The Culture of Weapons and Violence in Shakardara: A Social and Literary Study

This article explores the culture of weapons and violence in the village of Shakardara and its impact on local society. It examines how traditions of honor, revenge, and social pressure contribute to the normalization of weapons in everyday life. The study highlights the effects on youth, including conflict, aggression, and reduced focus on education. Based on local observation, it shows how minor disputes can escalate into serious social problems. The article also emphasizes the growing awareness among young people toward education, discipline, and peaceful thinking. It concludes that sustainable social progress depends on promoting tolerance and rejecting violence.