Topic: Human Rights

The Constitution is not intended to be a document for lawyers; it is intended to be a vehicle of life. —Dr. B. R. Ambedkar.

A massive civilian armada departs Barcelona to challenge the Gaza blockade and the ‘doctrine of impunity.’

When the highest courts delay fundamental liberty hearings until the state relents, they aren’t dispensing justice—they are licensing arbitrary arrest.

Maharashtra’s proposed Dharma Swatantrya Bill 2026 is no mere regulatory update; it is a clinical attempt to pathologize the human mind and criminalize the very witnesses of individual liberty.

Deadlines in government are supposed to mark progress. But New Delhi’s March 2026 mandate to “cleanse” Bastar feels desperately like an expiration date on civic accountability.

The findings suggest that these blockades function less like targeted diplomatic leverage and more like wide-spectrum economic warfare.

The victims span four states, three age groups, and both genders. What connects them is faith, and what follows them is a familiar choreography: a crime, a delayed FIR, a local uproar, a national silence, and then the next incident.