Introduction India is home to one of the largest child populations in the world, with nearly 472 million children below the age of 18 according to population estimates. Their well-being will determine not only the future of individual families but also the future of the country itself. Over the last decade, India has made important...

Introduction The internet has transformed communication, education, entertainment, and access to information across the world. However, alongside these benefits, digital platforms have also become spaces where serious crimes occur, including the circulation of Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM). The rapid growth of social media, cloud storage, encrypted messaging apps, and anonymous online networks has made...

Introduction On a busy afternoon in a small town market, a group of young performers suddenly gathers in a circle. Within minutes, curious onlookers stop, forming a crowd. What begins as a simple act soon turns into a powerful story about child labour. By the end of the performance, the audience is not just watching...

Child Labour Act and Laws in India Introduction Child labour remains one of the most persistent social and economic challenges in many developing countries, including India. Despite significant legal progress and policy interventions, millions of children are still engaged in work that interferes with their education, health, and overall development. Child labour is not merely...

Introduction The internet and artificial intelligence (AI) are reshaping childhood faster than nearly any previous technological shift. For children, digital tools bring enormous opportunities: access to learning resources, creative tools, social connection, and new forms of play. At the same time, unrestricted or poorly guided use exposes children to serious harms — from cyberbullying and...