Indian boy works away from home in Mumbai

Indian boy works away from home in Mumbai

MUMBAI, India - A boy makes sandwiches in an Islamic district of Mumbai, western India, on Dec. 8, 2014. Child labor helps spawn a vicious cycle of no education and poverty but persists amid a wide gap between rich and poor in India.

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