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Superintendent of Police B. Rohith Raju has announced the launch of ‘Operation Smile-XII’ in Kothagudem district, to be conducted from January 1 to 31. The initiative aims to protect child rights, provide counselling to parents, and take strict legal action against offenders.

A tribal couple from Nalgonda allegedly sold their 10-day-old daughter to a childless couple in Andhra Pradesh due to financial hardship and a desire for a male heir. The incident came to light after a viral video showed the couple’s elder daughters pleading with them not to give away their sister.

A couple who had earlier abandoned their baby in the Ooyala cradle at Karimnagar's MCHC returned to reclaim the child. After thorough verification and counselling, the boy was handed over to them by child welfare officials on Wednesday.

The RPF Secunderabad Division conducts Operation Action Against Human Trafficking, working closely with NGOs and AHTUs. Officials urge public to report suspicious activity via helpline 139 to combat human trafficking

A total of 512 boys and 28 girls were from Telangana and 511 children including 38 girls were from other States

Keen to catch a glimpse of the historic monument in Hyderabad, three minors from Chhattisgarh, including a girl, just got into a train without even bothering to inform their parents.

The panel has also sought a copy of the statement of the first information report on children, their parents, and relevant records.

GWMC has identified 161 orphaned children under its jurisdiction spreading over Hanamkonda and Warangal following a field survey covering over 2.45 lakh households.

The women have children aged between six months to two years are sighted begging around the main centres like the Clock Tower, Ramgiri, bus-stand and NC College area in Nalgonda

The officials visited the thanda and interacted with the villagers, and relatives of the family that allegedly sold the baby.

An incident of a man selling his infant girl child came to light at Koyagudem in Sujatha Nagar mandal in the district

Hyderabad: As part of Operation Smile-VIII conducted in Cyberabad, the Madhapur zone team rescued a minor boy who was found to be engaged in child labour at a company in Chandanagar here on Friday late night. Following a tip-off, the She Team along with District Child Protection Unit officials reached the spot and found the […]

Warangal: Former chairperson of Child Welfare Committee (CWC), combined Warangal district, and President of Abhyudaya Seva Samiti, a non-governmental organisation (NGO), has urged the Odisha State government to provide textbooks of Odia language for children of the migrant workers of Odisha who have been working in the brick kiln units in the erstwhile Warangal district. […]

Warangal: The members of the Warangal winter warriors, a voluntary organisation, have distributed woolen sweaters among the physically challenged people and girl students staying in the hostels to face the cold conditions during this winter. Former chairperson of the Child Welfare Committee (CWC), erstwhile Warangal district, Mandala Parashuramulu, who was the chief guest at the […]

Hyderabad: The Meerpet police along with the Child Welfare Committee officials averted a child marriage and rescued a minor girl here on Friday. The parents of the minor girl from Nandanavanam area in Yadadri area had fixed her wedding with a youngster from their native village. “We received information that elders of both sides had […]

Hyderabad: As part of Operation Muskan -VII, eight children including girls were rescued from various places across Rachakonda Police Commissionerate here on Tuesday. The She Team from Bhongir division along with the District Child Protection Unit officials rescued a minor boy who was found begging along with his mother in Bhongir Rural. The duo was […]

Mandala Parashuramulu, former Child Welfare Committee chairperson appealed to parents to send their children to schools

We bring to your kind notice that in Telangana State, most of the UPHCs, PHCs and Basthi Dawakhanas do not have adequate number of ASHA workers.

While orphanages are working for kids who lost their parents, some institutions are also housing kids whose parents are undergoing treatment.

As a part of the Azadi Ka Amrut programme, the Warangal-based Abhyudaya Seva Samithi conducted a rally and held a meeting at Surjeet Nagar locality of New Shyampet here on Saturday