Child Labour in india, Chotu, child labour

1. CHOTU
Compiled by: - YAGAY KHATRI, Grade-IV, Pacific
Ocean, MRIs Faridabad.

2. People do call
us ‘CHOTU’.
Despite all
odds and so
called
‘CHILD
LABOURERS
’ We do
smile.

8. I don’t know
how to count
till 100, My
employer says,
it is Rs. 100.
Please help me
to count till
100.

9. We are
carrying
But we are not
Tyres.
tired.
Working hard
and
playing…………
…….(harder)??
??

10. Don’t assume
that I am
washing
utensils. Look
at the positive
side of this
Bull Shit
Work, I am
playing with
water and can’t
you see that I
am smiling
too.

11. Our School
bags.
Sorry!
Misspelled,
these are
waste
collection
bags.

12. Cleaning
of Tables
are full of
fun. Is
not it?

13. It’s my firm
believe that
in this
Olympics,
India will
surely win
Gold Medal
in Weight
lifting. I am
putting my
soul in it.

14. Just
repairing
my broken
toy. Don’t
take it at
par with
work.

15. Believe me,
working in
Tea Shop is
really
beneficial. I
tell you the
reason. At
least we
have a
chance to
smell the
Milk.

16. This
junkyard is
playground
for me.

17. Sorry, I have nothing
to share, just doing
my work to earn
tonight’s bread for
me, for my old
parents and for my
little brother.

18. It’s not
any
ritual,
it’s
bloody
child
labour.

19. Totally Lost &
fully agreed
that I am a
slow mover
but still
walking in
search of my
destiny.

20. Government and Corporate say that
India is shining, yes we endorse their
claim, You can see the glow , smile on
our faces.

21. Leading by examples

22. Ahh!, this is
the perfect
way to shine
my fate. The
irony is that it
too
dirty………..

23. My merry-
go-round.
It is how
we find
new toys
to play.

24. Pushing
my hard
luck.

25. I heard from
the buyer’s
that
coconut
water is very
tasty.
Unfortunate
ly I have to
sell it for
survival.

26. Going to
school and
carrying
school bag!!!

27. Weaving
the web
of life.

28. Even Government is unaware of the
ground reality. You can join the IIT at
the age of Eight.

29. Some
people
wear
precious
stone to
change
their luck
but we
have to
bear the
load of
stones on
our head.
It’s not a
Complaint,
It is a
naked
truth.

30. I’m a quick learner. I do learn from Nature. Starvation
can’t harm me anymore as I have learnt from crows that
how to get food from Sea Shells. Mine learning curve is
now ‘North Bound’.

31. I work in a coal
quarry for your bright
future. But what ‘s
about my future.

32. MY SCHOOL

33. Our
Classroom

34. White is the colour of peace, but it hurts to work in
salt field.

35. New Engine has been developed and it
is known as,“The Child Labour Horse
Power”. This needs to be patented, so
that I can negotiate with Auto Gaints!

36. Mine, selling
skills are poor
and today, I
won’t get any
food. So crying
in advance.

38. Brick by Brick, we are
moulding our future.

40. We know that stale food is very tasty. I bet that
after looking this picture, you will skip your
lunch. If you don’t agree, just join us in tonight’s
dinner party! Have you guts to Join?

41. Thanks
God for
your ray of
hope.
Otherwise
there is
darkness
all
around..

42. Thanks for
providing us
food for
tonight and
we are happy
as it is
bucketful and
more than
enough for 25
child labours.

43. Just
Played
with
colours
.

44. Learning new skills in the
classroom. Yes, Skills about
survival.

47. You may take our snap, paste in a good presentation,
publish it on Internet but this time we won’t tell you
that what’s is in our bag. If you have guts then ask us
face to face!

49. I’m not in a
mood to talk to
you on this
CHOTU issue
as it hurts.
Before buying
a perfume or a
pack of fag,
just think
about me. Your
little step can
make a big
difference in
my life.

50. I perceive that I am a queen of flowers..

51. Music is in my
DNA. There was no
body to teach me,
therefore, I started
this new venture
and learning it on
my own.

52. Most of the people says that sitting in the AC rooms and doing the job from
9:00 a.m to 5:00 p.m is tough but I have no complaint policy as I work in coal
quarry from 7:00 a.m to 8:00 p.m.
I get Rs. 50 daily for 13 hours of work!

57. We are learning how
to count. We have
started from Bricks.

59. I have lost
my
childhood
, but not
the hope.

60. We are
coming
back
from
school.

61. Enjoying the
ride of Roller
Costar.

62. We are Playing
Golf.

65. We are just waving hands in the hope that
you will show some guts to do something to
improve our lifes.

66. Yes, for
survival,
I do sell
Indian
Flags,
But I do
love my
India
just like
you.

67. Now, It’s your turn to give us our
childhood back.