The Evolution of Family Structure
Indian festivals are celebrated beautifully with colors, lights, delicious food, decorations, and love. However, the one thing that truly brings all these celebrations together is family—our kinfolk.
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Indian festivals are celebrated beautifully with colors, lights, delicious food, decorations, and love.
However, the one thing that truly brings all these celebrations together is family—our kinfolk.
Traditionally, Indian family culture has been centered on living together, performing rituals, and carrying forward traditions.
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Indian festivals are celebrated beautifully with colors, lights, delicious food, decorations, and love. However, the one thing that truly brings all these celebrations together is family—our kinfolk. Traditionally, Indian family culture has been centered on living together, performing rituals, and carrying forward traditions.
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- Large joint families are increasingly dividing into smaller nuclear families.
- There are many reasons behind this change: job opportunities, children's education, family disputes, urbanisation, and the desire for personal independence.
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