The Lost Generation: Exploring Juvenile Delinquency in India

In the vast and diverse tapestry of India, the challenges we face are as multifarious as our people. One of the most pressing concerns that has long plagued our society is the issue of juvenile delinquency. The youth, the future of our nation, sometimes find themselves entangled in the web of criminality, often becoming the lost generation – a generation marred by untapped potential and unfulfilled promise. This book stands as a collective endeavor, a symphony of voices from various corners of the world—eminent scholars, legal luminaries, and dedicated professionals who have lent their expertise and insights to explore the intricate issue of juvenile delinquency in India.

“The Lost Generation: Exploring Juvenile Delinquency in India,”represents a convergence of knowledge, experience, and perspectives. The contributors hail from diverse national and international universities, institutions, and hold various legal positions. Their collaboration in crafting this comprehensive exploration of juvenile delinquency in India is a testament to the book’s depth and breadth.

Juvenile delinquency in India, like in many parts of the world, is a complex and multifaceted concern. It is imperative that we approach it with a multidisciplinary lens. Our authors bring to the table a rich tapestry of expertise in fields such as law, sociology, psychology, education, and criminology. This diversity of knowledge enables us to delve deep into the intricacies of the issue, providing a well-rounded understanding that is crucial for meaningful change.

“The Lost Generation: Exploring Juvenile Delinquency in India” is not merely a book; it is a multi-layered discourse, a tapestry of thoughts, research, and expertise. It is a reflection of the authors’ collective dedication to unraveling the complexities of juvenile delinquency in the Indian context.