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Parents to have holistic view in raising kids
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Shortcomings in the upbringing of children by their parents have been leading to various social problems when the kids were grown up, observed senior civil judge and District Legal Services Authority (DLSA) secretary G Neelima. She stressed on the need of parents having a holistic view and approach in raising their family.
Warangal: Shortcomings in the upbringing of children by their parents have been leading to various social problems when the kids were grown up, observed senior civil judge and District Legal Services Authority (DLSA) secretary G Neelima. She stressed on the need of parents having a holistic view and approach in raising their family.
In places like Dubai of United Arab Emirates, women could move freely and without fear during night hours. It was because persons committing violence against women would be subjected to serious punishments there, she added. Neelima addressed a seminar on women empowerment at KU Women’s PG College in Hanamkonda on Friday.
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