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Manipulative Games Hello all, Tech World Technology is everywhere and we are blessed to be a part of this modern age. This is not the end and there are vast opportunities ahead. Machines and equipment make our life easy. We can approach anybody around the world within seconds. Powerful machines are ready to solve our all problems. 3-D printers are helping to build from small instruments to sky rises. The Internet is there to spread information, knowledge, and entertainment. Smartphones replace many types of equipment. Watches, calculator, calendar, and physical trainer are required for status show-off only. Changing Behaviours In the age of growing technologies and if I do not exaggerate, everything seems possible in this world. A few years back, children were bound to go outside to play soccer, cricket, baseball, badminton, and tennis in large playgrounds and streets. Large boards and tables were also required for Pool ball, Ludo, Carom, and table tennis. Then time change...

Dear all, Right from our childhood, we love to show and share our personal belonging with our elders, friends, and teachers. This gesture of sharing is natural and mostly a growing kid wants to impress others with one’s property. This habit grows up with all of us and we often control it in order to make our privacy. But many could not control this thing and the situation aggravates in many cases. Often, we find many examples in our society that people want to show their social status to others. For this they impress others with their branded dress, accessories, and ride; it describes their background and seems accurate when moving in the same circle. But they are loud if moving in mediocre. Many of them obviously afford all this but there are also such examples who disguise themselves for any benefit or to deceive others. Such differences and mismatches are often called the show-off culture. Some people feel inner satisfaction when they can tread over others. The...

Hello all, Actually, our brought up is a little bit complicated and tricky in South Asia, parents put their incomplete desires to their children in the shape of toys or fun-based activities. Children learn and absorb from their surroundings. Whatever parents provide them, they made up their minds accordingly. Our incomplete desires or unachieved goals are like we want to be a doctor, singer, architect, or engineer but circumstances lead us to be a banker, teacher, or a 9 to 5 employee. So we made up our mind to complete this ambition in our children.  As parents, we manipulate our children to promote their interests according to our will. These activities draw the attention of a raw mind of a growing kid and later they became keen on this behavior. Well, I am not saying that these are not good activities; sometimes it is necessary but not always. My concern is that we make them restricted to a few things and set patterns. I think that is the reason in the third world, that...

Hello all, Recently, I have watched T.V drama on “ARY digital” with the title “Khuda Mera Bhi hai” meaning “God is mine too”. The subject was acceptance of eunuch as a child and a citizen. Most civilized countries have no issues in this regard, people with this gender are living a satisfied life there but in Asia, this gender is not treated as they deserve. We have a discriminatory attitude towards them. There was an era when they have respectful status in the palaces of Mughal emperors. In our society, a lot of people want to hear this sentence at the time of delivery “congratulations, it is a baby boy”, there are few who are satisfied with a baby girl but the situation worsens when it is the third gender. Most parents refuse to accept such a child right after birth. They think that it is shameful to accept them and that society will make fun of this incident.  People assume such parents as unhealthy in a way that they are unable to give birth to a boy or a girl. Thi...