BIMS International Journal of Social Science Research ISSN 2455-4839

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Menka * Tarique Hassan ** Abstract: Pleading refers to how people get money, food shelters or other things from the people they encounter. Please. Beggars are complex and multifaceted problems, the most common cause being multiple interrelated personal and structural deprivation. It can be seen not only in our society but in developed and developing countries, but the nature and type of beggars are different. Pleading is a problem deeply rooted in our culture. Religious beliefs encourage begging in India, believing that this is a way to please the Almighty God. In this article we are trying to analyze the social and economic causes of begging, bad habits, subsequent diseases, begging problems and their solutions. 2 | No