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Treating the organized syndicates for begging

Treating the organized syndicates for begging
Start Date :
Jan 01, 2015
Last Date :
Nov 19, 2014
04:15 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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It has been reported that there are organized syndicates for begging. They force young children and small kids into begging and take away their earnings by giving them few ...

It has been reported that there are organized syndicates for begging. They force young children and small kids into begging and take away their earnings by giving them few pennies.

Suggestions are invited as how to deal with organized syndicate/ begging.

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MANDEEP SHARMA
MANDEEP SHARMA 11 years 10 months ago
i am very influenced from noble award winner kailash sathyarathi. every wise serviceman or businessman should contribute only 1 or 2 percent from his monthly salary. they should form committee on their own level and help those children for quality education and health, and i am ready to do so when i get the job and form committee to help those children.
Chetan Anand
Chetan Anand 11 years 10 months ago
Local police should be empowered to have list of local NGO who are into imparting skill/education to such beggars. In regular round-up the beggars should collected & handed over to the NGO & then on the process of the imparting skill should be verified on periodical levels like we have probation officers internationally.
Prashant Ochawar
Prashant Ochawar 11 years 10 months ago
For Rehabilitation of beggars govt must build 500 centres in each state & allot the local administration to the organizations like "Bramhakumaris" .
Shivam Pandey
Shivam Pandey 11 years 10 months ago
Sradheya modi jee om . In every govt institute should be provision of morning prayer. This act will help to maintain the attendance timely and will improve the positive atmosphere also. Prayer should not be related with any religion as. Itni shakti hame dena data. Omjee 9839640205
Devaang Jain
Devaang Jain 11 years 10 months ago
Burning confiscated Wildlife parts and specimens creates but a very short lived wave across the country, but using those parts in our museums, for example, explaining people the pain of the poor poached animals, and the need for stopping poaching immediately creates a much longer lived and powerful impact on the minds of the common people, which inspires them to stand up for the innocent animals, and be aware and informed citizens. Burning the parts however, only destroys the knowledge resource.
Devaang Jain
Devaang Jain 11 years 10 months ago
I strongly object to the recent burning of the confiscated Wildlife Parts. Doing so doesn't deter poachers, but wasted a potential resource which could have been used for educating people instead. The CITES convention too recommends the "use of confiscated Wildlife parts and specimens for educational and scientific use only". We could have used the parts for telling people stories of how cruelly innocent animals are poached, which would sure create a long lasting awareness in citizens' minds.
Manjunath Nayak
Manjunath Nayak 11 years 10 months ago
Children carrying infants and begging is a common site at most traffic signals. This is apparently a case of organized and forced begging, which should be tackled quickly. Apart from cracking down on organizers, it is important that these children be brought into the mainstream.
SAHIB CHOUDHARY
SAHIB CHOUDHARY 11 years 10 months ago
Dear Sir, addition is a major problem in India. If you see in new generation smoking is decreasing but alcoholic liquor is increasing. In my view songs of hindi/punjabi films and albums are major cause for attraction of younger towards alcoholic liquor. There is certification in movies but no such restriction in songs which are freely available in all tv channels. Govt should take the necessary steps to control the contents of such songs and films which are pro addition.
VIPUL SOMAIYA
VIPUL SOMAIYA 11 years 10 months ago
ny improvement or development is collective responsibility. It seems government has started initiatives in a big way. There are many ngos and associations working in India who are willing to work for better India. Say association of Chartered Accountants, Doctors, Merchants, Engineers etc. Government may think of having discussion with them what they can voluntarily do the best for the country and what government expects them to do. Some milestone deadlines can also be decided for fast results.
Sajal Gupta
Sajal Gupta 11 years 10 months ago
Dear Sir,Indian CSR is not working in the right way. CSR should only be asked to be spend on building homes for poor,building toilet and initiating Clean Ganga.This plan should be on the phase basis on yearly basis.All industries should be asked to donate only for Toilets,Ganga and Homes for poorer.