​The 'Bala Raksha' initiative is a dedicated effort focused on the safety, protection, and overall well-being of vulnerable children. By creating a secure environment, this program addresses critical issues like child labor, abuse, and exploitation. Through proactive monitoring, awareness campaigns in schools,
and rapid response teams, the police work alongside child welfare committees to...
Delhi-NCR continues to strengthen women and child welfare through expanded healthcare, education, nutrition, and safety initiatives. Government programs are focusing on maternal and child health, improved access to quality education, skill development, financial inclusion, and support for self-help groups. Enhanced child protection services, women’s safety measures, and digital access to...
Haryana continues to enhance women and child welfare through focused initiatives in education, healthcare, nutrition, safety, and economic empowerment. The state is strengthening schemes that support maternal and child health, improve access to quality education, and promote financial independence through self-help groups and skill development programs.
Campaigns encouraging gender equality,...
Maharashtra continues to strengthen women and child welfare through initiatives focused on health, nutrition, education, safety, and economic empowerment. Government programs are expanding maternal and child healthcare services, improving access to nutritional support, and promoting girls’ education through scholarships and awareness campaigns. Self-Help Groups (SHGs) and skill...
Manipur continues to strengthen women and child welfare through expanded healthcare, nutrition, education, and social protection initiatives. The state government, in coordination with central welfare schemes, has enhanced maternal and child health services, upgraded Anganwadi centres, and promoted women's empowerment through self-help groups and skill development programmes.
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New Delhi, India – The Supreme Court of India today delivered a landmark ruling prioritizing a child's welfare above all else, reversing its own previous custody order after noting the "calamitous effect" it had on the 12-year-old boy's mental health. Justices Vikram Nath and Prasanna B Varale emphasized that custody decisions must be "moulded" to serve the child's best interests,...
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