Anthropological work is the work where we come up with the needs of the poor world. A world where people are not facilitated for the necessary need for a good lifestyle.

We are living in the 21st century and we have become advance in every field of science and technology. We are now more connected with the people around us and who are living far away from us. So, now we can find out who needs the necessary service in less time.
Anthropology is the study of mankind. So in this field, we study the areas that have a direct impact on the people’s lifestyles socially, physically and mentally.
Some people are extremely rich while the others are not so much rich The one having more money have enough resources to live a comfortable life. While some other people do not have enough resources to live a basic lifestyle. They lack food, shelter, and are unemployed. General people do not want to talk about them, rich people donate for them to fix their problem for some time. Government Provides them facility but only due to the voting impact they make during election time. The govt. sue them by funding them money, exaggerated promises. Providing basic amenities for free before the final assembly elections. wordpress
This casual care to them, make their life distress and always keeps them back in the long run. By watching the glamour of rich people they have no hope for the future and then they lose hope and this keeps their child away from education. The credit for all this may be given to the insincerity and lucrative nature of the people in the society and one who is in authority to look after them.

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