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Karnataka Board · Class 10 · Social Science

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Card 1Child Labour

According to the Constitution, who are considered child labourers?

Answer

Child labourers are those who are aged below 14 years and work in order to earn money. Any labour undertaken by minor children below 14 years is called 'Child Labour'.

Card 2Child Labour

What are the main causes behind child labour?

Answer

The main causes include: poverty, domestic conflicts, divorce, domestic violence, excessive control, greed of industrialists, illiteracy, kidnapping of children and pledging them.

Card 3Child Labour

Which constitutional article prohibits child labour and what does it state?

Answer

Article 24 of the Constitution declares that employing children below 14 years for work is a cognizable offence. It warns against employing children in hazardous industrial units.

Card 4Child Labour

What is the Child Labour Prohibition and Control Act (1986)?

Answer

This Act prohibits appointment of child labourers. Industrialists who violate this law must contribute Rs. 20,000/- per child labourer to the Welfare Fund.

Card 5Child Marriage

What is the definition of child marriage according to law?

Answer

Child marriage is the marriage that takes place between a boy below 21 years and a girl below 18 years. If either of the two is below the legal age, it is considered child marriage.

Card 6Child Marriage

Why should girls complete 18 years of age before marriage?

Answer

According to research, the womb evolves completely by age 18. An evolved womb can support the fetus for full nine months. Early marriage endangers both mother and child's life as the body isn't ready …

Card 7Child Marriage

What are the main reasons for child marriage?

Answer

1. Gender discrimination - belief that girls should be married early as they go to another family 2. Lack of education - children not in school marry early 3. Poor implementation of laws and child rig…

Card 8Child Marriage

How can you report a child marriage and who are the authorities?

Answer

You can complain through toll-free number 1098 (name not required). Child Marriage Prevention Officers include: Head Master of government schools, Village Accountant, Panchayat Development Officer, He…

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Key topics in Social Challenges include Child Labour, Child Marriage, Dowry System, Female Foeticide and Infanticide. Study these first, then practise questions on each for the Karnataka Board Class 10 board exam.
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