The book, Children and Television, argues that television plays a central role in the lives of children. Unlike going to school, doing home work or chores at home, TV viewing is a voluntary act. The greater the number of hours of exposure to television, the ore children come under its influence. By and large, parents do not seem to be aware of the importance of giving to their children their quality time. The book establishes that the more parents are available ...
Scheduled Castes of Rural India: Problems and Prospects
