Comments on: Interview with Mr. Hasmukhbhai Sanghvi http://www.devendrarao.com/2010/02/interview-with-mr-hasmukhbhai-sanghvi/ A Techno-PD Initiative For Parents to Help Their Kids Sat, 20 Aug 2011 07:42:08 +0000 hourly 1 By: Devendra Rao http://www.devendrarao.com/2010/02/interview-with-mr-hasmukhbhai-sanghvi/comment-page-1/#comment-30 Devendra Rao Tue, 16 Feb 2010 11:13:49 +0000 http://www.devendrarao.com/?p=104#comment-30 Hi - Thanks for posting your valuable comments & I would definitely convey your regards to Mr. Sanghvi. Hi – Thanks for posting your valuable comments & I would definitely convey your regards to Mr. Sanghvi.

]]> By: Bhaskar Ganiga http://www.devendrarao.com/2010/02/interview-with-mr-hasmukhbhai-sanghvi/comment-page-1/#comment-29 Bhaskar Ganiga Tue, 16 Feb 2010 10:39:03 +0000 http://www.devendrarao.com/?p=104#comment-29 Dev - I have gone thru the interview with Mr. Hasmukh Sanghvi. The questions are more relevant to the present situation. The upbringing of the children depends on the size of the family and the educational background of the parents. The Sanghvis have done a proper survey of the whole gamut of this higher studies, particularly the study loan from Banks and the so called consultants who can add to their financial woes. As regards the physical and financial security – the parents carry their legacies from their parents – they tend to follow the rules that their parents applied. The legacies have to be broken and children should be given more room when they are growing up. Higher education is a matter of discretion of the child and the affordability of parents. Not every Middle class family can afford a MS like the Sanghvis. Hope the HRD Ministry in India is listening!! Unlike in the West, parents in India do their best to educate their children and see to it that they get the best of the education and are settled well. But it is important for the parents to ensure they have enough back up in case they are caught in financial crisis they would never be able to recover from. We believe that using sticks is the best way to discipline children. Disciplining the children is important to groom them to be good citizens. Even without sticking and with proper counseling one can achieve greater success. Finally it is good to be in line with the youngsters while making use of the Technology. The present day parents do use cell phones/internet/skpye and the likes with considerable ease and domain knowledge and can be in touch with their young ones and be aware of their activities without resorting to policing!! Convey my regards to your co-passenger Mr. Hasmukh Sanghvi for sharing his thoughts with us through your post and happy stay in the US with son. Bhaskar Ganiga 16th Februry, 2010 Dev – I have gone thru the interview with Mr. Hasmukh Sanghvi. The questions are more relevant to the present situation. The upbringing of the children depends on the size of the family and the educational background of the parents. The Sanghvis have done a proper survey of the whole gamut of this higher studies, particularly the study loan from Banks and the so called consultants who can add to their financial woes.

As regards the physical and financial security – the parents carry their legacies from their parents – they tend to follow the rules that their parents applied. The legacies have to be broken and children should be given more room when they are growing up. Higher education is a matter of discretion of the child and the affordability of parents. Not every Middle class family can afford a MS like the Sanghvis. Hope the HRD Ministry in India is listening!!

Unlike in the West, parents in India do their best to educate their children and see to it that they get the best of the education and are settled well. But it is important for the parents to ensure they have enough back up in case they are caught in financial crisis they would never be able to recover from.

We believe that using sticks is the best way to discipline children. Disciplining the children is important to groom them to be good citizens. Even without sticking and with proper counseling one can achieve greater success.

Finally it is good to be in line with the youngsters while making use of the Technology. The present day parents do use cell phones/internet/skpye and the likes with considerable ease and domain knowledge and can be in touch with their young ones and be aware of their activities without resorting to policing!!

Convey my regards to your co-passenger Mr. Hasmukh Sanghvi for sharing his thoughts with us through your post and happy stay in the US with son.

Bhaskar Ganiga
16th Februry, 2010

]]> By: Devendra Rao http://www.devendrarao.com/2010/02/interview-with-mr-hasmukhbhai-sanghvi/comment-page-1/#comment-28 Devendra Rao Tue, 16 Feb 2010 08:18:49 +0000 http://www.devendrarao.com/?p=104#comment-28 Hi Navin - Thanks for visiting & posting your comment. Hi Navin – Thanks for visiting & posting your comment.

]]> By: Navin http://www.devendrarao.com/2010/02/interview-with-mr-hasmukhbhai-sanghvi/comment-page-1/#comment-27 Navin Tue, 16 Feb 2010 07:26:08 +0000 http://www.devendrarao.com/?p=104#comment-27 congrats Dev for trying to bridge the divide which does exist but we fail to realise in parent- child relationship and how technology seems to just leap out of our comprehension today. congrats Dev for trying to bridge the divide which does exist but we fail to realise in parent- child relationship and how technology seems to just leap out of our comprehension today.

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