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... activities . Soon they come across the inevitable contradictions . They relate their activities to the wider system and the political implications of the work thereto . Next , the activists involved even in the charitable and semi ...
... activities . Soon they come across the inevitable contradictions . They relate their activities to the wider system and the political implications of the work thereto . Next , the activists involved even in the charitable and semi ...
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... activities mostly done by young children as work . Jodha and Singh have rightly pointed out this anomaly in their paper , ' Child Labour in Dry Land Agriculture ' , presented at a seminar held in Bangalore recently . Their findings are ...
... activities mostly done by young children as work . Jodha and Singh have rightly pointed out this anomaly in their paper , ' Child Labour in Dry Land Agriculture ' , presented at a seminar held in Bangalore recently . Their findings are ...
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... activities of children in villages of Java and Nepal by Benja- min White and Creighton Peet during 1972-73 under the guidance of Moni Nag . The study reports that ' Children in both villages spend an increasing amount of time in work ...
... activities of children in villages of Java and Nepal by Benja- min White and Creighton Peet during 1972-73 under the guidance of Moni Nag . The study reports that ' Children in both villages spend an increasing amount of time in work ...
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