Responsibility is the quality or state of being responsible. It is a duty or an obligation TO DO something. It can be exemplified here that taking care of your parents in their old age is one kind of responsibility. Attending school and pursuing your studies properly is another kind of responsibility. You also have responsibility to society and the government, e.g. to help a neighbour in trouble or to cast your vote if you are 18 or over. A responsibility is also an obligation or a duty NOT TO DO something. Examples can be cited here that you have the responsibility not to steal a book from a public library or not to pile up your building materials on the footpath. These are your responsibilities as citizens. But there are responsibilities of the government too. Our government has responsibilities to provide for its citizens "the basic necessities of life, including food, clothing, shelter, education and medical care". The government also has the responsibilities to protect the fundamental rights of its citizens to freedom of speech and expression, freedom of the press, freedom of religion, equality of all before law, etc.
responsibility (a)- to an obligation both to do something and not to do something. (b)-care of our parents in their old age and pursuing our studies properly are two instances of our responsibilities. We also have the duty to society and the (c) Helping a neighbour in (d) is an example of our duty to society while casting vote if we are 18 or over is an example of our (e)-to the government. Or, it is true that we have some (a)-responsibilities. If someone of our society is in (b)- we should help him/ her. We also have responsibility to the govemment. If we are 18 or over, we should (c) our votes. Our government also has some responsibilities towards us. Food, clothing, shelter, education and (d)- care are our basic necessities It is the responsibility of the government to provide us with basic necessities. It is also the responsibility

