Indian Society

The rural population in India refers to people who live in the countryside, away from urban centers. India has a predominantly rural population, with around 66% of the population residing in rural areas.

The Constitution of India mentions the word 'minority' in various articles, including Article 29, 30, 350 A, and 350 B.

This term can also apply to communities that face disadvantages due to lack of infrastructure or geographical isolation. 

The number of individual ethnic groups recognized as STs is approximately 705.

Child mortality is a significant problem in India, although the country has made some progress in reducing child mortality rates over the years.

Child abuse is a serious issue in India, with various forms of physical, sexual, and emotional abuse being reported.

While the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, 2012 is an important piece of legislation aimed at protecting children from sexual abuse and exploitation

The pandemic has disrupted essential health and nutrition services for children, leading to an increase in malnutrition rates.

Child marriage often results in early pregnancies and childbirth, which can have serious health consequences for both the mother and child.

Vulnerable Section and Social Empowerment  Social empowerment refers to the process of increasing the capacity of individuals and groups in society to make choices and take actions that improve their…