Order, 2017
A order made under the The Commissions for Protection of Child Rights Act, 2005.
Made under The Commissions for Protection of Child Rights Act, 2005.
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Receipt No :161022/20 A 17/0/0 SECRETARY, WC Rakesh Srivastava Secretary DO No. 13/3/2017-CVV-I- Part(1) Dear File No.CW-1-13/3/2017-CW-1-Part(1) 36 vn-R-41 4-4-9, 9-4 - 110001 Government of India Ministry of Women & Child Development Shastri Bhawan, New Delhi-110001 You would agree that children are the most valuable asset of our society. They are the future of the country which needs to be shaped with great care and sensitivity. 2 NCERT is doing very important job of inculcating the young minds of children in an excellent manner. Ministry of Women & Child Development also has been working to protect the interest of the children in the society and to ensure a safe environment and better future for them.
3 Though the Ministry has framed various important legislations to protect children's interest (JJ Act, 2015, POCSO 2012, child Marriage Act etc). It is observed that there is a gap between the intended benefits offered by these legislations and children. They often remain unaware of these rights and laws which can provide them protection. A child needs to be aware regarding the action to be taken by her/him to ensure protection of her/his rights, when under any kind of threat. 4 It is also felt that it is imperative to teach the young minds the concepts of gender parity, individual freedom and ethics to ensure that they grow into responsible adults and help creating a fair and just society in future.
5 In view of the forgoing, I would request you to kindly consider following proposals.
i) The back side of NCERT course books for children should be used for advertising child helpline (1098), POCSO e-box, punishment due for child marriage etc.
ii) There should be a chapter in Social science regarding the issues mentioned in pare 4 above. The narrative should continue till class 12th for having a reasonable impact on young minds.
6. Ministry of WCD can provide detailed inputs regarding the topics suggested above if required. We offer our full cooperation in the matter. With regards.
Your Sincerely, (Rakesh Srivastava) Director, NCERT Sri Aurobindo Marg New Delhi — 110016 Shastri Elhawan, Dr. Rajender Prasad Road, New Delhi-110001 Tel. : 011-23383586 Fax : 011.23381495 E-mail : secy.wcd@nic.in Rakesh $rlvastaw* DO No. 131312017-CW-l- Part{1) You would agree ihat chifdren are the most vsluable asset of our sociely, They ar* the future of the country which needs to be siraped wiih great care and sensitivity. 2 NCIRT is doing very impofiant job of inculcating the young minds of children in an excellent manner. Ministry of Women & Ch,ld Developrnent also has been working to protect the interest of the children in the saciety and to ensure a safe environment and better future for them.
3 Though the Ministry has fiamed various important legisiations to protect children's intereel (JJ Act, 2015, POCSO 2012, child Marriage Act etc). lt is observed that there is a gap between the intended benefits offered by these legislations and children. They often remain unaware of these rights and laws which can provide them protection. A child needs to be aware regarding the action to be taken by her/him to enslire protection of herlhis rights, when under any kind of threat, 4 lt is also felt that it is imporative to teach the young minds the concepts of gender parity, individuel freedom and ethics to ensure that they grow into responsibfe adults and help creating a fair and just society in future.
5 In view af the forgoing, I would reguest you to kindly consider following proposals, i) The back side of NCERT cour$e books for children should be used for advertising child helptine (1098), FOCSO e-box, punishment due for child marriage etc.
ii) There should be a chapter in $ociel science rogarding lhe issues mentioned in para 4 above. The narrative should continue till class 12th for having a reasonable impact 0n young minds,
6. Mi*istry of WCD can provide detailed inputs regarding the topics suggested above if required. We offer our full cooperation in the matter. With regards, Your Sincerely, \q- {Rakeeh Srivastava} Director, NCERT $riAurobindo Marg "{qq}F{ Gsvavirwleslt of ifi qJia wis nd
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- Appointment for Members of the Delhi Commission for Protection of Child Rights Notification 2017
- Letter dated 28 feb 2017 Order 2017
- Letter dated 6 sep 2017 Order 2017
- Letter dated 26 mar 2015 Order 2015
- Notification dated 06 Nov 2015 Notification 2015
- Notification dated 21 Sep 2015 Notification 2015
- The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (Amendment) Rules, 2014 Rule 2014
- The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (Second Amendment) Rules, 2014 Rule 2014
- all the Sessions Judges, Additional Sessions Judges and Ad-hoc Additional Sessions Judges, to preside over the Special Courts constituted under section 25 of the said Act, to exercise jurisdiction and power under the commissions for protection of child Right Act 2005, for the area comprising within the sessions division for which they are appointed under section 9 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973. Notification 2014
- Notification No. 3528 specifies Fast Track Court of Additional Sessions Judge as Children's Court Notification 2013
- Notification dated 28 May 2013 Notification 2013
All of the The Commissions for Protection of Child Rights Act, 2005
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