Every year, 3 January is designated as Humiliation Day, to emphasise the reality of public mockery, social shame, and character attacks that many people face. Although public humiliation is frequently justified as a form of responsibility, the law treats it with caution. Legally, it is critical to distinguish between fair criticism and conduct that violates … Read more
For many litigants I have represented, the true barrier to reaching a High Court is not the complexity of the law, but the sheer distance involved. The need to travel hundreds of kilometres, arrange temporary housing, and sacrifice numerous working days frequently makes the pursuit of justice a gruelling and costly process. In such cases, … Read more
Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar was a pioneer of India’s social and political revolution, who used education as a powerful instrument to help the poorest members of society. Born into an untouchable family, he experienced terrible caste persecution from a young age, yet his determination, hard effort, and strong appreciation for knowledge never wavered. His pursuit of … Read more
National Youth emphasises the important role of Indian youth in society, the nation, and the world. Beyond symbolic commemoration, the aim is to raise knowledge, responsibility, and empowerment among young people, recognising them as the foundation of national development and social progress. Youth nowadays confront a variety of obstacles, including unemployment, mental health issues, restricted … Read more
Awareness of girls’ fundamental rights, such as education, healthcare, and safety, is critical. Despite India’s rich history and tradition, females have historically endured prejudice and continue to confront difficulties such as female foeticide, child marriage, a lack of education, and gender inequity. In this situation, protecting and empowering girls has become a vital social obligation. … Read more
Voting is a fundamental right for all Indian citizens and plays an important role in promoting democracy. National Voters’ Day emphasises the importance of voting rights, the voting process, and citizens’ responsibilities. On this occasion, the Election Commission runs activities to enhance awareness and engage new voters in the political process by issuing them the … Read more
Journalism, widely regarded as the fourth pillar of Indian democracy, is critical to promoting truth, transparency, and public interest. Newspapers, which were once only purveyors of news, have evolved into institutions with enormous societal duty. The Indian Constitution guarantees every citizen freedom of expression under Article 19(1)(a), which also supports media freedom. Preserving this right … Read more
Science and research are the foundations of national progress, propelling advancements in all sectors of society. In India, National Science Day commemorates Dr. C. V. Raman’s discovery of the Raman Effect. As science progresses, legal understanding is crucial for protecting discoveries and encouraging study. Proper legal promotes innovation and long-term scientific growth. The aim of … Read more
Zero Discrimination emphasises the need of establishing equality and fairness for all members of society. It emphasises the significance of eliminating discrimination based on caste, religion, gender, social or economic status, and disability, and promotes equal rights, opportunities, and a prejudice-free existence for all people. In India, constitutional provisions and other regulations, particularly Articles 14–18 … Read more
Every December 20th, International Human Solidarity Day emphasises the necessity of working together to help one another. At its essence, human solidarity represents empathy, cooperation, and shared responsibility—the foundation that connects communities and nations, allowing society to address issues together. This article aims to determine if human solidarity is primarily a moral duty, motivated by … Read more
