The ideal Indian lifestyle is still the joint family : three generations under one roof, finances pooled, children raised by a village of aunts. But economics has murdered the ideal. With housing costs in cities skyrocketing, the joint family has morphed into the “satellite family”—grandparents in the village, parents in a 1 BHK in Mumbai, children in a boarding school or abroad.
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