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Article on increase in workforce of street children are educated

Answer 1

Since 2001, India’s Education for All program has brought nearly 20 million children into primary school.

India is now seeking to improve the quality of primary education as well as improve access, equity and quality in secondary education.

Since 2000, the World Bank has committed over $2 billion to education in India.

Almost two decades of basic education programs have expanded access to schools in India. Today, India’s Education for All program – Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA) - caters to some 200 million children living in over a million habitations across the country, making it one of the largest elementary education programs in the world.

Since 2001, the program has brought nearly 20 million children into primary school. Very few countries can parallel this impressive performance.  

Twenty four of India’s states have already achieved universal primary enrollment and many others are approaching it. Most of the newly-enrolled children are first generation learners from long-deprived communities or children with special needs.  More girls are now in school - there are 93 girls for every 100 boys in primary school compared to just 90 in 2001.

Answer 2

children are future citizens of the nation and their adequate development is utmost priority of the country unfortunately children labour in girls children across the world the world is home of 1. 2 decimal individuals age age 10 to 19 years however despite its menance in various forms the great shows variations in prevalence of child labour across the Global and statical figures about child labour are very alarming there and estimated 186 million child labours worldwide the 2010 National Census of India estimated total number of child labour Age 5 to 14 to be at 12: 00. 6 million small scale and community based studies have find estimated prevalence of 12. 6 million childrens in girls in hot short occupation many children are hidden workers working in homes or in underground economy or to the constitution of India grands free and compulsory education of children between the age of 6 to 14 and prohibits Employment of children younger than 14 in 18 Hard words occupations child labour rate still prevented in the informal sector of the Indian economy child labour violets human rights and age and concentration of the International Labour Organisation that is article number 32 conservation rights of the child about one third of children of developing world are failing to complete event four years of education Indian population has more than 17. 5 millions working children and different industries incidentally maximum are in agriculture sector leader industry minimum and match making Industries etc......