Case Study - Sub: Child Labour - Causes and Remedies.
Mr. X is a Sub-District Magistrate, yesterday he had taken lunch in a hotel. There he saw some small children are cleaning tables and washing dishes. Being an Administrative Officer what is his moral duty? Because this is a case of child-labour and child-exploitation.

Question: Is this social problem can be abolish without the intervention of the administration ?

Critical Analysis: No, child labour cannot be eradicated without robust administrative intervention.

Rationale:

1. Imperative Legal Deterrence: Exploitative businesses employ children because child labor is cheap and docile; state administrative enforcement and penal crackdowns are essential to dismantle this economic incentive.
2. Welfare Intermediation: Destitute families send children to work out of sheer survival distress; only state machinery can deliver free schooling, mid-day meals, and poverty relief scholarships.
3. Multi-Stakeholder Synergy: Complete abolition requires an integrated triad: State Administrative Enforcement + Civil Society Awareness + Structural Poverty Alleviation.