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      Inviting Suggestions on Care and Protection of Children of Incarcerated Prisoners
      Start Date 15/09/2026 - 12:00
      End Date 15/10/2026 - 17:45
      Time zone: IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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      Ministry: Ministry of Women and Child Development Sector:
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      Created : 15/09/2026
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      The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR), in collaboration with MyGov, invites suggestions for the preparation of a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) on the “Care and Protection of Children of Incarcerated Prisoners.”

      The SOP will be prepared with the objective of strengthening mechanisms for the identification, care, protection, rehabilitation, and overall welfare of children who are living with or are otherwise affected by the incarceration of their parents or guardians.

      The SOP seeks to ensure that the rights, safety, dignity, and best interests of such children are duly protected through a coordinated, child-sensitive, and holistic approach.

      NCPCR invites suggestions and inputs from stakeholders and citizens to help strengthen the proposed SOP and ensure effective mechanisms for the care, protection, and welfare of children affected by parental or guardian incarceration.

      Ananthanarayanan_8
      Ananthanarayanan
      2 days ago

      Dear Modiji, Many many happy returns of the day. I pray to the omniscient, omnipresent and omnipotent Almighty for Your Good Self's health and the Almighty may be pleased to keep Your Good Self hale and hearty. Yours faithfully, G.Ananathanarayanan

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      AryanGulati_6
      AryanGulati
      2 days 1 hour ago

      I propose the establishment of a mandatory digital tracking and single-window coordination system linking arresting law enforcement, district Child Welfare Committees, and prison authorities. This system should automatically trigger a child-welfare assessment within 24 hours of a parent's arrest to ensure no child is left unmonitored, unsupported, or vulnerable to falling into child-headed households.

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      subodh bansal
      2 days 1 hour ago

      My post no. 3 Father in jail then allow to meet wife and child weekly. If mother is in jail, then child can live with बाबा दादी, नाना नानी or with father, if child is happy. If child want yo live with mother then allow to live with mother in jail. Education can provide in jail or child can go outside jail for education. If mother is dangerous for child then mother can live in lockup but child can live in jail near by mother lockup. Child can meet mother in security guard presence. I am open for detail discussions Everything will decide by child.

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      subodh bansal
      2 days 2 hours ago

      My post no. 2 In my post no.1 i suggested that parents and children should live in family jail separately. I add few more suggestion. Child education can give in jail or child can go outside jail for education. B. If any parent is dangerous for child or spouse then parent/parents can live in lockup but child and spouse can live in jail without lockup. Child and spouse can meet in jail in presence of few female and male security guard.

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      YourName Khushal das Mangaldas Parekh
      YourName Khushal das Mangaldas Parekh
      2 days 3 hours ago

      Today i am wishing very Happy Birthday to Shree Narendra Modi ji, his vision and dedication for indian people's and country, which changed to Bhart from India, along with betterment of needy people as well as neighbouring countries. Still he will require to monitor few laws harressing common people of country, not needing people getting easyly facilities offered by government, which means for needed one. Official of GST, revenue and customs are thinking,they are doing work to get personal fees not for country's benifit as well as taxpayer community, this feeling of common people. Further want to do something for younger generation in education easy to achieve best as developing countries. Inculde promoting private health care need to increase public trust on government providing facilities to increase by getting trusted service by medical appointed professional. Believe in coming years common people will more happy and wishes long life to beloved Shree Narendra Modi ji. With regards.

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      BismanKaur_73
      BismanKaur_73
      2 days 6 hours ago

      Provide children with a safe and stable living environment. Ensure free and uninterrupted education and opportunities for skill development. Provide counselling and emotional support to help children cope with separation from their parents. Ensure access to proper food, healthcare, clothing, and basic necessities. Facilitate safe and regular contact with incarcerated parents, wherever appropriate. Protect children from stigma, discrimination, neglect, and social isolation. Provide financial assistance and welfare schemes to families facing economic difficulties. Create a strong child-protection system to identify and support children who may be at risk. Support family reunification when it is in the best interests of the child. Spread awareness that children should never be punished for the actions of their parents. “Every child deserves love, dignity, protection and the opportunity to build a bright future, regardless of their parent’s circumstances.”

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      DUMANITEJASBHAIJAGDISHCHANDRA
      DUMANITEJASBHAIJAGDISHCHANDRA
      2 days 17 hours ago

      The Hon'ble Prime Minister / MeitY Govt. of India Subject: Request for Strict Al Regulation Law Respected Sir, I am teacher from Bhavnagar, Gujarat. I am concerned about misuse of generative Al like deepfake photos, videos and voice cloning. My humble requests are: 1. Mandatory Watermarking: All Al-generated content must be labelled as 'Al Generated' to stop fake news, especially during elections. 2. ID-Based & Responsible Access: Powerful Al should be linked with user ID to trace misuse. It should be affordable for teacher, but not fully anonymous to prevent crime. 3. Protect Originality & Al Literacy: Include Al literacy in schools. Teach students to use Al for hints and concepts, not for direct copying, to protect creativity and original thinking. Kindly consider making a strong Al Act for India on these lines. Thanking you, Yours faithfully, A Concerned Citizen & Future Teacher Bhavnagar, Gujarat Date: 16-09-2026

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      PayalAgarwal_84
      2 days 18 hours ago

      Avoid negative thoughts among children set priority and preferences education and healthy life good books and literature school and extra curricular activities regular meeting and conversation with the parents allowing them to celebrate birthdays and anniversary's with the children helps the children secure bond with the parents Children can be given to adoptive parents under foster care adoption regulations Regular medical checkup counselling and guidance skill development and education social curricular activities indoor and outdoor games Healthy environment with the teachers and friends parents and medical officers the jail authority is necessary for the welfare of children affected by parents in carceration

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      PayalAgarwal_84
      2 days 19 hours ago

      Any child need a social life health education nutrition family C ARA provides regulations related to foster care and protection giving the child a social and family life under Juvenile justice act, the child can be below 18 given to adoptive parents In case a child has his parents who are in jail he requires regular counselling sessions to boost his moral and live survive successfully with confidence in the society He should be given regular education in normal schools Skill development helps him to raise his confidence and plan future survival successfully Regular communication conversation meeting with his parents in jail Active involvement in social activities sports can keep the child proactive and social environment He should be under trip vigilance of teachers and social workers counsellors and medical officers jail authority also to avoid negative thought about society and parents Boost his confidence to be a smart player in the social development

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      prashantsingh_1663
      prashantsingh_1663
      2 days 20 hours ago

      I strongly support NCPCR’s initiative to draft an SOP for the care and protection of children of incarcerated prisoners. Such children deserve dignity, safety, and equal opportunities. The SOP should ensure family-based care, uninterrupted education, mental health support, child-friendly visitation, and community awareness to reduce stigma. A coordinated approach involving CWCs, NGOs, schools, and healthcare providers is essential to safeguard their future

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