The Times of India

A remorseful inmate at Sabarmati Central Jail shares his heartfelt regret over a crime fueled by anger. He realizes the emotional burden his actions have placed on his family, particularly his two daughters and elderly parents. As one daughter gears up for college, the other faces lifelong challenges that require ongoing support.

Actor Shriya Saran emphasizes the need for parents to ask children whether something happened to them. She points out that asking about their actions often leaves children feeling blamed and confused. Saran recalls personal experiences from her youth that illustrate the importance of these discussions. Parents should be attentive to changes in their child's behavior and emotions. This awareness can help children feel safer in expressing uncomfortable experiences.

Despite their eagerness, many children struggle to stick to the schedules they create. This challenge often arises from a lack of self-regulation and necessary executive function skills. Research shows that cognitive processes can affect a childs ability to recall and follow through with planned tasks. Parents should evaluate the feasibility of their child's plans and offer assistance to improve execution.