Operation Nanhe Farishtey is a long-standing initiative by the Railway Protection Force (RPF) designed to protect children found in railway environments who are runaway, lost, or victims of trafficking. The operation serves as a crucial safety net within the vast Indian railway network, where thousands of children often become separated from their families. The RPF coordinates with the Government Railway Police (GRP) and frontline staff to identify, rescue, and safely reunite these minors with their parents or guardians. This initiative highlights the social responsibility mandate of the RPF beyond its traditional role of safeguarding railway property.