the extracts on Saheb and Mukesh are a complete antithesis of the human hunt for freedom and liberty ... QUESTION IS FROM LOST SPRING GRADE 12... I NEED ANSWER OF THIS URGENTLY...PLSSS
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Saheb-e-Alam, a small boy of Seemapuri area scrounges the garbage dumps on the streets of Delhi for his daily wages. Later he works in a tea stall where he is no longer his own master. He loves tennis. He could only watch others playing. Mukesh hails from Firozabad, famous for its bangles. He assists his parents in bangle making. Both the boys, instead of being in school, have become victims of child labour due to the extreme poverty faced by their families. They are caught in a vicious circle form which no escape seems possible. Their lives are a complete antithesis of the human hunt for freedom and liberty. Their innocent lives have already been burdened with the big responsibility of earning a livelihood in unsafe and unhygienic environments.
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Saheb-e-Alam, a small boy of Seemapuri area scrounges the garbage dumps on the streets of Delhi for his daily wages. Later he works in a tea stall where he is no longer his own master. He loves tennis. He could only watch others playing. Mukesh hails from Firozabad, famous for its bangles. He assists his parents in bangle making. Both the boys, instead of being in school, have become victims of child labour due to the extreme poverty faced by their families. They are caught in a vicious circle form which no escape seems possible. Their lives are a complete antithesis of the human hunt for freedom and liberty. Their innocent lives have already been burdened with the big responsibility of earning a livelihood in unsafe and unhygienic environments.
Regards