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It is a known fact that children move stones with their feet. Men move rocks with their hands. Women move mountains with their hearts. And it is the woman from whom we all are born! Children have to be shaped on three principles! One is customs and traditions and heritage of the family because a family makes a society and thereafter develops the community. We all grow up in the given circumstances. But education is a must to any given child and he/she could be any born but without any future. The future we all should get together to make his/hers! Health care is a must again for a child. The government has taken several steps to improve the same, facilities created by the present set up of governance and administration is exemplary but still what is required is awareness among the poor.
A child always grows into his area of strength, then he/she calls it his/her identity. If that child seems lost, it’s because he/she feels he/she has no strength. He/she would go searching until he/she finds it. Even if he/she finds it at the wrong place. That’s why, it is okay to show your child the dream you have for him/her. So it may become where he finds his own. Or else, he/she could find it where you may not like. Every growing child looks to grow into something that he/she can call his/her identity. His/her first love! Dance, Music, Cooking, any hobbies or interests. Uncover that child’s identity with him/her and for him/her. Before he/she gets it where you would rather he/she doesn’t.’ That is the nature of a child and we were all once upon a time children.
It is from home where the standards are set, in school they are keenly observed, in higher classes the polishing of the talent and the potential is groomed, in professional colleges the child once and now a grown up boy/girl is taught how to make the best use of his/her talent and then finally he/she becomes a professional that is class apart. Jammu was slow to take off but with changing times the kids too have changed. They love competition and want to make it! For sure Jammu of tomorrow will be in safer hands.
It is from home where the standards are set, in school they are keenly observed, in higher classes the polishing of the talent and the potential is groomed, in professional colleges the child once and now a grown up boy/girl is taught how to make the best use of his/her talent and then finally he/she becomes a professional that is class apart. Jammu was slow to take off but with changing times the kids too have changed. They love competition and want to make it! For sure Jammu of tomorrow will be in safer hands.
– The writer is Bureau Chief Jammu of news agency Global News Service (GNS) and Daily Kashmir Glory. He can be reached at msnazki123@gmail.com
