Children are future assets because they are going to construct the future world. Children become more vulnerable because of their young age. Crimes against children particularly brutality, abuse, gender inequality, malnutrition, ignorance, child marriage, child labour, child trafficking and child pornography, neglect from communal, bodily, emotional and mental issues, and other crimes are growing rapidly rampant in the world. States around the world are concentrating meticulously to protect the rights of children and India is no exception. Many laws have been enacted in India for the protection of children's rights and for the development of children and the Government of India also ratified the regulations and policies recommended by the international institutions. This research paper explains in detail the rights of children and clearly explains the laws established to protect the rights of children in India and also examines its problems and finds ways to solve those problems.