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@@TALIBKHAN-ch1gq that's great, yeah you are right, that's my first interview experience so maine jo feel Kiya vahi share kiya but in next interviews mujhe experience were different. I am also working as PRT in KVS Delhi Cantt

I am not sure about this.

😂😂😂 chalta h kabhi kabhi

@@creativeandinfohub ye to kabhi nhi daily reflective daily diary or supervisor daily check karti hai jb bhi aati h

Depand on shop to shop, In between rs2000 to 2300, you'll get all these books easily ... Isse Kam bhi ho skta h

Kvs

@@creativeandinfohub okk thanku ,mai b currently KV Bareilly me as a contractual teacher work kr ri hu ,Mujhe Army Public school k regarding information chahiye ti

@@DeekshaKvTeacher that's great mam, btaiye kya information chahiye apko

@@creativeandinfohub jaise KV me hota h hme summer winter autumn break ka pay ni milta aisa hi same hota h army school me b ?

@@DeekshaKvTeacher actually contractual job in Kvs and APS are too different from one another. Kvs me koi security nahi hoti h, jane kab vo apko bye bol de. But APS me 3 saal tak ap fix hote ho. Holidays payable hoti h same as permanent teacher

@@sufiyak3742 uske liye mujhe Urdu sikhni pdegi 🥺

I don't have the pdf file, sorry.

@@creativeandinfohub okay

Thank you so much 😀

You’re welcome 😊

Only for girls

😁 great

Kuch notes mere channel pr available hai video form me ...

@@ankitaporwal7504 post graduation kri thi

Vo to department ma hoti ha na classes ​@@creativeandinfohub

@@ankitaporwal7504 actually post graduation yaha nahi hoti h, North campus art faculty me hoti h, yaha bs official kaam k liye kabhi kabhi jate h, so mai abhi apna provisional certificate lene gyi thi

Ok didi , apne konse subject se ki ha pg ?​@@creativeandinfohub

@@ankitaporwal7504 hindi literature

@@KanchanKumari-pq9vt Project on Child Labour and Child Abuse --- Introduction Child labour and child abuse are significant global issues affecting millions of children. Both practices deprive children of their childhood, dignity, and fundamental rights. While child labour often involves children being engaged in exploitative work that hinders their education and development, child abuse refers to physical, emotional, or sexual harm inflicted upon children. This project explores the causes, impacts, statistics, real-life cases, and the global response to these issues. --- Definition Child Labour: Any work that deprives children of their right to education, health, and a decent life by exposing them to harmful conditions or making them sacrifice their childhood. Child Abuse: Physical, emotional, or psychological harm caused to children by individuals or situations that breach their rights and well-being. Abuse includes neglect, sexual exploitation, or physical violence. --- Facts about Child Labour and Child Abuse 1. Child Labour: 160 million children worldwide are engaged in child labour (ILO, 2021). Agriculture, domestic work, mining, and factory work are common sectors involving child labour. Poverty, lack of education, and family pressures are major causes of child labour. 2. Child Abuse: Over 1 billion children experience some form of violence annually (WHO). Child abuse can lead to long-term psychological trauma, mental health issues, and physical harm. Neglect is one of the most common forms of child abuse, often overlooked by society. --- Notable Child Labour-Related Cases 1. Iqbal Masih (Pakistan): A former child labourer who was forced to work in a carpet factory from a young age. After escaping, he became an activist against child labour but was tragically killed at the age of 12. 2. The Cocoa Industry in West Africa: Many children in Côte d'Ivoire and Ghana are forced into labour on cocoa farms, deprived of education and basic rights. --- Statistical Data Global Trends (ILO 2021 Report): 160 million children are engaged in child labour; 79 million of them perform hazardous work. Africa has the highest number of child labourers, with 72 million. COVID-19 has pushed millions more children into child labour due to economic hardships. Child Abuse Statistics: 1 in 3 children worldwide has experienced violence. Nearly 300 million children aged 2-4 experience regular physical punishment from caregivers. India reports high cases of child trafficking and abuse, especially among marginalized communities. --- Organizations Working to Combat Child Labour and Child Abuse 1. International Labour Organization (ILO): Works to eliminate child labour through conventions and programs. 2. UNICEF: Provides support and advocacy for children's rights and protection. 3. Bachpan Bachao Andolan (India): Founded by Kailash Satyarthi, the movement fights against child labour and trafficking. 4. Save the Children: Focuses on child rights, education, and protection from abuse and exploitation. --- Policies and Laws Protecting Children 1. UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (1989): Provides a framework for child protection and welfare. 2. ILO Conventions No. 138 and 182: Set minimum age for work and eliminate hazardous child labour. 3. Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015 (India): Protects children from abuse and exploitation. 4. Child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Amendment Act, 2016 (India): Prohibits children under 14 from working, with exceptions for family enterprises. --- Children's Rights Children have several fundamental rights recognized internationally: Right to Survival: Access to healthcare, nutrition, and shelter. Right to Education: Free and compulsory primary education. Right to Protection: Protection from abuse, neglect, and exploitation. Right to Participation: Freedom of expression and participation in decisions affecting their lives. --- Conclusion Child labour and child abuse continue to be persistent challenges that require coordinated efforts from governments, organizations, and individuals. While progress has been made in raising awareness and implementing laws, more needs to be done to ensure that every child enjoys their right to education, safety, and development. Addressing poverty, improving education, and enforcing stricter laws can help reduce child labour and abuse. Every individual has a role to play in protecting children, as they are the future of society. --- Bibliography International Labour Organization (ILO) Reports UNICEF Data and Reports World Health Organization (WHO) Statistics "Bachpan Bachao Andolan" case studies

