Question

why do bangle makers of firozabad have to live in poverty

Answer 1

Answer:

They remain uneducation and poor.They remain poor through out their life and loose the ability to dream.

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Answer 2

The portrayal of the poor children doomed to deprivation and abuse is the story of Lost Spring' by Anees Jung. Saheb-e-Alam and Mukesh, two chapter protagonists, neglect their childhood while bearing the burden of deprivation and illiteracy. The author finds a glimpse of strength and optimism in this grim tales of oppression.

Explanation:

• The Firozabad bangle makers make beautiful bangles. Yet they work in a very unhygienic environment. They work in high temperatures in glass furnaces, with no enough air and light in dingy cells. Such people still live in poverty with so much employment, since they work in an unorganized way and are abused by the intermediaries.This adds to their poor condition.
• They are being attacked by the police even if they try to get organized. They cannot get out of their exploiters ' vicious circle: intermediaries, police officers, sahukars, judges, bureaucrats and politicians. For decades, they have been physically and economically abused constantly, forcing them to live a poverty-rigging life.  These people conspire/connive against and illtreat/exploit these poor bangle makers. They pay them very low or meager wages, do not let these bangle sellers to form cooperatives, and to add to their woes, they compel the bangle sellers' children to join the same trade at a very early age. Hence, the children work close to furnaces, and are exposed to various health hazards
• Mukesh’s family, like other families of Firozabad, are victims of poverty. Mukesh’s family was engaged in making bangles. His father is visually imparied and they live in a small half-built house.
• The bangle sellers do not know that child labor is illegal and prohibited by law. The industry is highly risky to their health. Several children become blind before reaching adulthood. Street children are forced to work early in life and have missed the chance to study in schools. There are its own risks for the glass industry.
• Sadly,It is not easy for a bangle maker to do something different. or a bangle maker it is not easy to do something else. They still bear the caste's stigma.  Considering the above situations/conditions, the bangle sellers of Firozabad live in poverty.