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How the Indian Constitution Safeguards Children against Exploitative Labour through Fundamental Rights and State Policies

Author(s) Mr. Yadaiah J
Country India
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India has enacted several laws and constitutional provisions aimed at protecting children from exploitation and ensuring their right to education and a safe childhood. Several legislative and constitutional measures have been introduced by India to prevent exploitation of children and ensure that children can attain education and be provided a protected childhood. These measures over the years have undergone changes to suit various aspects like newer modes of labour, stronger enforcement mechanisms and international parameters. Knowledge regarding legal provisions on child labour is imperative for parents, teachers, policy makers and NGO's to implement child rights in the country. The caste and Varna systems have segregated society in various social sections. Some sections do not have the benefits and rights of having power or position but some groups of individuals receive benefits. The weaker sections have been called weaker sections. Rights were denied to these sections. Child labour is a serious issue which is faced by developing countries like India, a very deep-rooted problem of social system, poverty, illiteracy and many others, under the Indian Constitution-the Supreme law of the land, it has prohibited child labour and provided protections to the children. The several constitutional provisions on child labour and actions which has been taken against child labour have been discussed in this paper under Indian constitution and various other legislations.
Keywords KEYWORDS– Child labour, Indian Constitution, Child Labour Right to Health and Safety, Factories Act.
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Published In Volume 7, Issue 3, May-June 2026
Published On 2026-06-18
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