From Farm to Market

Choose the correct group of answers regarding the Child Adolescent Labour Prohibition and Regulation Act.

a. No children below $14$ years shall be employed in any sector for any reason.

b. As per this Act, children between the age of $15$ and $18$ are considered Adolescent children.

c. According to Article $14$ of this Act, a fine of rupees $50,000$ and $2$ years imprisonment is imposed on violators.

d. If children below $14$ years are engaged in any household activities, the parents and the head of the family are declared as offenders.

Choose/ Mark the correct demerits of child labour from the option given below.

Children working in houses, factories, agriculture is an example of which of the following social problem?

The General Assembly of UNO adopted Declaration on Rights of Child in the year $1959$.

A national policy was implemented in the year _____ for the welfare of child labour. ($1986/1994$)

What are the measures to eradicate child labour? Explain.

What are the reasons for child labor? Explain.

Child labor is prohibited as per the _____ article of the constitution. ($24$th/$34$th)

What is the daily chore of the vegetable seller?

What is the routine of a vegetable seller?

How does the handcart help in transportation?

What are the benefits of a handcart?

What is a handcart?

A handcart requires fuel.

A _____ is a small cart drawn or pushed by hand.

Observe the pictures given below and answer the following question.

Why are these children working? Guess the reasons and write.

Observe these pictures.

Do the children face problems while doing these works? What kind of problems do they face? Ask your elders and write them.

Observe these pictures.

What are the children doing?

Stages of production of food are shown here. Arrange them in the proper order. Write the serial number to show the correct order. Write a sentence for each picture in the space.

Write any four problems that are faced by a working child.