Religion has always been a part of society, it won't be an exaggeration if we call it an integral part of the world.

But in the twenty-first century, where people have diverse opinions and beliefs to preach, the importance of studying religion has subdued.

Hence, adding religious studies to the school curriculum won't be a bad idea.

And this has elicited some positive responses from people associated with academics.

Parents don't have enough time to instil moral principles in their children, so essential learning begins at school, and anything being taught at school affects their minds.

There are always some religious conflicts going on as most people develop signs of hatred for different religious beliefs.

But if the thoughts and ideas are instilled in them correctly, it can bring a huge change in how they think.

For children, it will be helpful as they'll respect others and gain a broader understanding of views and beliefs.

They'll also improve their knowledge about what is happening worldwide and distinguish between right and wrong.

Thirdly religious studies can develop a "stronger sense of well-being, ethical standards and personal happiness."

We often witness extremist and religiously biased behaviour, which will end if religious subjects are added to the curriculum.

To build a more cohesive community, it is necessary to bring some change at the primary level!

What are your thoughts about it?