Since the introduction of the law preventing child marriages in India, the rate of such marriages has halved according to the Women and Child Development Ministry.
The law has created awareness about the harmful effects of child marriages on the physical, emotional, and social well-being of children.
Strict enforcement of the law has led to an increase in reporting and intervention by authorities to prevent marriages of underage children.
Education initiatives have been introduced to educate communities about the importance of allowing children to complete their education before marriage.
NGOs and community organizations have also played a crucial role in raising awareness and providing support to prevent child marriages.
Overall, the introduction of the law has been effective in reducing the prevalence of child marriages in India.
