Question

talk a child labour working in a hotel an article on this

Answer 1

The Indian government is to ban the employment of children under 14 in hotels, restaurants and teashops and as domestic servants.

According to government figures, there are nearly 13 million child workers in India. A Labour Ministry committee said it had recommended the ban because child workers, particularly in the food industry, were often subjected to physical violence, mental trauma and sexual abuse.

It said children in these industries were more vulnerable as they "come into contact with lots of people". Violators of the ban could face up to two years imprisonment, a fine or both.

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Answer 2

A large number of children in India are quite strangers to the joys and innocence of the formative years of their lives. Instead of enjoying their early steps on their life’s journey, they are forced to work under conditions of slavery. Child labour persists due to the inefficiency of law, administrative system and exploitative tendencies on the part of employers.

Children are employed illegally in various industries. But agriculture is the largest sector where children work at early ages to contribute to their family income. Rural areas employ 85 percent of the child labour in India. They are forced to work at young ages due to factors such as poverty, unemployment, a large family size, and lack of proper education.