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DCPCR to Launch WhatsApp Chatbot for Public Interaction, Complaints Registration
The Delhi Commission for Protection of Child Rights (DCPCR) is set to launch a WhatsApp chatbot to interact with people and help them register their complaints. The DCPCR is the apex statutory authority of Delhi government to protect, promote and monitor the implementation of rights and policies related to children such as education, immunisation, ...
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WhatsApp Chatbot On Child Rights Soon To Help People Register Complaints
The Delhi Commission for Protection of Child Rights will launch a WhatsApp chatbot to interact with people and help them register their complaints.
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Delhi Commission For Protection Of Child Rights Early Warning System Helps Students Resume Formal Education
The early warning system is a collaboration between the DoE, the Delhi government and the DCPCR. It aims to protect the ‘at-risk’ children and bring them back to school.
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"Poor Quality" Of Education: Rights Body Notice To BJP-Run Body In Delhi
Reacting to the DCPCR notice, MCD said that according to the National Achievement Survey (NAS) 2021, more than 70 per cent of schools in Delhi are non-MCD institutions - "a fact that seems to have been overlooked by DCPCR"
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Delhi Civic Body Issued Notice To Explain "Poor Performance" In Schools
The Delhi Commission for Protection of Child Rights (DCPCR) issued a notice to the BJP-controlled municipal corporation in the city today, seeking an explanation within two weeks for the "poor" performance of primary schools.
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Delhi Government Tells Schools To Promptly Share Documents Sought By Juvenile Justice Boards, CWCs
The directive by the government comes after the Delhi Commission for Protection of Child Rights (DCPCR) said it was facing certain difficulties in rehabilitation and inquiries into matters where children are victims of crime and or in conflict with law.
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Childhood Getting Lost In Cages Of Beliefs, Need To Break These Bars: Manish Sisodia
Manish Sisodia was speaking at the launch of the Children First-Journal on Children's Lives by the Delhi Commission For Protection of Child Rights (DCPCR). The journal's first issue is on the theme of impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the lives of children.
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Over 2,000 Children In Delhi Lost Either 1 Or Both Parents To COVID-19: Report
Over 2,000 children in Delhi have lost either one or both parents to COVID-19, with 67 of them losing both their parents, since the pandemic outbreak in March last year, says a survey conducted by the Delhi Commission For Protection of Child Rights.
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32 Children Orphaned In Covid Pandemic In Delhi: Child Rights Panel Chief
The Delhi Commission For Protection of Child Rights (DCPCR) has identified 32 children who were orphaned during the COVID-19 pandemic in the national capital.
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Delhi Commission For Protection Of Child Rights, Ashoka University Start ‘Child Rights Fellowship'
Through this collaboration, the commission said, it aims to provide an opportunity for young professionals to create real, sustainable change on the ground. The applications for the first cohort of the fellowship are now open and interested candidates can apply on or before January 4.
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DCPCR to Launch WhatsApp Chatbot for Public Interaction, Complaints Registration
The Delhi Commission for Protection of Child Rights (DCPCR) is set to launch a WhatsApp chatbot to interact with people and help them register their complaints. The DCPCR is the apex statutory authority of Delhi government to protect, promote and monitor the implementation of rights and policies related to children such as education, immunisation, ...
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WhatsApp Chatbot On Child Rights Soon To Help People Register Complaints
The Delhi Commission for Protection of Child Rights will launch a WhatsApp chatbot to interact with people and help them register their complaints.
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Delhi Commission For Protection Of Child Rights Early Warning System Helps Students Resume Formal Education
The early warning system is a collaboration between the DoE, the Delhi government and the DCPCR. It aims to protect the ‘at-risk’ children and bring them back to school.
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"Poor Quality" Of Education: Rights Body Notice To BJP-Run Body In Delhi
Reacting to the DCPCR notice, MCD said that according to the National Achievement Survey (NAS) 2021, more than 70 per cent of schools in Delhi are non-MCD institutions - "a fact that seems to have been overlooked by DCPCR"
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Delhi Civic Body Issued Notice To Explain "Poor Performance" In Schools
The Delhi Commission for Protection of Child Rights (DCPCR) issued a notice to the BJP-controlled municipal corporation in the city today, seeking an explanation within two weeks for the "poor" performance of primary schools.
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Delhi Government Tells Schools To Promptly Share Documents Sought By Juvenile Justice Boards, CWCs
The directive by the government comes after the Delhi Commission for Protection of Child Rights (DCPCR) said it was facing certain difficulties in rehabilitation and inquiries into matters where children are victims of crime and or in conflict with law.
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Childhood Getting Lost In Cages Of Beliefs, Need To Break These Bars: Manish Sisodia
Manish Sisodia was speaking at the launch of the Children First-Journal on Children's Lives by the Delhi Commission For Protection of Child Rights (DCPCR). The journal's first issue is on the theme of impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the lives of children.
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Over 2,000 Children In Delhi Lost Either 1 Or Both Parents To COVID-19: Report
Over 2,000 children in Delhi have lost either one or both parents to COVID-19, with 67 of them losing both their parents, since the pandemic outbreak in March last year, says a survey conducted by the Delhi Commission For Protection of Child Rights.
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32 Children Orphaned In Covid Pandemic In Delhi: Child Rights Panel Chief
The Delhi Commission For Protection of Child Rights (DCPCR) has identified 32 children who were orphaned during the COVID-19 pandemic in the national capital.
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Delhi Commission For Protection Of Child Rights, Ashoka University Start ‘Child Rights Fellowship'
Through this collaboration, the commission said, it aims to provide an opportunity for young professionals to create real, sustainable change on the ground. The applications for the first cohort of the fellowship are now open and interested candidates can apply on or before January 4.
