these days. Originally, building societies were set up to enable each of their members to purchase their own… Read More »
Ernie Fitzpatrick asked: When we look around the world today, many societies are vying for who has the best medical program. Is it America, Canada, another? Michael Moore thinks America has one of the worst medical situations. But what about when it comes to space travel? Can anyone top America? China just had their first… Read More »
Abhishek Agarwal asked: Sociologists and scientists studying the phenomenon of man living in society agree that man is essentially a social animal: he cannot live in isolation for long and needs to interact with others like himself in order to not only survive, but to develop. This development, when guided only by motives of self-interest… Read More »
Guptajit Pathak asked: MATRILINEAL SOCIETY Obviously, it is seen that the care for the young ones becomes increasingly important in rather the higher types of animal life, as they are more and more in need of proper care and development. Initially, the care that is required for the proper growth of an individual basically depends… Read More »
Justin Frei asked: Computers are wonderful machines. They are everywhere and society depends on them to manage our world. It is no wonder that computers have almost unlimited applications, and that they are multiplying at a steady rate. Many of these applications are benefiting society directly or indirectly. The three most important ways computers are… Read More »
George Joseph asked: ty and Culture – George Joseph It is almost common that every newspaper reports, several cities across the country were put on high alert after a string of blasts rocked in some prominent places. Security was tightened in malls, bus and train stations, other public places and vital installations. In… Read More »
m alrifaie asked: Since the days of old, women have been the target of a lot of attention in the lives of societies. In old Greek, Roman, and Indian societies, the status of women was poor. They did not enjoy the same legal rights as men. They were outcast and looked at with contempt. The… Read More »
Holger Thomas asked: Industrial revolution initiated an enormous development of industry. Suddenly projects never thinkable before became feasible, and people were streaming into the factories, where the owner never seemed to get enough workers in order to fulfil the orders. But human-beings fooled themselves when they thought this could go on and on for ages.… Read More »
Denny Soinski asked: An Issue of Mixed Messages How can something as prevalent, accepted, and accessible in our society as drinking alcohol be so harmful, unhealthy, AND illegal when consumed at or slightly above moderate intake levels? The simple asking of this question immediately uncovers a number of issues, one of which is the mixed… Read More »
Satish Chandra Sharma asked: GPAs in Cooperative House building Societies at Chandigarh: An Introspection By Satish Chandra Sharma M.A. (Eco), General Secretary, Chandigarh Social Welfare Council. Mobile: 9888-255-128. Email: sharma.ambakripa@gmail.com 15000 families which hold occupancy rights in cooperative housing societies at Chandigarh had been in for a harrowing experience. Unlike their counter parts that have… Read More »