INDIAN MARRIED LIFE : The Undercurrents! - VED from VICTORIA INSTITUTIONS' Writings Page

VED · from VICTORIA INSTITUTIONS, Deverkovil; ved036@gmail.com

INDIAN MARRIED LIFE : The Undercurrents!

VED · from VICTORIA INSTITUTIONS, Deverkovil; ved036@gmail.com

How to bring up children?

� � � � �Another individual with same emotions

� � � � �What to fill the new computer

� � � � �Choosing between the mediocre and the exceptional inputs

� � � � �An input of English music

� � � � �The positive effects of gracious communication

� � � � �Causative of squint and other connected themes

� � � � �The intermittent annoyance

� � � � �Visual inputs

� � � � �Learning swimming at an early age

� � � � �When the windpipe gets blocked

� � � � �Developing sense of balance and equilibrium

� � � � �Getting attuned to nature

� � � � �Independence in a secure mental atmosphere

� � � � �Mature response to intelligent queries

� � � � �Securing from immature attitudes

� � � � �Discourage attempts to create division

� � � � �Exposing to conducive attitudes

� � � � �Preventing persons of doubtful cultural qualities

� � � � �The benefits of reading

� � � � �Physical and mental battering

� � � � �Advises, obedience and rebellion

� � � � �The enduring incentives of conversational walks

� � � � �On using anomalous terms

� � � � �On the major theme of education of children

� � � � �Medium of education

� � � � �Inputting information

� � � � �The liberal attires

� � � � �Gender issues

� � � � �Hassle-free physical training

� � � � �Allowing boisterous attitudes

� � � � �Viewing good TV channels

� � � � �On learning music

� � � � �Learning computers

� � � � �Learning typing skills

� � � � �Revering your child

� � � � �Indoor games

� � � � �Solitary pursuits, as well as group activities

� � � � �Each child as a separate individual

� � � � �Parameters of masculinity as well as of femininity

� � � � �Examples and exemplary stances

Acknowledging the reality of class, and its implications on family relationships

� � � � � ��Distortion in sense

� � � � � ��Linking caste with vocation and to language

� � � � � ��Intellectual rather then physical

� � � � � ��Measuring the classes

� � � � � ��The English speaking class

� � � � � �Class as different from quality

�� A recipe for mental peace

� � � � � ��A female government employee marrying a common man

� � � � � ��The enwrapping enclosures

� � � � � ��The intimate zone

� � � � � ��Class as encoded in profession

� � � � � ��Class in forbidden areas

� � � � � ��Millstones and elevators

� � � � � ��Strings to the impenetrable levels

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