WHY THIS CHILD CLUB?

Why a CHILD issue? - When the Children smile the nation shine, for a stronger nation we need to teach the children, childhood is the time to learn- a time to grow; we know all these things. Still the children are seen being exploited physically, mentally; they are seen washing plates-table in hotels, they are seen collecting polythene-iron pieces from the untidy garbage yards; they are also seen working in hazardous conditions. Whenever there is a necessity of pulling a crowd in a meeting- a rally- election procession or want cheap labors we search for children. It is a pity that they are not spared off human trafficking and flesh trades. Child prostitution in India has a greater demand for foreign tourists. They are sent to nearby states as cheap labor but return home sick, disabled and sometimes dead too. Despite of compulsory education and other numerous schemes a large share of children is deprived of education. How can we expect a stronger and developed nation with these miserable situations of children? A state, which cannot provide its children rights- to live, to grow, to nourishment, to learn is not a welfare state; nor its citizens cultured-civilized. Of course it is a good sign that concern for the children in the international level is rising. Hence it is right time for us to think about their welfare and their rights. Neglected childhood is not an isolated issue; it is a socio- economic problem.

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Friday, December 31, 2010

WHY A CHILD CLUB

Everybody think - issues related to children have no importance. The society takes them as childish issue. Conceiving a child or giving birth to a child happens most often accidentally. Not most of the parents plan for a child before conceiving, it just happens. Bringing up children taking care of them, planning about their well being takes list care too in our society.

Children of the society are least bothered. There is no special plan by the society for it. The street children are most neglected. They are deprived of their childhood, deprived from their rights, their welfare schemes, etc.

Still we agree that the nation i.e. the society will smile when the child smile. Hence the CHILD ISSUE is not a childish issue.
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  1. UnknownJanuary 31, 2011 at 11:18 AM

    We all know the very simple reasons behind this grave social injustice. But are we ready to accept the ethical views behind it? Are we prepare to follow & apply the ethics individually? How many people are ready to deny to attend dinner of a marriage ceremony or social activity where the delicious dishes are prepared by the help of child labours? Who has ever denied to take tea in the small tea stalls where tea is prepared by a child? There are series of simple & fundamental questions. Every single INDIAN has an answer for it & also the solution. But the question arises here is - Are we morally prepare for this? If YES then it is responsibility of every individual to apply this by himself. If NO then the road ends there. We always can not blame government agency. Because people working there also carry the culture of our social environment. So friends every moment is a morning for a holy work. So awake & march ahead with a sense of conviction.........

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