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Mano.M

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Posted: 8 years ago

#31

Originally posted by: shruthiravi
@Mano in my younger days there were elders in family who told us stories of good winning over evil. We were encouraged to read. I still remember my dad reading out for me. We were allowed to play. yes studies were important and we were expected to score good, but then it was not the very important thing.
But today many parents in their over protectiveness dont allow their children to play, to stop them complaining either TV is put or tablet or mobile is given. Scoring marks is given so much importance over developing a healthy mind to face the world.
In addition where in our times we had a family, these kids belonged to divorced parents, abusive parents, drunkard parents who just dont care about their existence and feel money can solve all problems, only to realize one day they have lost their child.

Also I have heard from my friend who has a 8 year old son and her husband is working abroad the principal of the school told her, either your husband should come to native place or you should go where he is working. A boy without a father or a father figure in the teenage years can go astray. And her husband relocated to native.

In many cases you can see father's working abroad and mother's alone handling teenage sons problems come, same with girls if mothers are not there in their adolescent years things can go astray. We dont realize the importance of roles.

Sometime a child just want someone to listen to and these people just make use of that. Even listening to the child for 30 mins can ensure these people dont touch our youngsters.

This I notice even with my colleagues kids

they don't talk to their kids

If they start asking questions, they let them play games in computer

and they don't even follow up about what their kids are watching

yes communication is very important

when u don't listen to ur kids

when problems arise they don't confide in their parents

so anyone who listens to them becomes their Savior

and all these so called Saviors aren't saints🤢

Edited by -Mano- - 8 years ago

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CutiepieAD

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Posted: 8 years ago

#32

Shruthi di nowadays people lack trust in their own religion which leads to us getting influenced by others thoughts and religions.

Biggest problem is we don't even know our own religion properly. We just go by hear says or Pandits etc.

One of my friends, she's a turned Christian. Her mother used to be a Hindu. But she lost her brother who he was from BSF. She completely lost faith in Hinduism. That's when she joined Christianity. Though it gives her a kind of self satisfaction or solace but I personally feel she shouldn't have lost trust in her religion.

This is still a genuine reason, but sometimes ppl are brainwashed to change religion for food...

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CutiepieAD

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Posted: 8 years ago

#33

Originally posted by: -Mano-

This I notice even with my colleagues kids
they don't talk to their kids
If they start asking questions, they let them play games in computer
and they don't even follow up about what their kids are watching

yes communication is very important
when u don't listen to ur kids
when problems arise they don't confide in their parents
so anyone who listens to them becomes their Savior
and all these so called Saviors aren't saints🤢

Here, just few days back, a pathetic incident happened which left most of us disturbed.

There's a boy in class ninth. He's not very good in studies. His teachers scold him n his father is extremely rude. He even slapped him in the public (classroom)for getting low marks once 🤢

Now few days back the boy went missing. His parents lodged a complain. After 2 days he was found in a Dhaba almost quite far away from home. Since we have metro here, travelling long distance is not a problem. He had stolen money from his house n was planning to run away to Mumbai, he even had befriended someone there😲

Police got him back home but this was really shocking. There should be rules made on parents to properly raise their child. Orelse we get such children ending up becoming something which they never would have become if they got love n affection

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Mano.M

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Posted: 8 years ago

#34

^This happens often Aditi

I mean children running away from home🤢

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CutiepieAD

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Posted: 8 years ago

#35

Hi Praveena welcome :)

@mano what's this pahla pahla pyaar uff

PV mostly will be biweekly lol

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Mano.M

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Posted: 8 years ago

#36

Originally posted by: CutiepieAD
Hi Praveena welcome :)

@mano what's this pahla pahla pyaar uff
PV mostly will be biweekly lol

This one I was talking about in AT😆😆

wait will post the article

it was from July

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Mano.M

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Posted: 8 years ago

#37

Shashi Sumeet Productions' newly launched show Pehredaar Piya Ki might be a concept that's pretty debatable... But the production house's upcoming show on Sony TV will have nothing of this sort...

The show will be a youth based one with elements of family drama. Tentatively titled Pehla Pehla Pyaar', the series will have newbie Ashi Singh and Randeep Rai of O Gujariya fame in lead roles (as already reported exclusively by IndianWikiMedia.com. If you have missed it, read here).

Now moving to the other prominent cast, talented and versatile performer Vaishnavi Macdonald will be seen in a never-seen-before avatar.

As per sources, "She will be seen as a motherly figure, but her character will be extremely complex. Also her look will be different.

As reported in media, senior actors Abha Parmar, Sanjay Batra, Chandresh Singh are also part of the show.

The first outdoor shoot of the show happened in Ahmedabad, post which the team will start shoot in Mumbai.

We buzzed actress Vaishnavi, but could not get through to her.

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