To press, or pressing, both short for impressment, by Press Gangs of the Royal Navy. Common practice was to press any man at large in the street or in public houses. Pressed men would have their waistbands cut, so they would have to hold up their pants, making it difficult to flee.
In theory, this was no different from conscription of men into the army (the draft) that continues to be practiced in many countries. But it was one cause of the War of 1812, when British vessels stopped or seized American ships for impressment of the "British born" sailors. Some were in fact deserters from the British Navy, both before and after the Revolutionary War.
Impressment or Press gang. Groups of men connected with the navy would befriend a young man in a tavern, get him drunk and when he woke up he would find himself aboard ship.
Impressment
Shanghaiing refers to the practice of kidnapping people to serve as sailors.
I suppose some do. Most people would consider forcing someone to go somewhere that they don't want to is morally wrong, and I happen to agree with those people.
working without pay
Conservation and restraint.
It defies their unalienable right. Kidnapping is obviously a danger to the people and takes away their freedom.
Before british invasion hindu used to practice meditation every day. It was part of education system. But after the invasion meditation was uprooted by british people. Replacing it by their education system.
When twins are born, they are killed.
That depends. Kidnapping is very important to law enforcement, the person kidnapped, and any people who might care that the person has been kidnapped or that a kidnapping took place. The person doing the kidnapping might not find it very important. Kidnapping, itself, is detestable and is a very major crime. And it only compounds with other crimes that are committed after the kidnapping. In the end, it's best not to kidnap anyone, period.
The act of forcing people to do something they don't want to do is coercion (noun) or coerce (verb).
don't let people out of your dungeon
Recruitment is looking for people to voluntarily fill a position. Conscription is forcing people into a position, most commonly governments forcing people into the military.
Pressgang was forcing ordinary people in a port onto a boat to be sailors.