Police Violence on Baloch Women Protesters Exposes Rights Crisis
Pakistani police crackdown on Baloch women protesters in Islamabad highlights a deepening human rights crisis in Balochistan. Read the full report on the escalating tensions.
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False Blasphemy Charges Fuel Attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh
A new human rights report reveals false blasphemy allegations are driving violence against Bangladesh's Hindu minority. Learn the shocking findings and the urgent call for justice.
PHRC intervenes to release body from Ludhiana hospital
Punjab Human Rights Commission compels a Ludhiana hospital to release a deceased's body after a family's complaint. The panel's swift action highlights patient rights.
Editor Prefers Human 'Bad Writing' Over AI Content
An editor argues that flawed human writing holds more value than perfect AI-generated text, especially for marginalised voices in India. Discover why authenticity matters.
SHRC Disposes 12,608 Cases, Holds TANGEDCO Liable
Tamil Nadu's Human Rights Commission disposed of a record 12,608 complaints in three years. Member V Kannadasan directed compensation in 60 cases and held TANGEDCO responsible for a fatal accident. Read more.
Chitkara University Hosts 2nd Never Ending Story Festival
Chitkara University's 2nd Never Ending Story Festival united over 100 students for storytelling & creative workshops. Discover how it's shaping future communicators!
15,600-Year-Old Human Footprint Found in Chile
A single footprint in Chile, dated to 15,600 years, rewrites the history of human migration into South America. Discover the groundbreaking find and its implications.
UPSC GS 2 Practice: India-Oman Deal & Russia Logistics Pact
Boost your UPSC Mains answer writing with analysis of India-Oman trade deal and India-Russia RELOS agreement. Learn key points for GS Paper 2 on foreign policy and security.
Expert: Use Triangular Pencils, Not Hexagonal, for Kids
Handwriting coach Seema advises parents to switch from six-sided to three-sided pencils for children. This simple change improves grip, control, and reduces hand fatigue for early writers.
Baloch Committee Raises Alarm Over Women's Disappearances
The Baloch Yakjehti Committee reports a surge in enforced disappearances of Baloch women in Pakistan, accusing state agencies. Families demand justice and international attention.
SHRC Orders ₹1 Lakh Compensation for Police Rights Abuse
Tamil Nadu's Human Rights Commission orders ₹1 lakh compensation for a farmer and nephew after police sub-inspector's rights violation in a land dispute. Read the full story.
Time Capsule Letters & Anonymous Notes Wow Prayagraj Festival
At Prayagraj's Bazm-e-Virasat, Azad Reads curated a unique Reading and Writing Corner. Visitors wrote letters to their future selves and exchanged anonymous notes, creating a time capsule of emotions.
Human Rights Commission Probes Dalit Custodial Death
Telangana Human Rights Commission orders a detailed investigation into the alleged illegal detention, torture, and death of Dalit man Karla Rajesh in police custody. Read the full report.
Heritage Congress 2025 Awards: Winners Announced
Heritage Congress 2025 awards announced for regional history, Malayalam language & preservation. Winners include S Rajendu, Rachana Velappan Nair, Sai Nath Menon. Ceremony on Jan 10 in Thanjavur.
Ambedkar National Human Rights Award 2025 Announced
The Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar National Human Rights Award 2025 was announced at a major international convention in New Delhi. Discover the winners and the event's key highlights.
Hyderabad Sees Disturbing Rise in Elderly Abandonment
Telangana Human Rights Commission takes action on multiple cases of senior citizens deserted by families. Learn about the legal gaps and the urgent need for stronger welfare enforcement.
Eleanor Roosevelt's Legacy: From First Lady to Human Rights Icon
Explore the inspiring journey of Eleanor Roosevelt, who transformed the role of First Lady into a platform for civil rights, women's liberation, and crafting the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Discover her timeless wisdom on living bravely.
WUC Highlights Urgent Uyghur Concerns in Global Advocacy
The World Uyghur Congress intensifies its global advocacy, urging immediate action on Uyghur human rights concerns. Read the full report on the urgent situation.
UPSC GS 1 Practice: Sardar Patel & Delhi as Capital
Ace your UPSC Mains 2026 prep with this week's GS Paper 1 answer writing practice. Analyze Sardar Patel's role in Bardoli Satyagraha and the strategic shift of India's capital from Calcutta to Delhi in 1911.
SHRC orders ₹3 lakh compensation in police harassment case
Tamil Nadu's Human Rights Commission orders ₹3 lakh compensation to the mother of a deceased disabled lawyer harassed by a police inspector. The state must recover the amount from the officer.
Tenebrous: Meaning, Origin & How to Use This Word
Explore the meaning of 'tenebrous,' its Latin roots, and how to use it to add mystery and depth to your writing. Enrich your vocabulary today!
SHRC orders ₹2 lakh compensation for police assault victim
Tamil Nadu SHRC orders ₹2 lakh compensation to a Kovilpatti woman assaulted by police in 2021. The commission also recommends recovering ₹2 lakh from the guilty officers. Read the full details.
UPSC GS-3 Practice: Rupee Depreciation & Antibiotic Misuse
Sharpen your UPSC Mains answer writing with analysis of India's capital account impact on the rupee and limitations of public campaigns against antimicrobial resistance. Essential GS-3 practice for 2026 aspirants.
Mysuru's SDMIMD Hosts 13th HR 5.0 Conference
SDMIMD Mysuru hosts its 13th International Conference on 'HR 5.0: The Human-Centric Future of Work' on December 18-19. Join industry leaders to explore balancing AI with human values.
Bangalore Lit Fest: Tributes, AI Debate & Climate Warnings
Day 2 of Bangalore Literature Festival honoured SL Bhyrappa, debated AI's role in writing, and issued stark climate warnings. Explore the key discussions and calls to action from the event.
Writer Explores Freedom in Non-Fiction Beyond Fiction's Limits
Author Sharmistha Mohanty discusses her transition from fiction to non-fiction, exploring the unique freedoms and philosophical depth found in essays and prose poems. Discover her insights on writing, perception, and the art of seeing.
Ancient Africans in Genetic Isolation for 100,000 Years
Groundbreaking genetic research reveals ancient southern Africans lived in near-total isolation for 100,000 years, developing unique traits. Discover how this reshapes our understanding of human evolution. Read the full story.
How ChatGPT's Em Dash Use Changed Indian Writing Habits
Sam Altman's post about ChatGPT obeying custom instructions on em dashes went viral, revealing a new punctuation anxiety. Indians now avoid dashes to sound human. Discover why.
SHRC Orders ₹3 Lakh Compensation in Tuticorin Custodial Death
Tamil Nadu's Human Rights Commission has directed ₹3 lakh compensation for a custodial death in Tuticorin and disciplinary action against a police sub-inspector. Read the full details.
Twinkle Khanna: How Broken Bones Forged Mrs Funnybones
Twinkle Khanna opens up about her childhood injuries, her family's 'terrible' naming tradition, and the decade-long journey of her bestselling 'Mrs Funnybones' books. Discover her unique path from acting to acclaimed author.
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