A Day Labourer/Life of a Day Labourer

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A Day Labourer/Life of a Day Labourer

A day labourer is a person who lives by doing tiresome work all day and night. He is usually found in different station like bus stand, launch stand, railway stand. He is a great asset of our society. He plays an important role in our social life. He is a common figure in our country. He usually lives in a slum or in a small hut. He is very hard-working. He is sociable and gentle in nature. He works both in fair and in rough weather. He works for the betterment of the people of our society. Sometimes he has to starve with his family. Though he works hard, he leads a very sorrowful life. His sorrow knows no bounds when he falls ill. He can not educate his children owing to acute poverty. He has no security in our society. Yet he is happy because he earns honestly. His importance is very great. Without his sincere and generous service, we can not lead a comfortable life. So we should love him and think of their welfare.

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