New Book on Juvenile Justice System in India Launched by Prime Point Foundation

Prime Point Foundation released 'Juvenile Justice System in India' by Priyadharshni Rahul at India Habitat Centre, New Delhi. The book explores India's juvenile justice framework and its global context, offering valuable insights for legal professionals, educators, and policymakers. It is available for free download.

New Delhi [India], August 20: The Prime Point Foundation has unveiled a groundbreaking book, 'Juvenile Justice System in India,' penned by Priyadharshni Rahul. The launch event took place on August 6, 2024, at India Habitat Centre, New Delhi. Dr Sukanta Majumdar, Minister of State for Education, released the book, with the first copy formally presented by Members of Parliament Bhatruhari Mahtab and Anurag Thakur.

This book, Rahul's fourth, delves deeply into child rights and the juvenile justice system, areas with few comprehensive handbooks. As a Supreme Court advocate, Rahul spent over a year conducting meticulous research to address juvenile crime reduction strategies. Her academic background in Political Science, Law, and Psychology lends the work a unique and comprehensive perspective, making it beneficial for legal professionals, students, and the public.

The publication offers an insightful analysis of India's juvenile justice framework, exploring socio-economic and psychological factors contributing to juvenile delinquency. Rahul also examines the influence of media and technology on public perception and policy-making, providing a comparative analysis with global standards. Concluding with future directions for juvenile justice in India, the book stands out as an essential resource for anyone invested in child welfare and the nation's youth.

(With inputs from agencies.)