Migrant Children Working for Construction Projects for the 2010 Commonwealth Games

Migrant Children Working for Construction Projects for the 2010 Commonwealth Games for bread & butter. They have even nothing to do anything. Because they are those kind of  ill-fated children whose parent's daily income below $1-$2. So they has to stop education & start the job with their parents. Kayvan Farzaneh & Andrew Swift of foreignpolicy.com have captured some of those pictures. Their picture can truly tell more words  that can write. See a few pictures of those pathetic scene:

Life Hanging in the Rope

A small girl bringing bricks

It's too weighty for her

Struggling Life

All Work!!

Now Every has the Right to Get Education|Right to Education Act Comes into Force Today

The Right to Education Act came into force today with Doordarshan telecasting the Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's address to the nation announcing the operationalisation of the Act. The law envisions to provide free and compulsory education for all children between 6 and 14 years of age.

In his address to the nation Prime Minister Manmohan Singh announced the Right to Education becoming a fundamental right. He said that the Government of India pledges to provide education to every child in India. The PM said, "Right to Education Act will realize the dreams of many children across the nation." Adding that education is the key to progress and will empower children to become better citizens of the nation.

Manmohan Singh called upon state governments and teachers to join the effort, adding that parents and guardians have a major role to play too. He said, "Centre and the States wll work to make this Act a success."

There are approximately 92 lakh out of school children in the country.

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