The position of women in Indian life / by Her Highness the Maharani of Baroda and S.M. Mitra.

  • Chimnabai II, Maharani of Baroda.
Date:
1911
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Credit: The position of women in Indian life / by Her Highness the Maharani of Baroda and S.M. Mitra. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    PAO E3 ing and Sanitation Association — Association of Teachers of Domestic Service—School of Sociology— Industrial Sectional Committee—Apprenticeship and Skilled Employment Association—National Institu- tion of Apprenticeship—Trade Schools—Boy and Girl Labour—Mrs. Hogg—Evils of Child Labour— Its Connection with Education Problem—Indian Child Labour—Children in Indian Factories—Report of Textile Factories Labour Committee (1906-7)—Em- ployment of Children under legal Age—Certificates of physical Fitness—Report of Indian Factory Labour Commission (1908)—Half-timers—Delicate Children —Mills at Ahmedabad—Broach—Bombay—Aligarh —Calcutta—Indian Parents—Street Trading in Eng- land—Lord Shaftesbury’s Bill—Bishop of Southwark Dr. Talbot—Children’s Labour Exchanges—Ap- prenticeship Committees—Voluntary Workers for Children’s Bureau — After-Supervision — Masculine and feminine Co-operation needed — Children s Labour Exchanges at Munich (Germany)—at Strass- burg—“The Labour Exchange in Relation to Boy and Girl Labour,” by Frederic Keeling — Labour Exchanges for Indian Provinces and Native States— Apprenticeship Committees — Wage-earning Chil- dren’s Committee—Employment of Children Act (1903)—Courts of Justice for Children—Summary of Anti-Sweating Measures for V omen and Children —Summary of Schemes to check Abuse of Child Labour—Need for definite Plan for Education of the Young . 265 CHAPTER XVII RESCUE WORK Failure of Prison Life to effect Reform—Mr. Churchill’s Figures—British Criminal Statistics—Lack of Occu- pation for female Ex-prisoners—Mrs. Meredith’s Project of Laundry Work—Farm Colonies—Salvation Army’s Work at Hadleigh Farm—The Thana System in Baroda—“Waste Humanity,” by F. A. McKenzie —Scheme of Labour at Hadleigh—Its moral Success Outside Objections refuted — Salvation Army