India has taken several initiatives to address the issue of child trafficking in recent years. Here are some of the steps taken by the government of India:

• The Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015, provides protection to children from trafficking and exploitation.
• The Ministry of Women and Child Development has launched a national portal called 'TrackChild' to track missing and vulnerable children.
• It has set up a task force to combat trafficking in tourism.
• The government has also launched various campaigns and programs to create awareness on the issue, such as the 'Childline 1098' helpline and the 'Bachpan Bachao Andolan' campaign.
• In addition to this, the government has established special courts for the quick prosecution of offenders, and has set up rehabilitation centers for rescued children.

Despite these initiatives, child trafficking remains a persistent problem in India. There is a need for stronger implementation of laws, as well as greater awareness and vigilance at the community level to prevent and address trafficking.