Children and girls are singing, and dancing on many Indian TV Channels:

In contemporary times, one of the Indian TV channels is broadcasting Ramayan, while other channels showcase children and youths singing and dancing to entertain certain celebrities. Parents are permitting their children, including young girls, to sing songs popularized by Bollywood, and even allowing them to dance on live TV, resembling behaviors akin to those of prostitutes.

Unfortunately, the profound teachings of Ramayan seem lost on many parents. Even as Ravan, disguised as a sage, deceived Goddess Sita Mata, the lessons from her tribulations remain unheeded.

From the three mistakes of Sita Mata, parents should glean valuable insights: Firstly, the temptation for the Golden Deer, despite her husband's warnings about potential deception by Ravan. Secondly, her use of harsh words to compel Laxman to leave her alone, disregarding her husband's explicit instructions. And thirdly, crossing Laxman’s boundary out of fear of curses from the supposed sage.

These errors led to immense casualties during the war between God Ram and the demon Raakshas Ravan. Moreover, due to baseless accusations in Ram Raj, Sita Mata endured years of separation from her husband, even giving birth to their two sons in exile and raising them without revealing their father's identity. When questioned about Raja Ram's paternity, she chose eternal separation from her husband and sons through suicide.

The hosts, judges, and supporting staff of these TV channels seem to endorse and encourage children to mimic the singers and dancers of Bollywood. It begs the question: how many of these individuals are akin to Raakshas, cloaked in the garb of sages? Who is orchestrating the grooming of children and ensnaring young girls into this nefarious trade?

Why don't more TV channels promote children to sing praises of Bharat Mata, celebrate the Freedom Fighters, and honour the soldiers safeguarding our beloved motherland from both internal and external threats?"