Question

Write a diary entry expressing your feeling when you see poor boys wasging dish in dhaba

Answer 1

am writing to you in a very sad mood today as I saw a child quite younger to me working in a restaurant where we went for dinner. He served us the food while we ate! I felt so bad! How sad he won’t get the opportunity to go to school like me! Will he remain trapped in the vicious circle of poverty? My father has told me the problem of child labour is quite rampant in all parts of India. Not only millions of children below the age of 14 are working in factories, shops, glass-blowing industry, workshops, etc, they are forced to work in the most unhygienic work conditions. How shameful it is for our country that we cannot guarantee happy childhood for our children! How can our country become prosperous when her children are enslaved in the shackles of child labour? Why does the Government do anything? Why are there not anti-child-labour laws? If they are there, why are they so poorly implemented? I think the first and foremost priority should be eradication of this national problem. Each child forced to work means darker future of India! Unless each child in India is educated and highly skilled, India cannot achieve any prosperity. Dear diary, I pledge I will strive to root out this evil from our country with my thoughts.
PLZ MARK ME AS BRAINLIEST

Answer 2

Answer:

today while I was going to my school I saw boys who are much smaller than me washing dishes in the restaurants and serving tea at the tea stall it was a horrible experience I was thinking what will be e their future they are working so hard in such a small age it is there age to play a and spoil themselves and they are doing much more mature things than that I feel so sorry e that I couldn't help them in India there is a ban on child labour but we can still see a child working on any field I want that government should take more strictk decision about this