Child Rights in Indian Constitution: An Analysis

Child rights are the claims of every child a human being to the government for growth and development without any kind of discrimination. This research paper focuses on children’s rights enshrined in the Part-III and IV of Indian Constitution which promote equality, fairness and the holistic development of children. Articles 15, 21- A, 24, 39, 45 and 51 A of Parts III and IV that are exclusively related with children are analyzed to prevent the children from exploitation. At the end of this paper some suggestions are incorporated for the protection of child rights. The Indian Constitution, secondary sources and qualitative research methodology are used to write this research paper.