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Every country in the world takes special care of the protection of Human Rights and Education of the children because today's children determine the future of the country. But the reality is that children are abused and tortured in various ways in all countries. According to UNESCO data, about 29 million 60 thousand children in India have been orphaned and abandoned in various ways. The United Nations has sought to strengthen the protection of the Human Rights and Education of the children through the Millennium Development Goals and Sustainable Development Goals. Naturally, India's population will continue to increase in the coming days, and if awareness is not raised now regarding the protection of the Human Rights and Education of the children, India's proper development will face multiple obstacles. Our country, India, has undertaken multifaceted initiatives for the protection of the Human Rights and Education of the children. Significant contributions to the fields of child protection of the Human Rights and Education in India are evident through the initiatives of both government and private organizations. In post-independence India, no significant state initiatives were observed regarding the protection of Human Rights and the expansion of their education. However, subsequently, India enacted a series of laws by the constitution aimed at ensuring Human Rights protection and promoting their Education. In the context of the Indian Constitution, the extent to which India has adopted and implemented programs in the field of Human Rights and Education has been analysed in this article.