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S treet children are poor or homeless children who live on the streets of a city town, village, homeless youth are often called street kids or street child Who is a boy or girl below the age of 18 years and who is in unoccupied wasteland or an area suitable for livelihood, without the supervision and protection of an adult. According to our statistics, the number of street children is more than 20 lakhs, Mumbai and Kolkata are the cities with the highest number of street children. 10-20 percent of street children are homeless, in which 5 to 8 lakh children working on the streets. We keep seeing street children day by day, from early morning till going to bed, they are seen near the signals, near the bus stop, near the railway station. Some of them beg and some of them do petty business.in India street children selling snacks and drinks to bus passengers, selling small items such as balloons, selling newspapers or flowers, begging, shining shoes, working in small hotels, working i

Money, Money, Money, money is the only thing that rules a man from birth to death and even after death. As much as money is needed for the needs of a man after his birth, money is also needed after the death of a man. If there is no money, the municipality also thinks of touching the corpse. Money is so bad that it brings closer the bond that is not, and separates the bond that is. Money kills the love that exists and creates the love that does not. Money is the only thing that governs the relationship and love. As shown in the movie, if there is love, money is not needed, we are wrong. Because like water is needed to grow a plant, money is needed to maintain love and relationships. That's why Karls Marx said that "All human being relations are economical". 99 percent bonds that exist now are all financial bonds. every day we see on TV or in the paper that the property is not given to the son, the property is not distributed equally, or the husband kills his wife fo

DRAUPADI murmu the 15th president of india, won a landslide victory. She got the lead in three rounds....Draupadi murmu got a total of 2824 votes, while the opposite candidate yashwant sinha got the 1877 votes. With this, the total value of votes for Murmu 6,76,803 and the value of votes for yashwanth sinha is 3,80,177. BJP leaders and candidates across the country are celebrating this victory. Draupadi Murmu will be sworn in as president on July 25. WHO IS DRAUPADI MURMU? Draupadi murmu was born in a shantali tribal family on Jun 20,1958,in uparbeda village of mayurbhanj district in odisha, to biranchi Narayan tudu. Draupadi murmu married shyam Charan murmu,a banker,who died in 2014. The couple had two sons, both whom are dead, and a daughter. She lost her husband and two sons in a span of 4 years. Murmu took oath as the governer of jharkhand on 18 may 2015, becoming the first woman governor of jharkhand. She was the first female tribal leader from odisha to be appointed as a governor

 A man life is a hectic life, starting from waking up early and going to bed late at night,man will always thinking about work or thoughts about life. Man is a creature of hope, so he always relies on something. First, he hopes to fill his stomach with three pages, then he keeps thinking about good clothes, own house, own car, bank balance and so on. That is why the average life span of man has dropped by 50-60 years. In those days, people usually did not get blood pressure or diabetes, but today's competitive world, if you reach the age of 35 years, you don't know when which kind of disease will occur  All this is a height but the life of middle class is a height, as a middle class family 20-30 thousand rupees will be earned if the man work hard from morning to evening for the whole month. In that, you have to buy all the necessities such as room rent,current bill,milk bill and daily necessities. In this way upto 70% of the middle class peoples lives in this country, as if thi

 The financial crisis in srilanka worsening day by day. Lankan womens are selling their bodies for food.Reports showing that nearly 35 percent of the women's were became the prostitutes. Reluctantly, lankan women's selling the body to local traders for food and medicine needs.