3. Describe the two types of worlds mentioned by Anees Jung in the 'Lost
Spring'.
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Anees Jung is deeply moved to hear the woeful tales of the bangle-makers who pass their lives in the perpetual state of grinding poverty. They are the victims who loom in the vicious web of poverty. They are unable to get full meal. Their elders even lament for not providing better opportunities for their words. The bangle-makers had a hellish life and live in strinking lanes. They stay in two distinct world.
They are very much burdened with the stigma of the caste they are born in so they are unable to depart from the God given-lineage. Not to speak of this, these people stay under the net of Sahukars, the middlemen, the politicians, the policemen, the keepers of the law and the bureaucrats. All collectively mar their courage and impose the baggage on the children that they cannot keep away from this for generations together. Before a child becomes an adult to know about the new world, he finds himself suffocated and choked with his family to work. He is left with no alternative except to bangle making. Thus there seems no way out to be free from the clutches of this vicious world.
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Anees Jung describes two types of worlds that impose such baggage on the children of poor families that they cannot put down. First is the world of the family that is caught in a web of poverty. The children are burdened with the stigma of caste in which they are born. The other world is a vicious circle of the sahukars, the middlemen, the policemen, the keepers of the law, the bureaucrats and the politicians. These two worlds together weave a net of misfortune for the children of poor families. Their poverty doesn’t allow them even to think of a good lifestyle. The society, on the other hand, is very cruel to them in general. People have no sympathy with these less fortunate ones and hinder their dreams of a good life.
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