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Social Injustice
Draskari, India
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Danny Boyle and Loveleen Tandan.
Because its filmed in India and that's called the slum and it called dog because its a young person (youth) and that's what he was when he was in the slum then millionaire because he won lots of rupees.
Slum children are no different from rich children other than they are unfortunate and put in a crappy situation. They are just as smart as rich children and should be treated as such.ANSWER:Rich or poor you teach the ones who want to learn.
The poet hopes for a change in the lives of the slum children from despair to hope, from suffering to joy, and from darkness to light. The poet aspires for a transformation that brings greater opportunities, love, and a brighter future for these children living in difficult circumstances.
No. A slum typically refers to a rundown urban community where the residents are poor and the community is not well maintained. An orphanage is a facility where homeless children are kept until they can be adopted to a family.
Orher term for slum note
Slum Jail Wit is not the title of a book written by Anne Fine.It is an anagram of the title of a book written by another children's author. This phrase occurs in a competition.
Poverty means poor, so child poverty is poor children. The movie shows child poverty by showing how the children lived in the slums and the houses they had to live in. The slum showed in the movie is a real slum that real people actually live in, located in India. It is the slum that the child actors live in. It's sad to think people have to live that way.
A slum in Brazil is much the same as a slum in South Africa, India or turkey, except for language
what are the cleanliness among the slum dwellers
The entire city is one big slum.
Wrote about conditions in the slums
They usually eat rice and if lucky daal. Daal is a watery substance that Indians usually have with rice.
An elementary school classroom in a slum may face challenges such as overcrowding, lack of resources, poor infrastructure, and limited access to quality education. Students in these classrooms may come from low-income families and experience difficulties in focusing on their studies due to personal and environmental factors. Teachers in these classrooms often work tirelessly with limited support to provide a meaningful learning experience for their students despite the challenges they face.