which of the following institutions is responsible for making decisions that affect the welfare of the society
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Family, but unfortunately some people are not responsible so we all get controlled, taxed and restricted, kinda like when one kid talks in class, everyone gets punished.
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a subject stydin societies and their politics.
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Lots of factors go into that decision. Look at the following link.
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Creation of States and Union Territories thereby giving power to the State administration. Central government unifies these entities and in some matters like defence and foreign affairs they have more authority.\n\nIndependent Judiciary to resolve disputes between the states and unions.
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The individual is forced to make decisions about their own life. Nobody is going to make the decisions for you. You need to actually think for yourself. You need to decide how your actions will affect you and the folks you care about. Anarchy requires independent thinkers not SHEEP!
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It is the responsibility of the Court to interpret the Constitution as they feel it most appropriately applies to any case.  There are varied thoughts on whether they should act as they feel the framers meant the Constitution to work or whether modern day interpretations are best.
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American society?\nIgnorance, intolerance, arrogance, wastefulness and greed.
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the goverment should   look after the interests of the public\nand must give the protection
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A.\n\nThe national government does most of that with the taxes and then redistributes with things like Social Security and welfare.
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We make important decisions through meetings.
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Public organizations are engaged in public works and welfare such as building infrastruture, providing education, social work and keeping the environment safe.
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When people choose this. As soon as society truly, fully CHOOSES this. This change needs to start (and has started) in the home, with the individual, with every action that places emphasis on equality of individuals above social, political, or financial stature.\n\nThis is a slow process; working with it, encouraging it, and re-supporting it with every decision will eventually manifest that reality. Patience is key here.
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I would agree that theres probably no one who would disagree with your question/quote. With the exclusion of the actual corporations who often dont really abide by any real social responsibility. The old adage is that corporations are not responsible to society, merely to their stakeholders. This may be changing slowly in some quarters but remember, the primarly goal of any corporation is and always will be --- profit.
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Everyone plays a role in maintaining law and order. Society, in theory should exist to benefit everyone. If we all do our part to make things a little better than they were before we got here then many will benefit.\n\nFollow the spirit of the law (Not necessarily the letter) and encourage others to do the same for a better society and all will be well.
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Who decides whats evil?
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Societal norms has been the building blocks of decideding what is right or wrong. The society that we live in is majority rule. While opinions might differ on certain aspects, the majorities views seem to carry over more often to the deciding factor of who/what is right or wrong.
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Social welfare may refer to:\n\nThe overall welfare or well-being of a society. \nIn economics, the utility of people considered in aggregate. (See Welfare economics and social welfare function.) \nThe provision of a wide range of social services, for the benefit of individual citizens. This usage is closely related to the idea of the welfare state. \nIn the United States, "welfare" is sometimes a synonym for the provision of financial aid through Social Security. Social welfare may be associated with social work services.