- How are they violated?
    - Reasons for violation
    - Measures to be taken to prevent child rights violation
    - Conclusion
Remember the following points.
    - Collect ideas on the given theme.
    - Sequence the ideas.
    - Maintain coherence and cohesion.
    - Use appropriate linkers.
    - Give your point of view.

study skills

Study the following information given in the table and do the task given below it.

Over view of the Forms/Sites of Untouchability Practices in Rural India, by Degree of Prevalences in a Study done in 400 Villages.

More than 50% of Villages	45-50% of villages
Denied entry into non-Dalit Houses Prohibitions against food sharing Denied entry into places of worship Ill-treatment of women by other women	Denied cremation in burial grounds Denied access to water facilities Ban on mariage processions Not allowed to sell milk to cooperatives Denied barber services Denied laundry services Ill-treatment of women by non-SC men
30-40% of villages	25-30% of village
Schools-separate eating Payment of wages : no contract Denied entry into village shops Denied work as agricultural labour Cannot sell things in local markets>Denied work as agricultural labour Denied visits by health workers Separate seating in hotels Separate utensils in hotels Discriminatory treatment in police stations	Separate seating in Panchayats Separate seating in schools Not employed in house building Denied entry into police stations Denied entry into PDS shops Forced to stand before upper-caste men

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