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All children in any country have all the fundamental rights to lead dignified life by accessing the resources available within. The National Policy for Children, 2013 reaffirming in its preamble that “all children have the right to grow in a family environment, in an atmosphere of happiness, love and understanding”. On the other hand, poverty, urbanisation, industrialization are the major forces which often together or alone influence on the children and their family. Economic inequality in India created many challenges to policy makers to maintain the equilibrium in wealth among its people. However, the gap between rich and poor is still continuing to create unrest among major work force of the country resulted on sluggish national development. Combining with many terrible factors, people led to the creation of many strategies in pursuit of better livelihoods. As a result, the poor and economically weaker section of people involved children in to their part of economic activity.