u/Current_Wonder_17

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This thought came to my mind while traveling recently.

We spend a lot of time talking about improving schools, roads, healthcare, and employment. But what if one of the biggest long-term factors behind social problems is something much more basic: parenting?

Many parents simply raise children the way they themselves were raised.

Do you think this is a real problem worth working on, or am I overestimating the impact of parenting education?

I'd love to hear different perspectives, especially from teachers, parents, and people who grew up in rural areas.

Broken roads, garbage everywhere, poor drainage, and traffic chaos have become normal now. Despite being called a smart city and a major tourist destination, the basic infrastructure is in terrible condition.

Help me to get a good part time job in jaipur.