About the Organization

The Ministry of Women and Child Development, a branch of the Government of India, is the apex body responsible for the formulation and administration of laws, rules, and policies relating to women and child welfare in India. As one of the most influential ministries, it plays a crucial role in policy advocacy, implementation, and monitoring of development programs and also provide legal internship for law students

This Paid Legal Internship opportunity at the Ministry provides aspiring candidates with a chance to gain hands-on exposure to policy-making, research, and analysis in areas concerning women and children.

About the Internship

The Paid Internship at the Ministry of Women and Child Development is designed to provide students, researchers, and activists with professional exposure in the areas of women’s rights, child protection, policy development, and governance.

Interns will contribute to research, documentation, and analytical work while gaining practical insights into the functioning of a central government ministry. This internship is particularly suited for women students and social activists passionate about gender justice, social equality, and public policy.

Event Timeline

Format and Structure

The internship program will include an application submission phase followed by the screening of applications. Shortlisted candidates will be informed directly via email.

Evaluation will be based on:

• Quality of academic or professional background
• Research and analytical skills
• Commitment to social causes and public service

Location and Mode

• Venue: Ministry of Women and Child Development, New Delhi
• Mode: Offline (In-person)

Additional Highlights

• Stipend: ₹20,000/- per month (lump sum)
• Prizes/Perks: Completion certificate, mentorship from ministry officials, and exposure to policy-making processes
• Eligibility: Women students, scholars, social activists, and teachers from Non-Tier I cities and rural areas of India (aged 21–40 years)
• Registration Fee: Free
• Mentors/Judges: Senior officials and policy experts from the Ministry
• Team/Individual: Individual applications only

Internship Responsibilities

• Assisting in legal and policy research related to women and child development
• Drafting notes, reports, and summaries on relevant topics
• Supporting ministry projects and ongoing schemes
• Analyzing legal documents and preparing recommendations
• Contributing to workshops, awareness programs, and policy initiatives

FAQs

Q1: Who is eligible to apply for this opportunity?
A: Women students, scholars, social activists, and teachers from Non-Tier I cities and rural India, aged 21–40 years.

Q2: Is prior experience required?
A: No prior experience is mandatory, but a background in law, social sciences, or activism is preferred.

Q3: What is the stipend offered?
A: Selected interns will receive ₹20,000/- per month.

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Q4: Will a certificate be provided?
A: Yes, all interns will receive an internship completion certificate.

Q5: Is there any application/registration fee?
A: No, the application process is completely free.

Q6: Can international students apply?
A: No, this internship is only open to women applicants from India.

Q7: What is the duration of the internship?
A: The internship duration is up to 3 months.

Important Links

• Registration Form – Click Here to Apply
• Official Website – Ministry of Women and Child Development

Downloadables

[Sample Cover Letter (PDF)]

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Legal Subjects Notes & Career Guides

• Judicial Review & Public Interest Litigation (PIL)
• Union-State Relations
• Emergency Provisions (Articles 352–360)