November, 2013 11:19 AM
Subject: Re: [AI] Blind Beggars in Banglore
Hi Umesha,
I suspect we need to offer a higher base salary to attract blind beggers
away from begging. This is potentially a research topic.
Pranav
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Hi Umesha,
I suspect we need to offer a higher base salary to attract blind beggers
away from begging. This is potentially a research topic.
Pranav
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Subject: Re: [AI] Blind Beggars in Banglore
Hi all,
I did some back of the envelope calculations. If we take Rs. 500 per day
as
a begger's daily income, then said begger earns about 1.68 Lakhs per annum
assuming he works all 7 days a week. I assumed that 2 Lakhs would be
s
Hi all,
I did some back of the envelope calculations. If we take Rs. 500 per day as
a begger's daily income, then said begger earns about 1.68 Lakhs per annum
assuming he works all 7 days a week. I assumed that 2 Lakhs would be
sufficient insentive for said begger to quit begging and move to a mor
lly government must take
>> > full
>> > responsibility. Yes, begging should be discurraged by all.
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responsibility. Yes, begging should be discurraged by all.
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> responsibility. Yes, begging should be discurraged by all.
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Subject: Re: [AI] Blind Beggars in Banglore
I'm trying to explore the societal and psychological landscape of blindness,
begging and charity - hence the below questions. Please skip over to the
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Subject: Re: [AI] Blind Beggars in Banglore
Good work avinash.
Last year I got an opportunity to meet a blind person who was bagging at
hanuman temple rajkot gujarat.
I talked to him for 15 to 20 minutes.
He was intelligen
you?
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Subject: Re: [AI] Blind Beggars in Banglore
hello friends, if I may add something to this discussion... What we
are
hello friends, if I may add something to this discussion... What we
are experiencing in Indian societies is much paradoxical and quite
strange A blind person who is begging is able to earn within a day
more than what a hard-working blind person can get in a week. The
society, which sympathizes
Good work avinash.
Last year I got an opportunity to meet a blind person who was bagging
at hanuman temple rajkot gujarat.
I talked to him for 15 to 20 minutes.
He was intelligent and 12th pass.
He said that bagging is my business. And I am happy with it. I can
earn 500 per day in this business wit
Dear All
Nobody wants to begg, but hunger and burning stomach compell many to do so.
We should respect these blind beggars, who are in absense of any
elementary support by family and the state are compelled to begg for
alms. they are fighting for bare minimum.There are thousands who are
forced to b
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