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You are Aryan/Amrita C/43, Hauz Khas, New Delhi. You have read a report in a magazine mentioning
that there are 12 million child workers in your country. It is a national problem. Write a letter in
about 120450 words to the editor 'The Indian Express', giving your views on why child labour
exists and how it can be abolished.

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Answered by jaspreetsinghhhh
152
ABC 
New Delhi 

Dec 1 20xx

The editor 
the Indian express 
New Delhi
Subject : Problem of Child Labour Sir, Through the columns of your esteemed daily, I wish to raise my voice against the worst social evil—child labour. Childhood is the best period in one's life. But it is unfortunate on the part of children that despite the ban on child labour, imposed by the government, the practice is still prevalent in our society. Data shows that there are 12 million child workers in our country. The root cause of the problem is lack of awareness and poverty. Poor parents send their children to earn, rather than sending them to school. They seek financial support from them. But this practice has adverse impact on children's well being—physically, mentally and emotionally. I wish, through media, the general public should be made aware of the children's plight. Poor parents should otherwise be compensated. Rules against child labour should be followed strictly. Thanking you Yours sincerely Aryan

 

Answered by weenr123
16

Answer:

C/43, Hauz Khas

New Delhi

December 1, 20××

The Editor

The Indian Express

New Delhi

Subject: Problem of Child Labour

Sir

Through the columns of your esteemed daily, I wish to raise my voice against the worst social evil–child labour. Childhood is the best period of one’s life. But it is unfortunate on the part of children that, despite the ban on child labour, imposed by government, the practice is still prevalent in our society. Data shows that there are 12 million child workers in our country.

The root cause of the problem is lack of awareness and poverty. Poor parents send their children to earn, rather than sending them to school. They seek financial support from them. But this practice has adverse impact on their well being–physically, mentally and emotionally.

I hope, through media, the general public should be made aware of the children’s plight. Poor parents should otherwise be compensated. Rules against child labour should be followed strictly.

Thanking you

Yours sincerely

Aryan

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