1. One of the fond and cherished moments in a married couple's life, even though facing adverse circumstances, arrives when they are blessed with a child. Having attained the status of parents, the thought of proper up-bringing of the child becomes one of prime concern. With gradual passage of time, most of them with their love, affection and caring attitude strive to ensure good health, care and education of their child to enable him encounter any challenge that life is likely to pose and to keep him free from the evils of society. The parents sincerely wish their child to be successful in all his pursuits for a bright future. Not much is expected by the parents in return for what they have done for the child. The concept of quid pro quo is alien so far as self-respecting and responsible parents are concerned. It is not unusual for parents to yearn that their child holds a position of respectability in society. It may not materialize at all; nonetheless, if the child grows up to be successful in life (in the sense that he stands on his own feet and earns enough to maintain his parents) and, at the same time, is a person who is sensitive and alive to his moral obligations