Beggary Problem In India –

On one hand, India is continuing to step with the developed countries, and on the other hand, beggary in this country is becoming a major problem.

However, now it is not a new thing in India.

If you take a look back at the pages of our History, then you will know that there were beggars in the past too.

But the format that is currently present today is entirely different. Earlier, the men who use to come out and beg used to do it on a purpose of gaining money to lead a life of devotion. But today the beggars shamelessly demands money while begging to fulfil their basic needs.

The increasing number of beggars in the society is not really surprising, nor is it unique. It seems that the country’s democratic system may inspire their growth. Due to the country’s capitalism policy, the poorer sections were left behind; therefore for a living they started begging on the streets.

According to the survey, after 1991, there was an increase in the number of beggars. This was a period of growing beggary problem, when capitalism was imposed on in the name of economic liberalization not only in India but everywhere else too.

While it motivated the rich people to earn more and more money, on the other side, there was greed in the minds of poor people.

The person who already had the money had no difficulty in collecting the luxury, whereas the poor people did not have much space to stay in this arrangement.

Well, because they neither had the capital, nor they had the technical efficiency which is the first condition of the capitalist system.

The path of country’s development increased, along with it boosted marketism, but still the number of beggars kept increasing. Although many attempts were made to stop this, but it didn’t really became a way of life, but instead in front of the society, it is became a form of new business.

This is the only reason why you will find beggars in big cities, who come here in search of employment from their respective villages.

As they didn’t had any new education to say in this system, nor any technical efficiency. For this reason, there is also a great reason behind the increase in the number of beggars.

According to the survey, there are nearly 200, ooo beggars in Delhi. If their income is noticed, then their estimated business is about Rs 215 Crore annually. This is just about Delhi, but you can easily find out the industry’s turnover in India itself.

In a developing country like India, this profession is encouraged due to lack of adequate employment. Well because, during the change of development, most of the hurdles are on the uneducated and unskilled people.

This is the root cause of the beggary problem. Perhaps this is the only reason why sometimes you see people who are educated but without jobs. That’s the only reason why many people do not hesitate to join any profession later due to tiredness.  

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Beggars On The Street –  In this country, there are countless beggars who can be seen begging near signals, crossroads with certain gesture of helplessness and torn clothes.

By observing their helplessness and pitiable condition, many generous people often give them money from their own pockets. But, do you know, that the reality of begging is no more compulsion for the poor but now the educated ones have started making money out of it.

Yes, you read it right.

In 2011, according to a survey report, out of 3.75 million beggars on the streets, there were nearly 21 percent i.e. 75, 000 beggars found who were 12^th pass. Also, some beggars were B-Tech pass and others had completed professional courses too.

Thus, to find out the amount earned by a beggar per day, a graduate of Delhi University decided to change his appearance and beg on the streets of Delhi. Every month, this graduate earns Rs 15, 000 working in a BPO, but the amount he earned during begging in a time period of nearly 2 hours left him stunned.

In just two hours, this so-called beggar earned Rs 200. Thus, you can imagine that if begging the whole day can fill a beggars pocket with Rs 1000, then it’s quite obvious that in one month he is earning nearly Rs 30, 000. Shocking, isn’t it? Well, this video of a graduate from Delhi University will force you to think that every beggar on street is not begging because of any helplessness but there are some educated  people who dress up to earn money as well.

Here’s the video that’ll leave you stunned – Take a look and share it with your friends too.

What do you have to say about the reality of beggars on the street? Leave a comment below.

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“Why Beggars Don’t Like Working” – 

Firstly, why do the beggars beg? Secondly, have you ever asked a beggar that if you offer him a particular job, then will he quit begging? Why Beggars Don’t Like Working ?

If you haven’t, then the next time when you give money to any beggars on street, don’t forget to just ask him this question.

In India, there are few people who are actually unable to work due to physical disorder and thus they are being forced to beg all the time.

But most importantly, even when everything is fine with some beggars, why do they beg? Well nowadays, people who are begging on the streets clearly don’t want to work in a good place. Trust me; if you ever tell them that you’ll give a job, then either they will back-answer you or they will run away.

These beggars beg because they easily get a lot of money by begging and that’s why they feel that there’s absolutely no need to take any physical pain, in order to earn money. You have mercy on these people and then you give them money, but these beggars spend it all on unwanted addicted things. In reality, these beggars don’t want to waste their life by working regularly. They don’t feel good to work hard each month. This is the main reason why the beggars prefer begging all the time.

I’m making this point clear once again, in India, there are very few beggars who helplessly choose to beg only because they’ve physical disorder.

According to the official data, the country’s capital has over 60,000 beggars. Further the reports states that at-least 90 percent of beggars came here from Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Jharkhand, Rajasthan and Bihar states. Now when you look at these figures then you’ll notice that there are no beggars from Delhi but they came here only to beg. In reality, the fact is that some of these beggars were brought to Delhi for begging. The people, who are running the gang outside the states, are bringing beggars from Bihar and Uttar Pradesh in Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore.

In the country, India has total 3.72 million beggars. Out of these, approximately 79 thousand i.e. 21 percent are literates. When we discover further, it is more surprising to know that out of these 79 thousand, nearly 3,000 have technical or some professional diploma courses . Now, don’t you think that these educated ones can seek any governmental work?

But still, no matter what, these beggars prefer holding a bowl in hand rather than working respectfully.

The bitter truth is that these people are begging because we continuously give them money in the name of sympathy. And now, begging which started with total helplessness has become their business. By begging, when these people earn somewhat 20 to 30 or 15 to 20 thousand rupees, then the whole month they don’t feel like working at all.

That is why in this initiative of Youngisthan’s “Beggar-Free-India”, we are repeatedly saying that our country cannot be built until and unless, this illness of begging is completely removed. There is also a need to wake up beggar’s self-respect. We need to explain these people that the Constitution of India gives them the fundamental right to work and not to beg.

Well, if these people decide to stop begging, then it’ll be state and central government’s moral duty to provide them with employment.

This is the main reason behind why beggars don’t like working. Do you have any thoughts? Leave a comment below.

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