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Delhi Schools Launch POCSO Awareness Drive With Safety and Self-Defence Training

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Delhi schools are rolling out 'good touch, bad touch' awareness sessions this month as part of a child protection campaign under the POCSO Act. Child protection committees are to be set up across all schools by the end of July. Teachers and staff will undergo training on POCSO provisions and child safety protocols. The initiative brings together police personnel, counsellors, and anganwadi workers to support implementation. Students will additionally receive self-defence training and sessions on gender sensitisation.

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