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Who is a labor? A labor is a human being just like us who suffer the most, who don't have proper money to feed their family, who don't even have a proper home or shelter to live on. They suffer the most, they work harder than us they cry but still they don't give up they stand tall and push even harder. They fight back all the odds and all the ups and downs in order to earn a little bit money with which they can feed their family.
Many great wishes and respect to all of these hard working brothers and sisters
hardwork are things of past when ppl believe if you work harder you will achieve a better life.but in this 21st century hardwork is what keep u alive. life is much harder, it no more living its surviving every single day. no matter how hard u work there is always someone working much harder then you.this world this ppl is no more the same, this rickshaw puller works is heart out just to see a that pinch of smile in his daughter's face.
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While going home after relaxing I saw this farmer working on his farm, well I took some photos of him.
well, I guess that today's...
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These gentlemen have a lot of my respect.
They aren't often well-paid besides using traditional construction methods which are physically very demanding on the body.
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Amravati enclave
Panchkula District
Northern Haryana
Northern India
South Asia
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I believe the pair produced three youngsters last year. The three may be supporting the adults in building this year's nest. The two extras seen in the tree a few days ago are a mystery. At least three birds were ferrying materials to and fro this evening.
We think it is only we who toil for that bread on our dinner table - what we miss out is the hard work of the hundreds on the way.
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The loco which shall not be named (correctly) is working hard on the climb at horton in Ribblesdale 25 July 2023
The children at the villages enroute to Tonle Sap are probably the most special children I have ever met in my life. Unbelievably and infinitely happy when playing, even though they do not have many material comforts... And extremely responsible and hard working too. This girl was slicing very small fish (it needs tiny hands and a sharp knife to slice fillets), not sure what they use them for - didn't seem as if it was meant for cooking...
So engrossed in her work that she hardly noticed me. I squatted in front of her and waited for her to take notice of me. And when she did, I got this expression of surprise and amusement, not sure what would've gone through her mind. To me, this photograph is priceless. A nameless face. Amongst the hundreds that I met that day. And I hope that one day soon, I can give something back to them. These kids are special. Very very very special.