Mishal Raheja Twitter Thread#2 Updt-2 Apr Pg-50 - Page 25

Originally posted by: -bharti-

Totally agree with priya that banning is anti productive. Instead sensitise kids to the issues n be open about all things, except that take care to keep their age in mind and accordingly frame the words so that they are not unnecessarily burdened with the harsh realities.

I gues mishal was worried at the excessive skin show on the front pages of a daily which is only to grab eyeballs. But his solution is only a knee jerk reaction without much thought.

I dont understand if the I&B ministry is even monitoriting any violatins of their guidelines. Infact any of us can make a direct complaint to the concerned authorities if we feel aggreived.

Originally posted by: -bharti-

Totally agree with priya that banning is anti productive. Instead sensitise kids to the issues n be open about all things, except that take care to keep their age in mind and accordingly frame the words so that they are not unnecessarily burdened with the harsh realities.

I gues mishal was worried at the excessive skin show on the front pages of a daily which is only to grab eyeballs. But his solution is only a knee jerk reaction without much thought.

I dont understand if the I&B ministry is even monitoriting any violatins of their guidelines. Infact any of us can make a direct complaint to the concerned authorities if we feel aggreived.

Originally posted by: ivy_11

Priya, Nimmi, Bharti

Where to put a stop is a difficult question to answer... specially in today's world...even if we control in the real world...what about the VIRTUAL world..????

Banning is counter productive...it makes things more more attractive in a dangerous way...

Educate without burdening with excess info ...the onus lies on the parents and ...yes it is a fine line.

Originally posted by: .nimmi.

well said ivy.

Banning is always counterproductive. education should be the solution.

too much of information out there. negative and positives. real and virtual world.

lets leave it to the parents to guide their children.

i would rather teach my sons in my house to change their mindset than ask the girls on road to change their clothes. my POV.

Originally posted by: ivy_11

@Red: I wish every mother thought this way...Kudos to you Nimmi 👏 I take a bow

Originally posted by: .nimmi.

gee thankh ku ivy..

thatz just a statement but yes... that is something I WOULD DO..

offcourse in case of daughters i would have an attack if they choose to wear real short shorts and tube tops for public transport.. not being hypocrite just concerned...

Originally posted by: ivy_11

@Red: I wish every mother thought this way...Kudos to you Nimmi 👏 I take a bow

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