The Government of India has issued and
a published content on various rights related to the Children and
has documented them and has communicated to the world united
organization sector. The programs which are organized and the
achievements found in the past years from 1997, 2007 and 2011 in
three successful terms and are reported in detail. The report has
been verified and studied through by the World Organization has
asked India to study on various issues. The next year in 2020 in May
or in the month of June India will have to submit the report. Apart
from the Child rights, other institutes, individually also they can
submit the report on the relevant matters as well. This is to
certify that whether the Indian Government has provided the correct
information on various issues regarding the Child Rights under SDG-
Sustainable Development Goals the targets set to improve, whether
they have applied laws and norms so on. The expectations or on
various views group discussions were conducted. The target was to
address the issues of the age group of 0 to 18 years of children.
This is the age where they are exploited to the maximum. There are
situations at home as well as the outside where they can be
vulnerable. So need to be cautious about the situations. It is not
safe nowadays to be alone.
There were important dignitaries to enlighten on the matters namely
Mr Pratap UNICEF Hyderabad, Mrs Padmini R. Rao the report
coordinator, Mr Vasudev Sharma C.R.T Bangalore, Mr Lakhsmipati
Government representative and Mr Ragavendra Ballari unit member all
these members put a thought on how to prepare a report to submit to
the World Organization sector. They insisted on child education and
teachers for every class in the school. Up to 18 years of age there
should be free education.
Mohan and Vijayalakhmi of 7th students were taken to Benson town for
the participation and discussion programme. The topic was on
National children Policy of 2013. There was a need of discussion on
it and to draw certain conclusions and for the signature campaign.
Mr Vasudev Sharma C.R.T Bangalore elaborated on the topic. Children
Rights namely right to live, protection, development, and
participation were explained. The present scenario and the current
position were assessed. What are the challenges now and in near
future were discussed in the group to draw some guidelines and
solutions. After the discussion common points were highlighted:
lagging behind in education, shortage of teachers, malnutrition,
deprivation of fundamental rights, less space and rooms in schools,
no play ground, non familiarity, no transport, poverty, migration,
gender discrimination, safety issues, exploitation, harassment, not
pulpit to express views and lack of opportunities. There were other
senior members in group to observe and guide at the discussion hours
