Children of incarcerated parents should be identified early and given counselling and education support. They should also get periodic supervised visits with their parent. A district-level system should track their welfare, and their identity should stay confidential to avoid stigma in school and public life.

To dear prime minister sir, I as a citizen of India feel ashamed to live in this country where women are treated like objects where delhi is the state where women are not allowed to breathe properly thukti hoon aise desh pai im sorry for saying this until India changes nothing will change kabhi socha hai ek ladki banna Kitna mushkil hai Bachpan se Sanskari bano, yaha mat baitho, ye mat pehno , ladke taadenge heck to all the people who see woman as a thing to use and leave I dare men for one day to wear sarees and get touched inappropriately and still take it silenlty and rebel against it and women will shut it down then men will understand the suffocating pain instead I also tell India to make breathing illegal for woman am I right? Because opposite gender is not supposed to hang out together you think this stops the rapes? Funny if you think it stops its a hilarious joke 80 rapes cases are reported in India parks are illegal heck even wearing what she wants is illegal let her be aliv

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Key suggestions for the proposed SOP on the Care and Protection of Children of Incarcerated Prisoners:Confidential Database: Establish a district-level registry to track these children and ensure they seamlessly receive existing welfare benefits and healthcare.Child-Friendly Visits: Redesign prison meeting rooms to be open and barrier-free (removing glass/mesh partitions) to minimize trauma and support family bonding.Mental Health & Support: Mandate regular psychological counseling via schools or local Child Welfare Committees (CWCs) to tackle social stigma and isolation.Educational Continuity: Provide direct financial aid, free learning materials, and residential school options to prevent dropouts, child labor, or early marriage.Support Kinship Care: Prioritize financial and legal assistance to extended families or relative guardians so children can stay in a family environment rather than childcare institutions.

Key Suggestions for the SOP on Care and Protection of Children of Incarcerated Prisoners** 1. **Age-Appropriate Categorization in Children's Homes:** Children staying in Child Care Institutions (CCIs) or Homes should be categorized and grouped according to their age bracket to ensure proper care, safety, and targeted development: * **Group 1:** Up to 8 years old * **Group 2:** 9 to 14 years old * **Group 3:** 15 to 18 years old 2. Vocational and Skill Development Training:** Arrangements for age-appropriate Skill Development and Vocational Training programs should be made within the Homes to empower these children and prepare them for self-reliance and smooth social reintegration. 3. **Full-Time Psychiatrist/Counselor Support:** A full-time Psychiatrist or Mental Health Professional should be appointed in every Home to address psychological trauma, provide r

The SOP should adopt a child-centred, rights-based approach, keeping the best interests, safety, dignity and development of every child as the priority. It should establish a system for early identification and confidential registration of children of incarcerated parents, followed by assessment of their care, protection, health, education and financial needs. Safe family-based care should be prioritised, with alternative care arranged where necessary. Children should receive uninterrupted education, healthcare, nutrition, counselling and access to eligible government welfare schemes. The SOP should provide child-friendly arrangements for maintaining safe contact with incarcerated parents through visits, calls or video communication, wherever appropriate. Clear procedures should address risks of neglect, abuse, child labour, trafficking and exploitation. Responsibilities of prison authorities, Child Welfare Committees, DCPUs, schools, health departments, police, legal services and NGOs

राष्ट्रगीत ‘वन्दे मातरम्’ के 150वें वर्ष के उपलक्ष्य में विद्या भारती अखिल भारतीय शिक्षा संस्थान के आह्वान पर आयोजित राष्ट्रव्यापी ‘नमामि भारतम्’ कार्यक्रम में आज देशभर में राष्ट्रभाव, एकता और देशभक्ति का व्यापक स्वर दिखाई दिया। निर्धारित समय प्रातः 11 बजे, देशभर के 25,000 से अधिक स्थानों पर विद्यार्थियों, पूर्व विद्यार्थियों, आचार्यों, अभिभावकों तथा जनसमुदाय ने एक साथ सम्पूर्ण वन्दे मातरम् का सामूहिक गान किया। विद्या भारती के अनुसार, इस राष्ट्रव्यापी आयोजन में 75 लाख से अधिक लोगों ने सहभागिता की। देश के महानगरों से लेकर छोटे नगरों, ग्रामों और विद्यालयों तक एक ही समय में गूंजे वन्दे मातरम् के स्वर ने राष्ट्रीय एकता और सामूहिक सहभागिता की भावना को अभिव्यक्त किया। कार्यक्रम का प्रमुख उद्देश्य राष्ट्रगीत ‘वन्दे मातरम्’ के 150वें वर्ष को स्मरण करना तथा इसके माध्यम से नई पीढ़ी और समाज के विभिन्न वर्गों में राष्ट्रभाव को सामूहिक रूप से अभिव्यक्त करना था। एक ही निर्धारित समय पर देश के हजारों स्थानों पर सम्पूर्ण वन्दे मातरम् का गायन इस आयोजन की प्रमुख विशेषता रही। एक समय, एक स्वर

1). Mandatory identification at the time of arrest Police should record whether the arrested person has children or dependants. The child's age, current caregiver, residence, schooling, health needs and immediate safety concerns should be recorded. 2). Immediate child-safety assessment A child should not automatically be placed in institutional care merely because a parent has been arrested. Authorities should first assess whether the child can safely remain with the other parent, relatives, or another suitable caregiver. Separation from family should be treated as a measure of last resort and guided by the best interests of the child. 3). Children living with incarcerated mothers Children residing with their mothers in prison should receive regular assessment of nutrition, health and education.

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.

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