Juvenile Crime Trends in India: Insights for 2025
In 2025, juvenile crime in India is projected to rise due to factors like poverty, education, and urbanization challenges.
Author: Dvij Sutariya
Dvij Sutariya is an educator and analyst working at the intersection of early childhood education and data-driven policy. With a background spanning education, finance, and risk management, he brings an analytical lens to one of the most consequential stages of human development.
As the founder of eceguide.com, Dvij creates accessible, research-backed resources for parents and caregivers navigating early childhood. Through indiadatamap.com, he channels his expertise in policy and data analysis to make complex information more visible and usable.
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