The elimination of child labour and their rehabilitation has emerged as an important are of scientific work. It has been seen that a large number of child labour are surviving under great health and safety hazards. Above all the workplace trauma is widespread, stunting the growth of the child both physically and mentally. Hence, considering the problem in its totality, an effort has been made to cover the diverse aspects of the subject. All the articles are judiciously selected from authoritative sources. The effort has been taken as an academic exercise to provide an over all view on issues and problems related to child labour, its case studies and legal interventions at macro, micro level, including the valuable contributions from social scientists, planners and administrators to present a more comprehensive view on the subject.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Promila Mahajan
Promila Mahajan (b. 1959) has done her postgraduation degrees from University of Allahabad. She travelled a lot acrossed the country working with various UN institutions and gathered experience on various dimensions of development issues related to women & children. Her present area of interests are education, Women and Child Development. She has to her credit various articles published in different Magazines of repute. She is a regular contributor in various news papers.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR S. Chand
S. Chand (b. 1962) is a doctorate of Banaras Hindu University. She has done her graduation and post graduation from Kanpur university. Presently she is co-ordinating various activities in the Research and Development Division of HRD, Wardha. Her main interest areas are women & child development issues and nutrition.
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