why are farm labourers like dala and ram kali poor
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Dala and Ram Kali are characters in the chapter ‘The story of village Palampur’ of class 9th social science curriculum.
They are shown as landless farm labourers of Palampur who work on daily wages of Rs. 35 to 40, far less than the Rs. 60 specified by the government.
They agree to work for such low wages because they do not get work for most of the year and moreover there is tough competition.
They are poor because they take heavy loans from moneylenders to fulfil their daily needs and are not able to repay it, thus getting stuck in this loan trap.
They are shown as landless farm labourers of Palampur who work on daily wages of Rs. 35 to 40, far less than the Rs. 60 specified by the government.
They agree to work for such low wages because they do not get work for most of the year and moreover there is tough competition.
They are poor because they take heavy loans from moneylenders to fulfil their daily needs and are not able to repay it, thus getting stuck in this loan trap.
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Answer:dala and ramkali are landless farm labourers who work on daily wages in palampur.
they get only rupees 80 per day.
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