@@KanchanKumari-pq9vt Project on Child Labour and Child Abuse --- Introduction Child labour and child abuse are significant global issues affecting millions of children. Both practices deprive children of their childhood, dignity, and fundamental rights. While child labour often involves children being engaged in exploitative work that hinders their education and development, child abuse refers to physical, emotional, or sexual harm inflicted upon children. This project explores the causes, impacts, statistics, real-life cases, and the global response to these issues. --- Definition Child Labour: Any work that deprives children of their right to education, health, and a decent life by exposing them to harmful conditions or making them sacrifice their childhood. Child Abuse: Physical, emotional, or psychological harm caused to children by individuals or situations that breach their rights and well-being. Abuse includes neglect, sexual exploitation, or physical violence. --- Facts about Child Labour and Child Abuse 1. Child Labour: 160 million children worldwide are engaged in child labour (ILO, 2021). Agriculture, domestic work, mining, and factory work are common sectors involving child labour. Poverty, lack of education, and family pressures are major causes of child labour. 2. Child Abuse: Over 1 billion children experience some form of violence annually (WHO). Child abuse can lead to long-term psychological trauma, mental health issues, and physical harm. Neglect is one of the most common forms of child abuse, often overlooked by society. --- Notable Child Labour-Related Cases 1. Iqbal Masih (Pakistan): A former child labourer who was forced to work in a carpet factory from a young age. After escaping, he became an activist against child labour but was tragically killed at the age of 12. 2. The Cocoa Industry in West Africa: Many children in Côte d'Ivoire and Ghana are forced into labour on cocoa farms, deprived of education and basic rights. --- Statistical Data Global Trends (ILO 2021 Report): 160 million children are engaged in child labour; 79 million of them perform hazardous work. Africa has the highest number of child labourers, with 72 million. COVID-19 has pushed millions more children into child labour due to economic hardships. Child Abuse Statistics: 1 in 3 children worldwide has experienced violence. Nearly 300 million children aged 2-4 experience regular physical punishment from caregivers. India reports high cases of child trafficking and abuse, especially among marginalized communities. --- Organizations Working to Combat Child Labour and Child Abuse 1. International Labour Organization (ILO): Works to eliminate child labour through conventions and programs. 2. UNICEF: Provides support and advocacy for children's rights and protection. 3. Bachpan Bachao Andolan (India): Founded by Kailash Satyarthi, the movement fights against child labour and trafficking. 4. Save the Children: Focuses on child rights, education, and protection from abuse and exploitation. --- Policies and Laws Protecting Children 1. UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (1989): Provides a framework for child protection and welfare. 2. ILO Conventions No. 138 and 182: Set minimum age for work and eliminate hazardous child labour. 3. Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015 (India): Protects children from abuse and exploitation. 4. Child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Amendment Act, 2016 (India): Prohibits children under 14 from working, with exceptions for family enterprises. --- Children's Rights Children have several fundamental rights recognized internationally: Right to Survival: Access to healthcare, nutrition, and shelter. Right to Education: Free and compulsory primary education. Right to Protection: Protection from abuse, neglect, and exploitation. Right to Participation: Freedom of expression and participation in decisions affecting their lives. --- Conclusion Child labour and child abuse continue to be persistent challenges that require coordinated efforts from governments, organizations, and individuals. While progress has been made in raising awareness and implementing laws, more needs to be done to ensure that every child enjoys their right to education, safety, and development. Addressing poverty, improving education, and enforcing stricter laws can help reduce child labour and abuse. Every individual has a role to play in protecting children, as they are the future of society. --- Bibliography International Labour Organization (ILO) Reports UNICEF Data and Reports World Health Organization (WHO) Statistics "Bachpan Bachao Andolan" case studies

Delhi d el ed ki books h ye

Pdf is not available

@@AashiThisSide2208 aisa nahi h, but army background valo ko priority dete h, and army teachers ka hi selection lete h jo already vaha working hote h

No 6 to 8 ke teacher banne k liye b.ed compulsory hai

@@creativeandinfohub humare Bihar me graduation+ d.el.ed wale bhi eligible hote hai 6to8 ke liye.. please conform kar lijiye aap

​@@Rahman_Sajidyes you are eligible

@@shahnawaz._. okay thanks 👍

@@hyperxliongaming4964 I am not a part of KV Janakpuri. Mai sirf PTM attend krne gyi thi vaha ok Solve your personal issue with him directly

@@creativeandinfohub ok lakin marunga zarur usko

@@ankitaporwal7504 Rajasthan University

​@@creativeandinfohub par aapki to job lag gayi ...aap bed distance se kar rahe ho kya !😮

@@Sadhana-u8l Haan ji, vacancy toh aa nahi rhi Kuch toh kr hi leti hu 🤣😂

Didi job kar rhi ho. Kya ?

@@hyperxliongaming4964 I don't know them 😊

@@creativeandinfohubsenior secondary ko padhatte h

@@hyperxliongaming4964 konsi shift me

@@creativeandinfohub 1st

@@hyperxliongaming4964 ok

@@ShyamVerma-kd4rf thankyou soo much 🙂❤️

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