Class 12 English Project: Lost Spring
Based on the chapter 'Lost Spring' by Anees Jung
Student Details
Name: __________
Class: XII
Roll No.: __________
School: __________
Introduction
Lost Spring highlights the lives of poor children who are forced into child labour and are
deprived of education and a carefree childhood.
About the Author
Anees Jung is a renowned Indian author and journalist known for writing about social
issues and the lives of marginalized people.
Summary
The chapter is divided into two parts. The first part focuses on Saheb-e-Alam, a ragpicker
from Seemapuri. The second part tells the story of Mukesh, a boy from Firozabad who
belongs to a family of bangle makers. Both boys dream of a better future but are trapped by
poverty.
Main Characters
Saheb-e-Alam
Mukesh
Anees Jung
Themes
Child Labour
Poverty
Dreams and Aspirations
Social Inequality
Lack of Education
Message of the Chapter
The chapter urges society to recognize the suffering of underprivileged children and work
towards providing them education, freedom, and opportunities.
Conclusion
Lost Spring is a powerful account of children whose childhood is lost due to poverty and
exploitation. It encourages readers to contribute to social change.