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22 June 2025

Child Labour in India: Recent Trends and Enforcement

Child Labour in India (2024–25) ‌ Child Labour in India (2024–25) ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ 🟦 1. Context & Overview India has witnessed a significant rise in efforts to combat child labour in the year 2024–25. Over 53,000 children were rescued from exploitative labour conditions, highlighting both the scale of the issue and the enforcement response. A joint report by Just Rights for Children (JRC) and the Centre for Legal Action and Behaviour Change (C-LAB) , titled “Building the Case for Zero: How Prosecution Acts as a Tipping Point to End Child Labour” , presents data, enforcement gaps, and recommendations for long-term solutions. ‌ 🟦 2. Key Data from Rescue Operations Time Frame : April 1, 2024 – March 31, 2025 Rescue Ops : 38,889 coordinated operations across 24 states/UTs Children Rescued : 53,651 Top 5 States by Rescues : Telangana – 11,063 Bihar – 3,974 Rajasthan – 3,847 Uttar Pradesh – 3,804 Delhi – 2,588 These same states also reported the highest number of a...

🛡️ Invasions of Nadir Shah and Ahmad Shah Abdali (18th Century India)

DECLINE OF THE MUGHAL EMPIRE – ANATOMY OF IMPLOSION IN 18TH CENTURY INDIA The 18th century marked a period of significant political, economic, and military upheaval across the Indian subcontinent. The decline of the Mughal Empire, once the most formidable polity in India, paved the way for the rise of regional powers, increasing autonomy of nobles, European colonial interventions, and external invasions that accelerated imperial disintegration. This transformation was not merely the result of individual weakness but rather a culmination of structural, systemic, and geopolitical factors. Aurangzeb’s Legacy and Precursor Faultlines Though the Mughal Empire reached its greatest territorial expanse under Aurangzeb, this expansion came at immense administrative and fiscal costs. Aurangzeb’s policies sowed seeds of long-term instability: Overextension : The prolonged Deccan campaigns drained the imperial treasury and overstretched the military. Integration of Marathas and Deccani noble...

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