Day to day India is known as worlds powerful country, Not only in economy in politics also India is progressing day by day. But in case of child workers India never can improve its condition. And nowadays Child are being kidnapping in a rapid way which is not able to control by Indian government. Here in this video Inside the coal mines of India, children like Lapka and Bikash work in rat holes, tight and dirty pits. Lacking in air and light, there is a constant threat of injury, or even death. His eye popped out, when he died he had one eye missing, his skull was cracked. Many of them are trafficked.
Known as ‘rat hole’ mining, children as young as ten are sent deep underground to dig for coal in spaces too small for adults to reach. For those Impulse can help, a new life awaits back home in Nepal. This report follows the rescue of brothers Bikash and Bishal as they experience their first hot shower and school classes. The destruction of childhood through trafficking and pit work is exposed as a horrific crime.
Armed with shovels and cane baskets, they tip-toe over the jagged surface, settle down in a corner and start digging a hole through rocks of solid coal. It is dangerous to work in the mines, particularly those that are underground where fatal cave-ins are frequently reported. But their penury leaves the children with few choices. However, people venture into these mines to extract coal illegally. At times, they burrow into mines that have been abandoned, or poach into mines that are operational but not properly policed.
