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Constitutional Provisions and Laws Relating To Eradicate the Child Labour in India
R Devaraja, R Shivappa ·
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The problem of child labour became more distinct with the beginning of industrial revolution. Being labour, children are denied educational opportunities; their physical, mental and intellectual development is hampered. The working children usually remain unskilled, underpaid and underprivileged throughout their life. The problem of child labour with multidimensional repercussion is one among the many crucial problems faced by the developing nations, and even India is no exception to this. However, here the researcher tries to identify the constitutional provisions and laws which have deliberately implemented in India to curb the problem of child labour.