In the Earlier part of the 20th century, ‘Child Rights’ remains a serious problem in many parts of the world. India, is not an
exemption, even it is blessed with the important legislations, constitutional provisions and remarkable judgments on child rights,
which is always build on the platform of relevant regional and international mechanisms and international standards of
behaviour towards children, still it fails while addressing and eliminating the issues of children mostly from the deep roots of our
Indian society.
Here in this Paper researcher suggest some innovative measures through a close understanding of the socio-cultural Identities of
the Indian Society, which helps to eradicate the ‘extreme roots of poverty’, charging means (Economic & Social) towards child
labour and child trafficking, with the strong support of Constitutional Norms and Innovative socio-educational nuances in the
Indian society. These measures are succeeded to a large extend in the ‘Rurban’ areas of India.