Society in a Tailspin
The Shillong Times reports a disturbing trend of murder cases targeting young women in Meghalaya, prompting the community to reflect on the decline of its once-cherished values.
The Khasi value system, which embodies the belief that
the human person is an image of God, emphasizes the importance of respecting and valuing one another. The phrase
Ka Tip Briew, Tip Blei, or
Knowing fellow humans to know God, highlights the need for mutual respect and understanding.
- The number of murder cases is on the rise, targeting defenceless young women.
- The community is urged to ponder the reasons behind this degeneration.
- The Khasi value system is rooted in the belief that respecting human life is essential to knowing God.
Author's summary: Meghalaya's society is facing a crisis of values.
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