Which central initiative by Indian Railways has rescued over 260 missing or trafficked children between January 2024 and April 2025?
Operation Nanhe Farishte
Operation Nanhe Farishte is an initiative run by the Railway Protection Force (RPF) of Indian Railways to rescue and reunite children found in distress, missing, runaway or trafficked, at railway stations and on trains.
Under this operation, RPF personnel identify vulnerable children on the rail network and hand them over to Child Line/child-welfare committees for care and restoration to their families.
The other names are not the RPF child-rescue programme; “Nanhe Farishte” (little angels) is the branded child-protection drive credited with rescuing thousands of children, including the figure cited here.
Hence, the correct initiative is Operation Nanhe Farishte.
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