1. Child labour
Children are the future of the nation. They are flowers of our national garden. It is our duty to protect
these flowers. Child labour is a socio-economic problem. Child labour is not a new phenomenon in India.
From ancient times, children were required to do some work either at home or in the field along with
their parents. Child labour has been defined as any work done by the children in order to economically
benefits their family or themselves directly or indirectly, at the cost of their physical, mental or social
development. Child is the loveliest creation of nature. But it is the circumstances which force them to
hard labour. They have to earn livelihood from early childhood, stopping their mental development. The
nation suffers a net loss of their capacity as mature adults. Child labour is a global problem. It is more
common in underdeveloped countries. Child labour, by and large, is a problem of poor and destitute
families, where parents cannot afford education of their children. They have to depend on the earning
of their children. The prevalence of child labour is a blot on society. It is a national disgrace that millions
of children in this country have to spend a major part of their daily routine in hazardous works. The
problem of child labour in India is the result of traditional attitudes, urbanisation, industrialisation,
migration, lack of education, etc. There are several constitutional and legal provisions to protect working
children. At present there are 14 major acts and laws that provide legal protection to the working
children. Notwithstanding, the evils of child labour is on the increase. The biggest cause behind its
spread is poverty. It cannot be completely eradicated from society unless its root cause is not addressed.
Child labour perpetuates poverty.
Child labour is economically unsound, psychologically disastrous and ethically wrong. It should be strictly
banned. The general improvement in socio-economic conditions of people will result in gradual
elimination of child labour.
Should cell phone be allowed In school
Phones are helpful in school Cell phones should be aloud in school. They are a useful source of
technology that helps us a lot during are day. They help a lot in ways such as, if you have to send an
email to your teacher involving school work. It also helps with getting information on the internet on a
daily bases.So that is why I think it wouldn't be such a bad thing to be able to have and use phones I
schoolPhones have many apps that can be used for studying. Also, if a student is sick, or needs to go
home for any reason, cell phones can help with that. Phones can also be confiscated if they are being
used for inappropriate purposes. Phones should definitely be allowed in school. Most cell phones have
calendars on them, so students can put the due date of a test that is coming up. In addition, students
could record their teacher giving a lecture. Also, parents and students rely on their cell phone s to get in
contact with each other. Parents may need to get in contact with their children because of a family
emergency such as, a death in the family or an accident that has happened. If parents are able to call or
text their children at school, then it would be less likely chance that a mix-up would occur relaying
messages.