Archive · 1 Oct 2025
Supreme Court Asks Centre for Plan on Missing Children Portal
Imagine a special website where everyone can share information about missing kids.
The Supreme Court wants the government to create one of these.
This website would help track children who are kidnapped or trafficked across different states and even countries.
The court is asking the Home Ministry for their ideas on how to create this website to help find missing children and keep them safe.
Supreme Court is considering a national portal for missing children.
The court seeks the Home Ministry's response by October 14.
The goal is to improve coordination against child trafficking and kidnapping.
The portal aims to facilitate information sharing among states and with the Home Ministry.
The case involves a petition from Guria Swayam Sevi Sansthan.
- Who
- Supreme Court
- What
- Seeking the Centre's view on a national portal for missing children
- When
- October 14 (deadline for Centre's response)
- Where
- India
- Why
- To coordinate efforts against child trafficking and kidnapping
- Court
- Supreme Court
- Order
- Home Ministry to present view on national portal
- Ministry
- Home Ministry
- Purpose
- Coordinated fight against child trafficking and kidnapping
- Petitioner
- Guria Swayam Sevi Sansthan
- Next Hearing
- October 14
