Mobile, AI, Stakeholder Coordination & Legal Case Management Technology for the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights
A statutory body under the Ministry of Women and Child Development, ensuring every child's rights are protected across all 36 states and UTs.
The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) is a statutory body established in March 2007 under the CPCR Act, 2005. The Commission ensures that all laws, policies, and administrative mechanisms align with child rights as enshrined in the Constitution of India and the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC). Any person below 18 years of age is treated as a child.
NCPCR currently operates seven digital portals — all web-only, with no mobile applications, AI layers, or structured external stakeholder interfaces.
Key Insight from RTI Documentation: The IT/Computer Cell operates with NIC support. NIC develops functional but rarely modern, mobile-capable, or AI-enabled systems. NCPCR can independently procure complementary solutions — and our solutions are designed precisely as extensions of, not replacements for, NIC's existing work.
Independently deployable technology solutions that extend NCPCR's digital infrastructure into areas NIC has not yet addressed.
Each solution integrates with existing NIC-built portals without requiring any changes to NCPCR's current systems.
| Solution | Type | NCPCR Cells Served | Portals Integrated | Primary Benefit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BaalRakshak | Android + iOS App | JJ Cell RTE Cell Grievance Cell | Baal Swaraj OOSC Portal eBaalNidaan | Offline field capability for 700+ districts |
| SaathPortal | Secure Web Portal | All Cells Policy & Research Division | eBaalNidaan MIS Portal | First-ever structured NGO coordination layer |
| SmartNidaan | AI Layer + WhatsApp + SMS | Grievance Cell POCSO Cell RTE Cell JJ Cell | eBaalNidaan | Eliminates manual triage; adds WhatsApp intake |
| LegalDocket | Secure Web Application | Legal Cell Chairperson's Office | eBaalNidaan | Digitises the only major NCPCR unit with no digital system |
Technology alone isn't enough. We help NCPCR reach every citizen, every parent, every child — through strategic digital marketing that educates, empowers, and engages.
NCPCR's mandate is pan-India child rights protection — but awareness of its portals, helplines, and services remains critically low outside urban India. With 500 million WhatsApp users, 600 million internet users, and a growing rural digital base, a structured digital presence is no longer optional. Our digital marketing services are tailored specifically for a government statutory body, fully compliant with government communication guidelines, and designed to reach India's most vulnerable communities.