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Pakistan Drop Out Ratio

The drop out ratio in Pakistan is maximum in south Asia. What do they do then? It is a big question. Do they spend their time in playing or in indulging in innocent pranks? They do not do anything of this sort as only a few lucky play and enjoy. Staying at home they perform odd jobs like tending their younger brother and sister, collecting firewood from the withered woodland, caring for cattle and taking bath in the villages ponds with their animal-friends, working in the fields with scythe and hoe or sweeping floors and so on. If not working at home they are sent to work places. They find employment in cottage industry, tea-stalls, roadside dhabas, restaurants, confectionery shops, middle class houses and so on. Those who are still free roam streets begging, picking rags and plastic items from trash and filth for resale. Many end into a force of bonded laborers.

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