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This document provides information about Oliver Twist, a novel by Charles Dickens, and discusses orphaned children both in the novel and in India. It notes that Oliver Twist is about a 9-year old orphan boy born in a workhouse who is abused and exploited. It then discusses the large number of orphaned children in India, challenges to adoption, and issues of child labor faced by orphans in both Oliver Twist and contemporary India.
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- 2. About the author Charles john Dickense was an English writer and social critic. Dickens’s literary success began with the 1836 serial publication of the ‘The Pickwick papers’. His notable work Oliver twist A Christmas carol A Tale of two crities Great Expectations
- 3. About the Oliver twist Oliver twist is a 9 year old orphan boy. Oliver twist is born in 1830 in workhouse. Oliver is the helpless & abused hero of the novel. He is a young, good hearted & kind. He never loses his sense of morality of kindness.
- 4. Orphaned child in India.. A new study by an international children’s charity has found that 20 Million’s of India’s child are orphaned. The charity estimates that only 0.3 Million orphans are children whose parents have actually died.
- 5. Why only few India’s orphan will find parents Only 9 % of the orphans in India are currently legally adoptable. The outlook on orphana in India is that they belong in orphanages. Moreover, there is a stigma that hovers over adoption in India. Indian culture places value on the ideas of fertility and family.
- 6. Adoption statistics in India in last 10 years
- 7. Child labour in Oliver Twist Working for workhouse Working for fagin’s geng. Oliver and other children work for little food
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- 9. Conclusion Child labour is crime according to our governments. Labour child feel sympathy for those children’s then they give money and feel satisfied. But they and that education is real help rathar than money.