Which of the following statements are true in relation to values?

A. The term value is derived from Latin Word 'Valere'.

B. Value is defined as an enduring belief about the way things should be done or about the ends we desire.

C. Indian Constitution clearly enunciates the values of Justice, Liberty, Equity, Equality & Brotherhood in its Preamble.

D. The Parliamentary committee in Feb. 1999 identified five core universal values as : (a) Truth (b) Righteous conduct (c) Peace (d) Love (e) Non-violence

E. Values can only be taught at school level.

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Key Points

•  A. The term value is derived from Latin Word 'Valere'. This is true. The word "value" comes from the Latin word "valere," which means "to be strong."
• B. Value is defined as an enduring belief about the way things should be done or about the ends we desire. This is also true. A value is a belief that guides our actions and decisions. It is something that we hold to be important, and it influences the way we live our lives.
• C. Indian Constitution clearly enunciates the values of Justice, Liberty, Equity, Equality & Brotherhood in its Preamble. This is false. The Indian Constitution does not mention the values of Justice, Liberty, Equity, Equality, and Brotherhood in its Preamble. The Preamble of the Indian Constitution mentions Justice, Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity, but not Equity. The correct term is "Fraternity," not "Brotherhood."
• D. The Parliamentary committee in Feb. 1999 identified five core universal values as : (a) Truth (b) Righteous conduct (c) Peace (d) Love (e) Non-violence. This is true. The Parliamentary committee in February 1999 identified five core universal values as: Truth, Righteous conduct, Peace, Love, and Non-violence.
• E. Values can only be taught at school level. This is false. Values can be taught at any age and in any setting. They can be taught at home, at school, in the workplace, and in the community.

Thus the correct answer is 2) A, B, and D.