 Hello, I welcome you all once again to my channel Explore Education. I am Dr. Rashmi Singh, Assistant Professor, Department of Education, Mrs. Khanda Galsh Reed College. And in the series of discussing various programs, policies, constitutional provisions and legislations regarding rights of child in India, this is my last video with you all, which is discussing the national programs of India regarding rights of child. So this lecture will be in bilingual mode, and it must be useful for your general as well as your educational purposes. For national programs, there are lots of national programs which are dealing with the rights of child in India. First of all, midday meal scheme, Rajiv Gandhi National Cresce scheme for the children of working mothers, the Shishu Grih scheme, Integrated Child Development Services, which is known as ICDS, Sarva Shiksha Bihan, SSA, Scheme on Community-Based Production of Nutritious Food, Scheme for Working Children in Need of Care and Protection, Pilot Project to Combat the Trafficking of Women and Children for Commercial Sexual Exploitation, Commission for Protection of Child Rights Act 2005, Integrated Program for Street Children, Central Adoption Results Authority, which is known as CARA and Integrated Child Protection Scheme, which is known as ICPS. So this lecture will be in bilingual mode, and it will be in bilingual mode, and it must be useful for children of working mothers, children in need of care and protection. If someone has been trapped in trafficking, then sexual exploitation is done, then what to do for that? The Commission has made a child rights protection, which is in the hands of Street Children, whose parents are not there. What are the programs that are used for them? because they already have a lot of them. So let's quickly cover one by one. What is the mid-day meal scheme? We know about it. We have read it with a view to enhancing enrollment retention and attendance and simultaneously improving nutritional levels among children. The National Program of Nutritional Support to Primary Education was launched as a centrally sponsored scheme on 15th August 1995. On the primary and elementary level, the child's enrollment increased. They stayed there. The attendance increased. They came every day. And their nutritional levels were also improved. This scheme was launched for this. Nutritional Support to Primary Education. That is, the children in primary education can be provided according to their posture. So in 2008, what happened? It was MDMS. It was a cooked mid-day meal scheme. The scheme was further extended in 2002 not only children studying in government, government-aided and local body schools, but also children studying in the Education Guarantee Scheme and Alternative and Innovation Education Centres. In 2001, it happened that it was cooked mid-day meal scheme. In 2002, it happened that only government, government-aided and local body schools and the children in the Education Guarantee Scheme and the Alternative and Innovation Education Centres were all given mid-day meal scheme. Then Rajeev Gandhi National Fresh Scheme was launched in 2006 and it says in the Ministry of Women and Child Development that affordable childcare facilities to working mothers. For the children who work, the scheme provides a safe and nurturing environment for children of working women while their mothers are at work. When mothers are at work, the children are given a safe and nurturing environment. But I don't know where this scheme goes. I have never seen this scheme on paper. It is not very popular. But it is very, indeed it is very useful and very useful. Because it works very well and it is very difficult for the children. They are not able to take care of themselves. Then Shishugraha Scheme, it is a scheme that promotes child adoption. If a child wants to take a code, it is a scheme. This scheme comes under the Integrated Child Protection Scheme. It comes under ICPS. In Integrated Child Development Services, it provides supplementary nutrition. The lack of nutrition, the pre-school education to the children is a popular flagship program of the government. This government is a very popular program. It has been launched in 1975 while it is the largest program providing an integrated package of service for the holistic development of the child. It is a centralised concert scheme implemented by State Government. It is a centralised concert scheme implemented by State Governments and Union Territories. This scheme is universal, covering all the districts of the country. It has reached every district of the country in which you have to give nutrition to the child, take care of him, and provide him with more resources. We know about Sir Vashik Shabian. This is also a flagship program of the Government of India in 2001 so that we can get universalisation of elementary education, which is called UEE. When we insert this in Article 21 that we have to provide free and compulsory and good quality education to the children of 6 to 14 years old. Then the scheme on community-based production of nutritious food says that we have to give supplementary food of high quality. Vulnerable groups, pre-school children, pregnant and lactating mothers, who give milk to the children, mothers, and pregnant women, we have to give them everything. At these units, they are ready to eat. They are RTE. They are prepared with roasted Syrian pulses and freshly cooked food. We have to provide them with good food so that they don't have to reach them. And the need of care and protection are the children who need the help of domestic health, the help of the household, the help of roadside hospitals, the help of mechanical shops. We have this scheme for them which will share the gap between their food, their recreation, sports equipment. Then the pilot project to combat the trafficking of women and children for commercial sexual exploitation. The victims of trafficking, sexual abuse, women and children have this scheme for them. It includes networking with law enforcement agencies. It is also linked to the law. It will help you with the law. It will help you with the rescue operation. Temporary shelter, then protection of child rights act 2005. This is your act in 2005 and in 2006 it has been adopted. It is called NCPCR, National Commission for Protection of Child Rights. And it has been effective since 2005-2007. What does it deal with? All matters relating to children. All matters related to children. How does it deal with the rights of the children? How is it effective? This is a child rights act for everyone. In 2005. And the integrated program for street children, who live on the streets, who do not have a home, how can we withdraw them from their life on the street in their place, in the national mainstream. They can be picked up from the streets or we can include them in the mainstream. They can be protected for health, sanitation, hygiene, cleaning, facilities, everything. So that the neglected street children can take care of them. And there is a task, Central Adoption Resource Authority. It is an autonomous body under the Ministry of Women and Child Development. Its mandate is to find a loving and caring family for every orphan, destitute, surrendered child. No mis-happening has been made for the children. It is a mandate for all of them to provide a loving and caring family for this people. 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