Child trafficking is a dreadful reality all around the world and it is getting worse in India. According to the NCRB, 51 percent of all trafficking victims were children, with more than 80 percent of them being girls. This figure is a sobering reminder of India’s growing child trafficking problem, which must be recognized and…
Education lays the foundation for a better life. It is the most effective catalyst for societal change. Education allows people to earn a living while simultaneously increasing their awareness of a variety of concerns, such as healthcare, good social behaviour, and understanding their rights. NGOs in India are attempting to educate these disadvantaged youngsters in…
In India, poor child education is a significant problem. On the one hand, despite our economic progress, a segment of the population continues to be deprived of fundamental necessities. The Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2003, was made possible thanks to the Indian Constitution. Children between the ages of 6 and 14 are…
