(2)Forms of labour. - The following forms of labour may be considered as hard, and the Superintendent shall determine, whether a particular labour is hard or otherwise, according to the nature of the work and the task exerted:-Earth digging.Quarrying.Raising water.Hewing tree and cleaning firewood.Extracting fibre by pounding.Road making.Carrying or hauling loads.Sawing wood.Black-smithy.Out fieldwork.Ploughing fields and other earthwork.Scavenging.Heavy Textile work (Warping blanket and punja carpet making).Rope making, and coir industries.Heavy kitchen work.Bakery - Heavy tasks (kneading flour).Paper industry including printing- Heavy tasks.Masonry.Plumbing.Carpentry - Heavy task.Leather work - Heavy task.Washerman - Heavy task
