It was taught to respect elders and elders. But today a lot of change is being seen. In no course it is asked that you write about the importance of elders. In such a situation, there is a need today that we ourselves take the initiative and tell the child about all these things. Anyway, the child gets the first knowledge from the family itself. If we do not take care of it now, then the time to come will be very sad. Marketism has scattered the family, the rites have been left! The basis of the system of Indian society is the family and the center of the family is the mother of that house. The system of society is based on the family and the system of cultural respect, rites and education from childhood in that family is the responsibility of the mother for the first five years. From the age of five to eight, the father is the teacher, after eight years the teacher is the teacher. From the very beginning Matri Devobhava Pitru Devo Bhava: Acharya Devo Bhava: and Atithi Devo Bhava: the rites are first given by the mother. In this era, due to the marketist economy, the institution called family has suffered a major setback. When there was contempt of mothers power in the house, then the rituals started getting loose. Now utility has become important due to marketism and the economic side of utility has become stronger. Due to this the parents were devalued and they came to be considered a burden. In the absence of values, the respectful place that the parents had in the house was no longer there. Due to which there has been a huge decline in child culture. Due to indifference, the respect of old people in the house was reduced. Now the demand for old age homes has increased due to ignorance and neglect. Just as the natural home of the cow is the farmer's house, so the old mans natural place is in the house among the grandchildren. Now due to inferiority of culture, cows are being sent towards Gaushala.