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CHILD LABOUR

Once there lived a girl named Ruma. She was living with her parents in Erode district at Tamilnadu. Ruma was 14 years old . She had a pet dog named Rocky. Everyday Ruma

and her pet dog usually came to the village school and sat near the class and listened to the classes taken by the teachers in the classroom. She went to the village houses and did the house hold work and helped her father on the farming. Her father is a farmer. Her mother is a house wife.

Ruma’s father had loan in the bank. Due to these problems Ruma was not able to go to school. One Year when the yield was very high, there was two times profit for her father. Ruma pleaded her father

to get her admitted in the school. Then they went to the school and asked the principal to get her admitted.

They asked her to write the entrance exam The principal was shocked when he saw Ruma’s exam results, as she has scored full marks. The principal asked Ruma,” You haven’t gone to school but how come you have written all the answer correctly’?. Ruma answered, “ That she used to listern to the classes sitting out of class in the village school.

The Principal admitted Ruma in the school and asked her to join school the next day. Ruma on her first day to school, she got frightened and sat on the last bench. When the class teacher arrived she didn’t known. She was confused and didn’t know how to react. When the teacher asked her name”?

She answered her and sat down. When the exam dates were nearing. She started to revise her portions, completed her exams successfully. She ranked first in the class. She had a nagging doubt about her higher education in the future. In a day she spent 17 hours studying, 2 hours for

tuition for small children and earned some money with this money she paid her school fees and remaining amount was her savings. In the 10th and 12th standard she achieved the state rank. She brought honours to her school, teachers and parents. There came a rain of prices for her and heartly wishes to her. She realized the value and being educated.

This helped Ruma to complete her school life and entered into the college life. She had to pay very less amount , as she had entered the college through scholarship. She stood first in the college also. She completed M.B.B.S. and later studied neurologist. She was offered with a job in one of the biggest hospital in chennai.

The money earned by her was useful for her to construct a new hospital . She gave free treatment only for the poor and needy people. Her village had a number of ponds , rivers around it. She thought that fishing could be a profitable business. She converted the fish wastes into manures. Ruma made free camps where she made medial checkup and supplied

medicines for free. Isn’t Ruma, a girl star she even lead her village to a right and a profitable way. As a part time job she went to the villages and spent some time with some students. She helped uneducated children by paying the it school fees and helped them in the studies. Ruma arranged healthy and hygenic food for the poor people.

Conclusion: It is not that only we must

only be educated . It is our primary

duty to help everyone educated . All

parents should that their child should

be educated . If A. P. J.AbdulKalam and Ramanujam were child labour they couldn’t have

achieved anything in this world .

They will be unknown to this world.

Nowadays education plays an important role in the life of every

citizen . We must make every citizen educated .

Lets put India first .