The missing bridge between freedom and responsibility
Ramu Chelimella For centuries, Indian families viewed the upbringing of a daughter as a sacred responsibility. Parents and grandparents consciously groomed girls not merely for individual success, but for life’s larger roles—as daughters, wives, daughters-in-law, mothers, and future custodians of family values. From childhood, girls were taught empathy, sacrifice, relationship management, emotional resilience, respect for…
