Analyzing the progress and dilemmas of ending child marriage in India from a human rights perspective

Child marriage is a distressing and pervasive practice that continues to plague societies worldwide, and India stands as a prominent example of its prevalence. This thesis seeks to shed light on the issue of child marriage in India, with a particular focus on girls. By analyzing the pertinent international legal framework, examining the prevailing situation and root causes of girls' child marriage, assessing the government's initiatives to combat this problem, and providing thoughtful conclusions and recommendations, this research aims to contribute to a deeper understanding of the issue and propose effective strategies for its eradication.