Child labour is a prominent problem that is faced
by all the countries in the world .It is mainly a practice in which children’s
are engaged in the economic activity, on part or full-time basis. India is the
7th largest country in the world by area and 2nd largest
by population and thus now child labour is a major problem that is seen in
India .Child Labour deprives the children from their childhood and is harmful
to their physical and mental development. Poverty,
lack of schools, growth of informal economy is considered to be the major
causes of child labour in India.
Now a days you can see children working on shops, tea stalls
,factories ,hotel’s in India .It Nothing
but only child labour that has spreaded
its roots very deep in India. A/c to Indian
constitution the child aged before 14 can’t be employed to
labour by their parents as it is a crime. But in India the mostly children’s
employed are less than 14 years old. The Major cause of child labour is poverty
and economic compulsions of the families which force their children’s to do
work .In India it very prominent in rural areas where small children’s work at
shops and hotel’s to earn money. It is major disease that is violating India ‘s
scenario as a good state .A/C to mythological beliefs India children’s are the
gifts of gods and gods survive in them .But all in India children are the only
one who is forced to beg to live their life.
A/C to the Indian government many laws are made such as The Factories Act of 1948, The Right of Children To
Free and Compulsory Education Act of 2009, The Child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Act
of 1986. But who will obey them and implement it strictly as it is very
important because children’s are the only one who will lead our country in
future.
Yes. This is a major social issue since decades. Even though strict laws are imposed, such crimes do happen in our society. I think we should help CRY India, a non-government organisation which is trying to wipe off child labour and its roots from the Indian Society. Let us all give a helping hand in this social task so that every child can enjoy its rights equally. http://www.cry.org/
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