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According to the National Charter for Children, which article of the Indian Constitution allows the State to make special provisions for children?
According to the National Charter for Children, which article of the Indian Constitution allows the State to make special provisions for children?
- Article 14(2)
- Article 21.A
- Article 15(3) (correct)
- Article 16(B)
What age group of children is entitled to free and compulsory education according to the National Charter for Children?
What age group of children is entitled to free and compulsory education according to the National Charter for Children?
- Three to twelve years
- Seven to fifteen years
- Six to fourteen years (correct)
- Five to sixteen years
In which city was the National Charter for Children, 2003 adopted?
In which city was the National Charter for Children, 2003 adopted?
- Mumbai
- Kolkata
- Chennai
- New Delhi (correct)
What is the main purpose of the National Charter for Children?
What is the main purpose of the National Charter for Children?
According to the National Charter for Children, what does the State of India ensure for children of a certain age?
According to the National Charter for Children, what does the State of India ensure for children of a certain age?
According to the National Charter for Children, what age group of children is entitled to free and compulsory education?
According to the National Charter for Children, what age group of children is entitled to free and compulsory education?
In which part of the Indian Constitution is the provision for special provisions for children enshrined?
In which part of the Indian Constitution is the provision for special provisions for children enshrined?
What is the main purpose of the National Charter for Children, 2003?
What is the main purpose of the National Charter for Children, 2003?
Which article of the Indian Constitution allows the State to make special provisions for children?
Which article of the Indian Constitution allows the State to make special provisions for children?
What does the Constitution of India enshrine in both Part III and IV regarding the cause and best interest of children?
What does the Constitution of India enshrine in both Part III and IV regarding the cause and best interest of children?
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National Charter for Children Overview
- Article 15(3) of the Indian Constitution permits the State to create special provisions for children.
- Children aged 6 to 14 are entitled to free and compulsory education as per the National Charter for Children.
- The National Charter for Children, 2003 was adopted in the city of New Delhi.
- The primary aim of the National Charter for Children is to ensure the rights, protection, and development of children in India.
- The State of India is mandated to ensure adequate care, education, and protection for all children aged 0 to 18 years.
- The provision for special measures for children is enshrined in Part III (Fundamental Rights) and Part IV (Directive Principles of State Policy) of the Indian Constitution.
- The Constitution emphasizes understanding and prioritizing the best interests of children while formulating laws and policies.
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