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Child Labour

Child labour has become the biggest social issue in India which needs to

be resolved. Childhood is the most important part of a person’s life but

now-a-days, children at the age of 14 have started working in factories,
shops and even as domestic help. It is truly an irony that these young

souls are employed to take care of infants just because these children

cannot bargain and would stay underpaid unconditionally. These chil-
dren are forced to do work by their own family. Their weak shoulders are

burdened
burdened with huge responsibilities of supporting the livelihood of
their family. Due to poverty in society, small children have started

risking their lives for earning merely a few pennies.

This is not good, as the children do not get freedom to enjoy their child-
hood. These poor fellows don’t get access to proper education which does

not make their life better. Child labour is a crime, as the children do

not get freedom. Not only government but also general public should take
strict action against this. The main reason for child labour is poverty

due to which children are compelled to work by their own family members

to support their families.

Therefore, I request everyone in this world to raise a voice against

this. This crime should immediately come to a halt!

-Agam
Class: V B

A Tribute to my Institution

Life is like a garden adorned with flowers and greenery. Schooling

is the most fragrant and beautiful part of it. If schooling happens
to be from an institution like mine, it is a very pleasant one. I

joined this institution and realised that not a single fragment of my

time spent here has been wasted. Rather it has returned to me adding
a new aspect to my personality. Every time I face a problem, I hope-

fully look forward towards my teachers who, I am proud to say have

neverlet me down. So much I am attached to this place, I feel that the
never
campus of this institution casts a spell on me. I have grown under the

love and tender care of my institution, which has made every possi-

ble effort to equip and train me to face the world. However, when this
pleasant journey of mine will come to an end, I am still not able to

figure out how would I overcome this very thought of not being a part

of this institution any more. Yes, I know the warmth and the love I

have received here will remain in my heart forever and ever.

-Aarushi Chopra
Class: IV A