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December 01, 2006 in Movies & TV
Handlooms and employment scope to developing countries
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Pattamadai straw rugs is an ancient way of weaving rugs, made of river grass first soaked in water to peal out fine strands suitable to use for these rugs. Is pure handloom product was once used to honor the visiting guest who could sit on it. This rug has shine has a touch of silk but lack of Governmentâs policies for rural development have limited scope. Governments having failed provide training the villagers, Ignorant attitude to market and research has resulted limiting its scope for generating emplo
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November 21, 2006 in Movies & TV
child labour in traditional religious dance
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Many traditional dancers of south India are very poor. Are even unable to send their children to schools rather they feel comfortable carrying children with them from street to street to beg and dance. In this video clip a little child is performing along with parents. This helps parents to earn more to support entire family. These dancers are performing in Marine drive Bombay Posted by: sadashivan -
November 13, 2006 in Movies & TV
child weavers and poverty
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This short film shows how families use their children to earn for the family. A girl child in this video clip adds nearly 55 cents per day to her family income. How can we expect a family to send children to schools for education when their earning is less than a dollor per day. Simply bringing resolution or laws is not enough to eliminate child labour rather the planners should work the methods and policies to generate rural employment that generates enough income to spend and send child for study. Simply Posted by: sadashivan -
November 10, 2006 in Movies & TV
Pitloom weaving
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An ancient way of weaving may be since 500bc is simple technology of weaving. Only two paddles made of wooden plank moved by legs to change or shift warp, so can fill weft into warp. Posted by: sadashivan -
September 21, 2006 in User Video
Indian democracy and dictatorial attitude
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Delhi; Indian urban poor jhuggi (hut) dwellers experiencing inhuman acts of local government bodies. On Saturday of 45 degree Celsius heat Poors houses were razed by bull dozers. There was no one to fight for their living rights. This is place near Nizammuddin bridge. Most Delhi poor who live in small huts are rural migrants, come to Delhi in search of employment and settle down in small settlements. Do these people have no rights to live as human. The facts are: if settlements were illegal then why was p Posted by: sadashivan -
September 02, 2006 in User Video
child labour and society
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Who are responsible for child labour ? A concern of child labour exists from poverty. We have to understand as why children go to work. If ... all » parents don't send their children to work I am sure factories will not be able to consume them. Why poor parents feel children as their assets who will earn money for their home? An appeal to International society International socieities and organisation need to understand real porblems behind child labour and come forward to solutions !!!!!!!!!!!!! Posted by: sadashivan
