MEMBERS OF

THE FAMILY
J-GAPS
Group Members*Jash
*Grisha
*Aryan
*Pranay
*Srishti

1st Question
INDIA: Members [Parents,
Grandparents, Uncles and Aunts,
Children] of an Indian family
generally live together. They are
usually very large and live
together in one big house.

DUTCH: Most Dutch people prefer

a family but few of them dont
and live separately.

2nd Question
INDIA: Matters discussed in a
Indian family are commonly
studies, holidays, purchases,
renovation of house, future plans
and shopping.
DUTCH: Matters discussed
commonly in Dutch families are
food, shopping, education, camps
and health matters.
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3 Question
INDIA: Values taught in an Indian
family are-

*To respect everyone irrespective

age/sex/religion.
*Helping everyone
*Being good to everyone
*Focus on your aims and work
hard to achieve them.
DUTCH: Values taught are to be
independent and self-reliant.
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4 Question
INDIA: Siblings in an Indian family
share a friendly, caring, loving
and helpful relation
DUTCH: Siblings in a Dutch family
share a relation which is quite
different from the one which
Indians share, they are
independent and self-reliant and
require privacy.

th

5 Question
INDIA: The same as we share.
DUTCH: The same as they
share currently.

6th Question
INDIA: Same as they share
currently.
DUTCH: Same as they share
currently.

7th Question
Government friendly policy?
INDIA: Yes.
DUTCH: Yes.

This is about the Video Conference of the European &

Indian Families. The Reflection, Similarities &
Differences between the two.

SIMILARITIES &
DIFFERENCES:
There arent much similarities between
an Indian family and a Dutch family as
Indian families live together in a joint
family however members of a Dutch
family live separately except a few.

CONCLUSION:
INDIA: Families are very important, they
help you in your difficult times and
always support you in your hard times.
They care for you. As families play a
very important role in the upbringing of
their children and teach them values.
DUTCH: As the Dutch children and their
parents dont have a lot of interaction
children soon start living an

independent life. They even start

earning at small ages.