Friday 22 April 2016

Child Labour


In past few years Child Labour has become one of the biggest social evils in India. Childhood is one of the happiest period of one’s life, it is the most unforgettable and memorable phase of one’s life which every child has right to live happily. Children have their full right to play, go to school, feel the love and care of their parents.
In many developing countries like India, child labour has become very existence of widespread due to high level of poverty and lack of proper education. Child labour is the crime against humanity which has become a threat for the society. It involves regular or improper working of children in their childhood. Many children against their will are forced to work hard for long hours and are paid very less for their hard work. It’s the time when they should study and play but unluckily or unfortunately they are forced to work against their will.
According to official reports there are around 12 million child workers in India.
Presence of harmful chemical and loud noise makes the condition of these children venerable to many health problems. This kind of situation should not be allowed to continue as child labour is against national and international laws. Those people who are engaged in it should be severely punished.
Children are known to be an important asset for their country but some selfish people are destroying the future of the country for their selfish need by engaging children in harsh labour.
Protecting children from child labour is the need of the hour and it’s the responsibility of each & every one of us to protect the future of these children.
Child labour is destroying the health of the children physically, mentally, socially and intellectually. Rich people should contribute or help poor people so that their children too can get necessary things in their childhood. In order to curb this social menace government should implement laws & regulation very strictly. There is a need of more effective and strict laws against child labour to be made in order to stop children from working in hazardous conditions. Social awareness should be created to educate the masses about the impact  of child labour on society and also on the lives of children. Owners of industries and business organizations should take a pledge not to involve children in any type of labour.

                                                                                                                    -Akshay Raina

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