What happened:
On February 3, At the 64th UN Commission for Social Development, India said its social justice and protection framework is rooted in constitutional guarantees and aligned with Viksit Bharat 2047, highlighting inclusive schemes for women, children, the elderly, and vulnerable groups, supported by DBT and digital public infrastructure.
Why it matters:
The statement reinforces India’s model of scale-driven, inclusive welfare, positions it as a voice for Global South cooperation, and underscores its push for rights-based social development through multilateral platforms.