descriptive essay on street beggars
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Short essay for kids on A Street Beggar(free to read). In ancient times a person took to begging only when he had been very hungry for days together and had not been able to get hold of a job.
Nowadays begging in India has become almost a profession. Wherever you go, a beggar stares you in the face. You can’t escape him. Besides meeting him in the street, at the bus stand and near temples, you will find him begging from door to door.
There are some beggars who are able bodied. They can work to earn their bread but they have taken to begging simply because it is so easy. They at times get more than many honest workers. The beggars virtually loot money in the name of religion and God. They don’t deserve pity. There are other beggars who are crippled. But it is no excuse for begging. A self-respecting person —whether handicapped or not—always tries to stand on his own feet. Of course, crippled people should be helped, but they should not be given alms. Begging, in no way, is justified.
Nowadays begging in India has become almost a profession. Wherever you go, a beggar stares you in the face. You can’t escape him. Besides meeting him in the street, at the bus stand and near temples, you will find him begging from door to door.
There are some beggars who are able bodied. They can work to earn their bread but they have taken to begging simply because it is so easy. They at times get more than many honest workers. The beggars virtually loot money in the name of religion and God. They don’t deserve pity. There are other beggars who are crippled. But it is no excuse for begging. A self-respecting person —whether handicapped or not—always tries to stand on his own feet. Of course, crippled people should be helped, but they should not be given alms. Begging, in no way, is justified.
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