First of all I wish a Happy Doctor's Day to all the amazing doctors who play an important role in the society.1st July is celebrated as Doctors Day in India. This day is actually celebrated in India to honour one of the greatest Physician Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy. He was also the second chief Minister of West Bengal and had numerous contributions to the field. He was born on this day and also died on the same day in 1962 at the age of 80 years.

He was also honoured with India's highest civilian award the Bharat Ratna in 1941. So my dear students, its really said that we can't see God but on earth doctor is like a God who cures us and gives us life to live in a better way. This day provides us an opportunity to thank physicians, Doctors that they do for the society as a whole.

Doctor, Thank you so much for all your hard work and support during this difficult time. You are truly a man of honour. I will always pray to God for your betterment.

National Doctors Day, 2022 will be celebrated under the theme Family Doctors on the Frontline The theme is chosen to acknowledge the fearless work of doctors on the frontline during the Covid -19 pandemic.

Meenakshi Saxena

Madhav House

The term ‘child labour’ is something that all of us have been hearing all our life but do we know what child labour is exactly and why it has been debated over the years.

Child labour refers to the employment of children under a legally specified age, preventing them from gaining access to formal education. All around the world, every country is trying to do everything in their power to stop child labour. However, abolishing child labour completely is a goal yet to be achieved.

Every country has proposed rules against child labour, and anyone who is found breaking the law would be subject to imprisonment or some kind of punishment .In India, the Indian Constitution lays out rules against child labour under Article 24, which states, “No child below the age of fourteen shall be employed to work in any factory or mine or employed in any hazardous employment”.

There are also other constitutional provisions for child upliftment in the Indian Constitution, which include the Right to Education under Article 21 A (Free and compulsory education for all children from the age of six to fourteen) .

Child labour can be a result of various factors, including poverty, unemployment for adults and discrimination of basic rights based on the social and economic status of the individual.Child labour can cause physical and mental harm and also promote slavery andexploitation. Child labour confines individual development, deprives fundamental rightsand threatens the future of the individual.

"CHILD IS MEANT TO LEARN NOT TO EARN".

By- Sanya Kaurav, 12th