<p class="title">A startup in Uttar Pradesh's Varanasi town has launched a course to prepare an "ideal bahu" in order to improve social relationships. <br /><br />"The three-month course titled 'daughters pride' aims at inculcating social values among women who are the backbone of every society," said Neeraj Srivastava, the chief executive officer of the startup.<br /><br />"In modern times we have been witnessing a decline in the social values. Relationships have come under tremendous strain owing to a number of social and other changes. Women, who form the backbone of our society now have greater responsibility in tackling these social issues," Neeraj told DH.<br /><br />He said that the course module intends to develop "self-confidence, interpersonal skills, problem-solving skills and stress handling" among women.<br /><br />"Since women, after their marriage, come face to face with new types of problems involving their relationship with their in-laws, the course also focuses on developing marriage skills in them," he added.<br /><br />"Marriage skills will enable the women to handle the problems arising in their new homes after marriage. We all know about saas-bahu issues. These relations are very complex and many of the problems can be resolved through better communication skills," he said.</p>.<p class="title">To increase the employability of the women, the course would also teach them computer and fashion skills.<br /><br />"In this era of modernisation and declining social values, the utility of such a course could not be overstated. We hope to get a good response," said Neeraj. </p>
<p class="title">A startup in Uttar Pradesh's Varanasi town has launched a course to prepare an "ideal bahu" in order to improve social relationships. <br /><br />"The three-month course titled 'daughters pride' aims at inculcating social values among women who are the backbone of every society," said Neeraj Srivastava, the chief executive officer of the startup.<br /><br />"In modern times we have been witnessing a decline in the social values. Relationships have come under tremendous strain owing to a number of social and other changes. Women, who form the backbone of our society now have greater responsibility in tackling these social issues," Neeraj told DH.<br /><br />He said that the course module intends to develop "self-confidence, interpersonal skills, problem-solving skills and stress handling" among women.<br /><br />"Since women, after their marriage, come face to face with new types of problems involving their relationship with their in-laws, the course also focuses on developing marriage skills in them," he added.<br /><br />"Marriage skills will enable the women to handle the problems arising in their new homes after marriage. We all know about saas-bahu issues. These relations are very complex and many of the problems can be resolved through better communication skills," he said.</p>.<p class="title">To increase the employability of the women, the course would also teach them computer and fashion skills.<br /><br />"In this era of modernisation and declining social values, the utility of such a course could not be overstated. We hope to get a good response," said Neeraj. </p>
