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Material growth killing family samskars

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Mar 4, 2012, 12:00 am IST
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—S Ramanna

“The country is getting prosper day-by-day but at the same time it is reducing the family samskars. The Pariwar Prabodhan is working to restore the samskars in the families,” said chief of Praivar Prabodhan Shri S Ramanna. He was speaking at a book release function in Patna on February 26. The book, Mangal Bhavan Amangal Hari, is originally in Kannda and has been translated into many languages. Deputy Chairman of Bihar Assembly Shri Tarakhant Jha, Surface Transport Minister Shri Nand Kishore and Sports and Culture Minister Dr Sukhda Pandey were also present on the occasion.

Shri Ramanna said the book is highly educative with regard to the Indian family values. Smt Sukhda Pandey said joint family is the foundation of the society and it is only through the joint family that we can preserve our family samskars. Shri Tarakhant Jha also stressed on joint family system.

(By Sanjeev Kumar)

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