Today while coming back from school, you saw a small child begging at the signal.
You were heartbroken to see the future of the country in such a dismal state.
Make a diary entry in not more than 150 words expressing your feelings.
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Answer:
8th December, 2015
Dear diary,
today I saw something very sad and unfair, which really put !e dear diary,
today I saw something very sad and unfair, which really put !e thinking about our society and also made me feel lucky that I have enough money to go to school. I was walking down the road after a game of football, when I stopped by a roadside shop to get a chocolate. I was just looking around and happened to notice our local grocery shop. My friend, about our society and also made me feel lucky that I have enough money to go to school. I was walking down the road after a game of football, when I stopped by a roadside shop to get a chocolate. I was just looking around and happened to notice our local grocery shop. Chota lal, the owner was scolding a boy, who seemed like his employee. The boy looked about 8 years old, 4 years younger than me! But, because of his economic condition, he had to work to feed himself and his family. This was the age when he was supposed to be playing like me and attending classes at school. But instead, he had to work for people like Chota lal, and was exploited very unfairly. I was lost in these thoughts when I heard him cry. When I looked, Chota lal was bashing him very badly and the poor boy was crying. I ran to them and stopped him from doing so. Lal stopped for then, but I am pretty sure mist have taunted him and thrashed him layer on when I was gone. I really felt bad for the boy and also for all the thousands of chil labourers in India. I am dejected that people still employ children, besides it being illegal and about the fact that there is so much poverty, that children are forced to work.
Love,
Priya
Explanation:
Answer:
Tuesday
31/8/21
10:00 p.m
Dear diary,
today I saw something very sad and unfair, which really put !e dear diary,
today I saw something very sad and unfair, which really put le thinking about our society and also made me feel lucky that I have enough money to go to school. I was walking down the road after a game of football, when I stopped by a roadside shop to get a chocolate. I was just looking around and happened to notice our local grocery shop. Chota lal, the owner was scolding a boy, who seemed like his employee. The boy looked about 8 years old, 4 years younger than me! But, because of his economic condition, he had to work to feed himself and his family. This was the age when he was supposed to be playing like me and attending classes at school. But instead, he had to work for people like Chota lal, and was exploited very unfairly. I was lost in these thoughts when I heard him cry. When I looked, Chota lal was bashing him very badly and the poor boy was crying. I ran to them and stopped him from doing so. Lal stopped for then, but I am pretty sure mist have taunted him and thrashed him layer on when I was gone. I really felt bad for the boy and also for all the thousands of chil labourers in India. I am dejected that people still employ children, besides it being illegal and about the fact that there is so much poverty, that children are forced to work.
Love,
Anik