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A saga of agony and shame : child labour and child abuse in India and the SAARC countries

Malaẏaśaṅkara Bhaṭṭācāryya

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Offers a comprehensive account of child labour and child abuse in South Asia. This work begins with the days of the raj when setting industries and plantations started employing children on a large scale.

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Offers a comprehensive account of child labour and child abuse in South Asia. This work begins with the days of the raj when setting industries and plantations started employing children on a large scale.

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Offers a comprehensive account of child labour and child abuse in South Asia. This work begins with the days of the raj when setting industries and plantations started employing children on a large scale.

Key concepts: Shame, Child labour, South asia, Scale (ratio), Work (physics), Psychology, Political science, Development economics

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