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Remember the time when you tried to copy your father, the way he shaved, the way he read the newspaper or your mother how she draped the saree and how she performed all the household chores?
Studies suggest that kids love spending quality time with their parents and even more when they get involved in their activity time.

Here is how you can do it.

Establish together time.
Establish a regular weekly routine of doing something special with your . Going out for a walk, getting some ice cream, or even having a conversation while you’re cleaning up after dinner can help you open your lines of communication. This is essential to raising drug-free children.

Have regular .
Family meetings held at a set time provide a useful forum for sharing triumphs, complaints, projects and any other topics with each other. Establish some ground rules, such as everyone gets a chance to talk without interruption, and only constructive feedback is allowed. To get resistant children to join in, try using incentives like post-meeting pizza, or assign them important roles like “recording secretary” or “rule enforcer.”

Try to be home .
The danger zone for drug use is between 3 and 6 p.m. If you cannot be there, try to arrange for another that has a positive relationship with your child to stop in and check on them.

Eat meals together as often as you can.
provides a great opportunity to talk about the day’s events, to unwind, reinforce, and bond with your kids. Studies show that kids who have meals with their families at least 5 times per week are much less likely to be involved with drugs or alcohol.

Don’t be afraid to ask where your kids are going, who they’ll be with, and what activities they have planned.
Get to know your child’s friends and their parents so you’re familiar with their activities.

"Their survival is in our hands"

Tigers are one of world’s most iconic species. Tigers are an ‘Umbrella Species’ as their conservation also conserves many other species in the same area.
Thus with the initiative of conserving India’s national animal, Project Tiger was launched in 1973. Due to planned efforts under Project Tiger, at present India has the distinction of having the maximum number of tigers in the world. The 2014 country-level tiger assessment had shown a 30% increase of tigers i.e. from 1706 in 2010, the tiger population has increased to 2226 in 2014 to 2,967 in 2018.

However, despite conservation efforts since 1970s, wild tiger populations showed a rapid decline therefore in 2010, during St. Petersburg Declaration, tiger range countries had resolved to double tiger numbers by 2022.

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