(5) निम्नलिखित में से कौन सा एक वर्षीय खरपतवार है।
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Explanation:
It is therefore evident that most of the children are initiated into begging in their
childhood itself. Initiation into begging at higher age is lesser.
It is also noteworthy that more girls
were initiated into begging as infants or
toddlers compared to boys, with 53.4% girls
initiated into begging at less than 5 years of
age, compared to 28.6% boys who started
that early.
A large majority of the respondents
534 (88.3%) belonged to nuclear families;
62 (10.2%) were from joint families and 9
were orphan. The study revealed that of the
605 child beggars interviewed only 52
(8.60%) belonged to Delhi, while a large
number 553 (91.04%) were migrants from
other states. Amongst the migrant
population Uttar Pradesh and Bihar form the
6.2 Family type and Native
place
Table 4: Native Place
State Number (% )
UP 225 37.19
Bihar 112 18.51
Rajasthan 62 10.25
Delhi 52 8.60
W. Bengal 41 6.78
Punjab 34 5.62
Haryana 24 3.97
MP 19 3.14
Other states 33 5.45
Don't Know 3 0.50
Total 605 100.0
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FemaleTamil Nadu gets rains during the monsoon season due to the southwest trade winds which blow towards the northern hemisphere. Tamil Nadu receives rainfall in the winter season due to the northeast trade winds.account of large scale migration, weakening of the traditional family structure and the
emergence of individualistic considerations seems to have changed the situation
considerably forcing the persons in crises situations to a life of beggary, such as, the
orphans, infirm and aged, lepers, lunatics, widows and other socially, physically and
mentally handicapped categories. Social customs in certain communities consider
begging as their hereditary profession. Among these may be included: Nats, Bajigars,
Sains, Jugglers, Bhats and Kanjars. They do not attach any social stigma to this profession
and take to it from their very childhood.
Natural Calamities: The natural calamities such as earthquakes, flood, tsunami,
hurricane and drought compel people to leave homes, leaving everything behind them
and under circumstances of immediate need, the persons who are unable to find work feel
compelled to beg to save themselves from starvation and death (Myneni, 2009). It is,
therefore, important to protect the rights of one of the most vulnerable population who get
criminalized under the state beggary prevention laws.