Which of the following statements is/are INCORRECT about chatbot 'Bal Mitra' for children launched in February 2023?
1. The Delhi Commission for Protection of Child Rights in February 2023 launched its Telegram chatbot called 'Bal Mitra'.
2. It enables two-way communication between people and the child rights panel.
3. It will be used to send customised nudge-based messages to parents, children, anganwadi workers, etc.
4. The chatbot's features include complaint registration, tracking complaint status, and seeking information on various child rights issues.
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Correct option is D

The correct answer is (d) Only I

Explanation:

• Statement I:
  "The Delhi Commission for Protection of Child Rights in February 2023 launched its Telegram chatbot called 'Bal Mitra'."
  Incorrect. The Delhi Commission for Protection of Child Rights (DCPCR) launched the WhatsApp chatbot named 'Bal Mitra' in February 2023, not a Telegram chatbot. The chatbot was designed to enable two-way communication between the public and the Commission, facilitating quicker and more efficient interactions.
• Statement II:
  "It enables two-way communication between people and the child rights panel."
  Correct. The primary objective of the 'Bal Mitra' chatbot is to facilitate two-way communication between citizens and the DCPCR, allowing for efficient interaction and addressing concerns related to child rights.
• Statement III:
  "It will be used to send customized nudge-based messages to parents, children, anganwadi workers, etc."
  Correct. The chatbot is intended to send customized, nudge-based messages to various stakeholders, including parents, children, and anganwadi workers, to disseminate important information and reminders related to child welfare.
• Statement IV:
  "The chatbot's features include complaint registration, tracking complaint status, and seeking information on various child rights issues."
  Correct. The 'Bal Mitra' chatbot offers features such as registering complaints, tracking the status of complaints, and providing information on various child rights issues, including education, health, and nutrition.

Information Booster:

• Launch Details:
  The 'Bal Mitra' WhatsApp chatbot was launched by the Delhi Commission for Protection of Child Rights (DCPCR) on February 1, 2023, by Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia. The chatbot can be accessed by sending a WhatsApp message to the DCPCR Helpline Number.