Saving IndiaÕs street children

The video highlights the issue of missing children in India, focusing on New Delhi. It discusses the challenges faced by an estimated 100,000 unaccompanied children living on the streets, including exploitation by gangs for pickpocketing and abuse. The video also introduces Check Essany, who works with an organization to support and rehabilitate these children, offering them a chance for a better future.

What is the main concern of the parents in New Delhi as mentioned in the video?

• The authorities are not doing enough to find their missing children.

• The authorities are not addressing pollution issues.

• The authorities are not providing enough financial support.

• The authorities are not improving the education system.

Approximately how many unaccompanied children are estimated to live on India's streets?

• 50,000

• 100,000

• 200,000

• 150,000

Who is Check Essany and what is his role?

• A police officer investigating missing children cases.

• A journalist reporting on child labor issues.

• A government official working on child welfare policies.

• A former street child who now helps other street kids.

What happens to most children when they arrive at the train station?

• They are approached by gang leaders.

• They are immediately taken to a shelter.

• They are given educational opportunities.

• They are reunited with their families.

What is a common issue faced by children who are exploited by gangs?

• They are forced into child labor.

• They are given free education.

• They face high risk of drug abuse.

• They are provided with healthcare.