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Sports defies the spirit of the family system claims Kiren Rijiju on International Day of Families 2021
he International Day of Families was first observed in 1993 after the United Nations General Assembly passed a resolution to observe the 15th of May every year as a tribute to families around the world. Every year, a theme is decided by the general body and the theme for 2021 is Families and Technology.
The last couple of years in particular have been tough on families the world over with many of us losing a family member to the COVID19 pandemic. We believe that it has brought families closer to a certain extent with the regular lockdowns and Work from Home concept. Families that were restricted to contact via technology has now ditched the phone and spend time with each other.
Doctors and psychiatrists around the world have stressed the importance of family at such an important juncture in the lifecycle of the human race. The presence of family around us help people fight depression and loneliness and to a very large extent prevent suicides as well. Experts believe that the comforting presence of a loved one automatically blocks out negative thoughts and give us hope. It also contributes to a generally positive outlook despite the gloom and death all around.
Following our last expose on the Indian cricketers demanding to not allow wives on tour, our source had reported that there were multiple meetings held to try and resolve the situation. The BCCI and the Union Sports Ministry was set to make an official statement on May 15th, which coincided with the International Day of Families. While the announcement has not happened yet, our source within the Sports Ministry and also part of the inner circles of power told us that Union Sports Minister Kiren Rijiju was upset.
Our source states that the Minister was disappointed with the talent pool available in the country for various sports. The only sport where there is no dearth of talent is cricket but even then, the expanse of the country is making it difficult to identify and groom the talent.
Read the full article at: http://thedailyvanilla.com/2021/05/15/sports-defies-the-spirit-of-the-family-system-claims-kiren-rijiju-on-international-day-of-families-2021/
The last couple of years in particular have been tough on families the world over with many of us losing a family member to the COVID19 pandemic. We believe that it has brought families closer to a certain extent with the regular lockdowns and Work from Home concept. Families that were restricted to contact via technology has now ditched the phone and spend time with each other.
Doctors and psychiatrists around the world have stressed the importance of family at such an important juncture in the lifecycle of the human race. The presence of family around us help people fight depression and loneliness and to a very large extent prevent suicides as well. Experts believe that the comforting presence of a loved one automatically blocks out negative thoughts and give us hope. It also contributes to a generally positive outlook despite the gloom and death all around.
Following our last expose on the Indian cricketers demanding to not allow wives on tour, our source had reported that there were multiple meetings held to try and resolve the situation. The BCCI and the Union Sports Ministry was set to make an official statement on May 15th, which coincided with the International Day of Families. While the announcement has not happened yet, our source within the Sports Ministry and also part of the inner circles of power told us that Union Sports Minister Kiren Rijiju was upset.
Our source states that the Minister was disappointed with the talent pool available in the country for various sports. The only sport where there is no dearth of talent is cricket but even then, the expanse of the country is making it difficult to identify and groom the talent.
Read the full article at: http://thedailyvanilla.com/2021/05/15/sports-defies-the-spirit-of-the-family-system-claims-kiren-rijiju-on-international-day-of-families-2021/
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By NITTEN NAIRhe International Day of Families was first observed in 1993 after the United Nations General Assembly passed a resolution to observe the 15th of May every year as a tribute to families around the world. Every year, a theme is decided by the general body and the theme for 2021 is Families and Technology.
The last couple of years in particular have been tough on families the world over with many of us losing a family member to the COVID19 pandemic. We believe that it has brought families closer to a certain extent with the regular lockdowns and Work from Home concept. Families that were restricted to contact via technology has now ditched the phone and spend time with each other.
Doctors and psychiatrists around the world have stressed the importance of family at such an important juncture in the lifecycle of the human race. The presence of family around us help people fight depression and loneliness and to a very large extent prevent suicides as well. Experts believe that the comforting presence of a loved one automatically blocks out negative thoughts and give us hope. It also contributes to a generally positive outlook despite the gloom and death all around.
Following our last expose on the Indian cricketers demanding to not allow wives on tour, our source had reported that there were multiple meetings held to try and resolve the situation. The BCCI and the Union Sports Ministry was set to make an official statement on May 15th, which coincided with the International Day of Families. While the announcement has not happened yet, our source within the Sports Ministry and also part of the inner circles of power told us that Union Sports Minister Kiren Rijiju was upset.
Our source states that the Minister was disappointed with the talent pool available in the country for various sports. The only sport where there is no dearth of talent is cricket but even then, the expanse of the country is making it difficult to identify and groom the talent.
Read the full article at: http://thedailyvanilla.com/2021/05/15/sports-defies-the-spirit-of-the-family-system-claims-kiren-rijiju-on-international-day-of-families-2021/
The last couple of years in particular have been tough on families the world over with many of us losing a family member to the COVID19 pandemic. We believe that it has brought families closer to a certain extent with the regular lockdowns and Work from Home concept. Families that were restricted to contact via technology has now ditched the phone and spend time with each other.
Doctors and psychiatrists around the world have stressed the importance of family at such an important juncture in the lifecycle of the human race. The presence of family around us help people fight depression and loneliness and to a very large extent prevent suicides as well. Experts believe that the comforting presence of a loved one automatically blocks out negative thoughts and give us hope. It also contributes to a generally positive outlook despite the gloom and death all around.
Following our last expose on the Indian cricketers demanding to not allow wives on tour, our source had reported that there were multiple meetings held to try and resolve the situation. The BCCI and the Union Sports Ministry was set to make an official statement on May 15th, which coincided with the International Day of Families. While the announcement has not happened yet, our source within the Sports Ministry and also part of the inner circles of power told us that Union Sports Minister Kiren Rijiju was upset.
Our source states that the Minister was disappointed with the talent pool available in the country for various sports. The only sport where there is no dearth of talent is cricket but even then, the expanse of the country is making it difficult to identify and groom the talent.
Read the full article at: http://thedailyvanilla.com/2021/05/15/sports-defies-the-spirit-of-the-family-system-claims-kiren-rijiju-on-international-day-of-families-2021/