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5 points about joint family

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Answered by Manoj2003
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A joint family is a form of family where the grand-parents, father, mother, and children along with their aunt, uncle and cousins live unitedly under one roof . With the introduction of Western culture, modernization and changing lifestyles concept of joint families switched to nuclear families.

motivating atmosphere created through the combined effect of the chirping of children, the expression of love among siblings, the scolding of the elders and the amusing antics of the other family members made me nostalgic as i was also blessed enough to be born and brought up in a joint family. 

Answered by Ladylaurel
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  1. A family when living together as a collection of relatives such as grandparents and siblings is called a joint family. The Indians understand the importance of joint family system since time immemorial.
  2. However, the new generation of the society is shying away from living jointly with their parents and grandparents.
  3. These people usually miss a lot of fun and care, which could cause a lot of problems in the future such as loneliness and frustration. In the joint family, all members are equally sharing their contribution for a healthy contribution and even share their personal experiences for strengthening the bond.
  4. Similarly, children can also easily get help from their parents. Sharing resources can help parents reduce the expenses and promote a loving family system in the form of joyful events such as birthdays and anniversaries.
  5. Hence, joint family system is very important to flourish in our society
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