Begging is not considered a profession but rather a serious social problem. It does not contribute to the national economy as it is not a productive activity. There are various causes of begging including poverty, loss of employment, diseases, physical disabilities, old age, and it negatively impacts individuals and society. Both the government and common people can play a role in addressing this issue through vocational training programs, awareness campaigns, laws against begging, and caring for vulnerable groups.

3. A beggar is a person who goes from door to door and
person to person for alms. A beggar earns his livelihood
by begging and thus manages his family. But begging is
not a profession. Rather, it is a serious social problem.
Begging cannot contribute to the national economy
because it is not a productive profession

4. • Child beggars
• Physically handicapped
beggars

5. • Diseased beggars
• Mentally handicapped
beggars

6. • Economic Causes
Poverty
Loss of Employment
As a bussiness

7.  Biological causes
Diseases
Physically disabled
Old age

9. The future of child is ruined.

10. They effect every single individual of society.
Begging is another name of cheating.

11. BEGGING
GOVERNMENT
POLICE
COMMON
MAN
M.Ed
STUDENTS

12. ROLE OF GOVERNMENT
Steps of Indian government
 Section 363A in The Indian Penal Code
 (MNREGA)
 Right to education Act, 2009
 The Juvenile Justice Act, 2006
 The child Labour ACT, 1986
 Maharashtra governments initiative.
Suggestions
 Laws against begging
 Vocational training
 Awareness programmes

13. ROLE OF COMMON MAN Helping orphans
 Caring old members of family
 Discouraging beggars