It is certainly true that an artist plays an indispensable role in the development of the nation. Nowadays, the ruling body is providing a plethora of amenities to preserve its artistic heritage. Some would argue that there are some important issues besides it that should be given priority, whereas others say that it is extremely crucial to take necessary steps to save their culture and heritage. While spending more money on other issues will definitely curb them, I believe that there should be a separate budget for art.
On the one hand, there are many important issues such as poverty, unemployment and starvation that can be easily overcome by spending more money in required fields. Many times, the government in developing nations spent money unwisely on other things and overlook their main issues. If a government cannot control the unemployment and inflation rate, then there will be no importance to invest money in art. For example, in the United State, the government focuses more on the primary requirements of citizens rather than spending blindly on art. However, I think that utilizing more money on crucial issues does not mean that there is no need to spend money on art. It would be better to provide some additional budget to artists before they become extinct.
On the other hand, it is considered that spending money on art would not only assist to save the heritage but also boost the economy of the country. It will generate a lot of employment and tourism at various artistic and historical places. In addition to this, it will create a lot of opportunities for inhabitants to earn money from tourists. For instance, the monument of Sardar Patel built up near Ahmedabad by the government of India is generating high revenue and thus helping the ruling body as well as native people. I believe this idea is preferable because it will also overcome the other issues to some extent.
In conclusion, although there are some crucial issues that should be curbed yet overlooking the artists would not actually solve the problem, because they also play a vital role for the development of the nation.
It is
certainly
true that an artist plays an indispensable role in the development of the nation. Nowadays, the ruling body is providing a plethora of amenities to preserve its artistic heritage.
Some
would argue that there are
some
important
issues
besides
it that should be
given
priority, whereas others say that it is
extremely
crucial to take necessary steps to save their culture and heritage. While
spending
more
money
on
other
issues
will definitely curb them, I believe that there should be a separate budget for art.
On the one hand, there are
many
important
issues
such as poverty, unemployment and starvation that can be
easily
overcome by
spending
more
money
in required fields.
Many
times, the
government
in developing nations spent
money
unwisely
on
other
things and overlook their main
issues
. If a
government
cannot control the unemployment and inflation rate, then there will be no importance to invest
money
in
art
.
For example
, in the United State, the
government
focuses more on the primary requirements of citizens
rather
than
spending
blindly
on
art
.
However
, I
think
that utilizing more
money
on crucial
issues
does not mean that there is no need to spend
money
on
art
. It would be better to provide
some
additional budget to artists
before
they become extinct.
On the
other
hand, it
is considered
that
spending
money
on
art
would not
only
assist to save the heritage
but
also
boost the economy of the country. It will generate
a lot of
employment and tourism at various artistic and historical places.
In addition
to this, it will create
a lot of
opportunities for inhabitants to earn
money
from tourists.
For instance
, the monument of
Sardar
Patel built up near Ahmedabad by the
government
of India is generating high revenue and
thus
helping the ruling body
as well
as native
people
. I believe this
idea
is preferable
because
it will
also
overcome the
other
issues
to
some
extent.
In conclusion
, although there are
some
crucial
issues
that should
be curbed
yet
overlooking the artists would not actually solve the problem,
because
they
also
play a vital role for the development of the nation.