Category: Child Rights
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Critical analysis of The National Policy for Children, 2013 with a special focus on Education
The Government had adopted the National Policy for Children, 2013 on 26th April 2013. The Policy recognised every person below the age of eighteen years as a child1 and covers all children within the territory and jurisdiction of the country2. It recognizes that a long-term multisectoral and integrated approach is necessary to secure the rights…
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Child Labour: A Turpitude in Child’s Life
Child labour is an international concern which not only spoils the future of those kids but brings them to the door of adversity and despair. A child at his tender age should be endowed with love, care and a fortuity to learn. Instead of training these young minds to fill their pockets they should be…
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Wake up! Our future is bleak!
If you have selfish, ignorant citizens, you’re going to get selfish, ignorant leaders – George Carlin There are a lot unaccounted number of people in the world who are homeless, and they range from different ages to different sex. But, let’s focus on one segment of such homeless people – Children. In other words, the…
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Child Labour – A bane!
Throughout our life, we may face multiple situations which most of the time require our effort to get solved. Have you ever asked yourself what happens when we cannot provide the effort which it is required to get things done? There exist institutions and concrete laws which can provide a helping hand in cases where…
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‘The Child Act’ – Towards a better India
This article has been written by Sarvesh P. Giri. Sarvesh is a Bachelor’s of Engg in Electronics and Telecommunication, 2015 batch from Mumbai University and pursuing LL.B. from Gopaldas Jhamatmal Advani Law College, Mumbai. “I am the child. All the world waits for my coming. All the earth watches with interest to see what I shall become. Civilization…
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