Simple language in value education in joint family
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A joint family is a large undivided family where more than one generation live together in a common house . In that type of family system , grand-parents , father , mother , uncles , aunts and children are unitedly live under one roof . The eldest male member is the head of the family and all the social and economic decisions are taken by him on behalf of the family.
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Some common characteristics of joint family system are :-
1. Large size
2. Every member is expected to contribute some money in common fund.
3. Share common rights in household property.
4. One kitchen system.
5. Make their daily expenditure from common fund.
6. One worship place.
In pre-industrial era, joint family was the tradition of India. The concept of nuclear family came into existence in India, when Indian society shifts from agrarian to industrial. Due to industrialization & urbanization, young generations are moving to town and metro city for searching of job. Due to their advanced life style they no longer want to live jointly with their parents & grandparents, they often feel shy to stay in joint family & ultimately settle there. And in this way, young generations are turning away from the joint family system.
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Some common characteristics of joint family system are :-
1. Large size
2. Every member is expected to contribute some money in common fund.
3. Share common rights in household property.
4. One kitchen system.
5. Make their daily expenditure from common fund.
6. One worship place.
In pre-industrial era, joint family was the tradition of India. The concept of nuclear family came into existence in India, when Indian society shifts from agrarian to industrial. Due to industrialization & urbanization, young generations are moving to town and metro city for searching of job. Due to their advanced life style they no longer want to live jointly with their parents & grandparents, they often feel shy to stay in joint family & ultimately settle there. And in this way, young generations are turning away from the joint family system.
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