Keywords
sustainability
Bashudhaiva Kuttumbakkan
live and let other live
global crisis
Corona crisis
How to Cite
Abstract
This is a simple opinion paper, with random thoughts on security and sustainability with reference to the concept of Bashudhaiva Kuttumbakkan (all living being are our relatives) and live and let other live. Paper argues that, there is no seriousness to resolve the problems on security and sustainability as well as other major global crisis, the contemporary world is facing in current time.
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