Technology is a vital part of our life and we are connected to it during all hours in our daily life. Although it has made the world a smaller place for us, yet it poses a major threat to our traditions. We can keep our unwritten law alive with scientific knowledge if we merge them together and educate our children about it.
The 21st century generation is moving swiftly towards automation. We are so dependent on the machinery that we wake up from an alarm in our phone and spend our day on a laptop, watch the television in the evening and sleep after reading a novel on kindle. Just like food and shelter, the technology has become our basic need. While learning this machinery, we have forgotten our traditions.
Traditions are the norm of our society. They teach us how to live as a family and unite in the time of crisis. If we combine our historical conventions with the automation, then people will learn it with interest. The other way is, updating the people about events and festivals related to our tradition through social media. Create e-books of our ancestral books like “The Ramayan” and “Mahabharat” and publish them online. Create videos related to the culture and beliefs so that people can watch them.
In conclusion, I would like to say that the machinery is extremely important in our daily life and we should keep advancing in it with time. However a tradition is something which binds us together and we should not let it go. In my opinion, teaching people about the tradition through technology is the best way possible to keep both going.
Technology is a vital part of our
life and
we
are connected
to it during all hours in our daily life. Although it has made the world a smaller place for us,
yet
it poses a major threat to our
traditions
. We can
keep
our unwritten law alive with scientific knowledge if we merge them together and educate our children about it.
The 21st century generation is moving
swiftly
towards automation. We are
so
dependent on the machinery that we wake up from an alarm in our phone and spend our day on a laptop,
watch
the television in the evening and sleep after reading a novel on kindle.
Just
like food and shelter, the technology has become our basic need. While learning this machinery, we have forgotten our traditions.
Traditions are the norm of our society. They teach us how to
live
as a family and unite in the time of crisis. If we combine our historical conventions with the automation, then
people
will learn it with interest. The other way is, updating the
people
about
events
and festivals related to our
tradition
through social media. Create e-books of our ancestral books like “The
Ramayan
” and “
Mahabharat
” and publish them online. Create videos related to the culture and beliefs
so
that
people
can
watch
them.
In conclusion
, I would like to say that the machinery is
extremely
important
in our daily
life and
we should
keep
advancing in it with time.
However
a
tradition
is something which binds us
together and
we should not
let
it go. In my opinion, teaching
people
about the
tradition
through technology is the best way possible to
keep
both going.