Upholding Fundamental Rights and Dignity of every individual in Bharat, Citizen Rights Council serves as a vital institution committed to safeguarding citizen entitlements. CRC work to ensure that the constitutional and legal rights of all citizens are protected, providing a platform for redressal and promoting awareness regarding civic liberties and protections. Our mission is to foster a society where the rights of every citizen are respected and upheld without discrimination.
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Nelson Mandela International Day – July 18 A Day to Inspire Change, A Lifetime to Serve HumanityEvery year on July 18, the world unites to celebrate the birth and legacy of one of the greatest champions of peace and justice Nelson Mandela. More than just a date, this day is a global call to action. Officially declared by the United Nations in 2009, Nelson Mandela International Day reminds us of the values Madiba lived by freedom, dignity, forgiveness, and the power of...0 Comments 0 Shares 19 Views 0 ReviewsPlease log in to like, share and comment!
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Your Right, Their Wrong: Why Every Citizen Must Rise TodayIn a country where the Constitution promises justice, liberty, and dignity, a heartbreaking reality still unfolds around us every day. Just last week, in a small village in Uttar Pradesh, a young girl—aged just 12—was denied treatment at a government hospital. Her father, a daily wage worker, begged the staff for help. But without an Aadhaar-linked health ID and a bribe, they...0 Comments 0 Shares 29 Views 0 Reviews
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Tribal Couple's Public Humiliation in Odisha: NHRC Demands Justice Under Articles 19 & 21Location: Rayagada district, OdishaIncident: A shocking case of public humiliation of a tribal couple has sparked national outrage and legal action. 🧑🌾 What Happened? In a remote village of Rayagada, a tribal couple was publicly shamed, humiliated, and forced to till farmland as a form of punishment. This so-called "penalty" was imposed by a local group claiming that the couple had...0 Comments 0 Shares 50 Views 0 Reviews
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🛡️ Even a Suspect Has Rights – Bombay High Court Upholds Constitutional ProtectionIn a landmark move that reinforces the spirit of the Indian Constitution, the Bombay High Court (Nagpur Bench) recently made it crystal clear: even a suspect is a citizen with rights, and those rights cannot be ignored by the police or authorities. What Happened? A woman was arrested after sunset, and shockingly, without the presence of a woman constable and without informing her family...0 Comments 0 Shares 36 Views 0 Reviews
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Justice for Every Indian – A Call We Can’t IgnoreFake Encounter or Miscarriage of Justice in Punjab? Two young men, Jaspreet Singh and Ram Rattan, were shot dead in what police called an “encounter” related to a businessman’s murder. But here’s what their families say: Jaspreet was sick at home. Unknown people came, took him away and days later, he was declared dead. His mother is now demanding truth. Justice. A...0 Comments 0 Shares 153 Views 0 Reviews
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Voices Lost Across Borders: When Language Becomes a Barrier to CitizenshipIn a shocking incident in late June, six innocent people including a pregnant woman and three children were taken into custody by Delhi Police simply because they spoke Bengali. Even though they had proper Indian identity documents, they were labelled as “Bangladeshis” and forcefully deported across the border by the BSF (Border Security Force). They were ordinary people from...0 Comments 0 Shares 139 Views 0 Reviews
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🛑 The Shadow of Statelessness: Illegal Deportations & Citizenship Rights in IndiaIn a country built on the values of democracy, dignity, and constitutional rights, citizenship is not just a document it is identity, protection, and power. But recent reports have shaken that very foundation. Human rights organizations, both national and international, have raised alarming concerns: Indian Muslim citizens are allegedly being deported to Bangladesh illegally, without due...0 Comments 0 Shares 202 Views 0 Reviews
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⚖️ When Justice Fails: The Chilling Story of Suresh, the Innocent Villager Jailed for a Crime That Never HappenedIn the heart of Karnataka, a terrifying example of justice gone wrong unfolded one that shook public faith in the police system and raised important questions about citizens’ rights, police accountability, and the integrity of our justice process. What Happened? Suresh, a villager with no criminal background, was falsely accused of murdering his wife. Based on circumstantial evidence...0 Comments 0 Shares 228 Views 0 Reviews
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⚠️ An International News Agency Account Suspension on X: A Blow to Press Freedom & Citizen Rights⚠️ An International News Agency Account Suspension on X: A Blow to Press Freedom & Citizen Rights On July 6, the Indian public woke up to the unexpected suspension of An International News Agency ’ official accounts on X (formerly Twitter) in India. The reason? A vague "legal demand" under the IT Act, 2000. No official explanation was given about which law was violated, who filed the...0 Comments 0 Shares 294 Views 0 Reviews
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Citizen Rights & Corporate AccountabilityIn Wake of Sigachi Blast: Citizen Rights, Safety & Corporate Duty The devastating reactor explosion at Sigachi Industries raises crucial questions about the interplay between corporate responsibility, regulatory oversight, and citizens’ rights. 1. Right to Safe Working Conditions Under the Industrial Disputes Act and relevant state labour laws, every worker is entitled to a safe...0 Comments 0 Shares 315 Views 0 Reviews
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"Break Their Legs" Order Raises Serious Concerns Over Police Brutality in BhubaneswarOn June 29, 2025, Additional Commissioner of Bhubaneswar was caught on camera instructing officers to "break the legs" of Congress protesters, even offering rewards for such actions This shocking directive went viral, drawing sharp criticism from the Congress party’s youth wing and civil rights groups, accusing the cop of inciting violence and abuse of power Which...0 Comments 0 Shares 398 Views 0 Reviews
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Mumbai Senior Doctor Trapped in “Digital Detention” & Swindled of ₹3 CroreA 70-year-old doctor from Mumbai was tricked into believing her bank accounts were frozen due to a money laundering investigation. Over eight days, fraudsters impersonated telecom and law enforcement officials even sending fake documents from Bombay High Court, CBI, ED, and RBI before coercing her into transferring ₹3 crore to their accounts Right to Security (Article 21)The...0 Comments 0 Shares 283 Views 0 Reviews
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Article 11 – Citizenship Laws Are in the Hands of ParliamentWhat Is Article 11 All About? While the Constitution (Part II) talks about who is a citizen of India at the time of the Constitution’s commencement (1950), Article 11 gives Parliament the power to make laws to decide who can become a citizen of India after that. Simply put:Article 11 says – "Parliament will decide the rules for...0 Comments 0 Shares 335 Views 0 Reviews
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Justice for Ganjam Dalits: When Citizens’ Rights Must Speak UpIn a shocking case from Ganjam district, Odisha, two Dalit men—Babula Nayak and his relative—were brutally attacked. Allegedly accused of cattle smuggling, they were forced to crawl, made to eat grass, drink drain water, and pressured to pay ₹30,000 before being assaulted Eight men and a minor have been arrested, but this horrific episode underscores how deeply caste...0 Comments 0 Shares 339 Views 0 Reviews
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Gas Leak in Anakapalli: How Citizens’ Rights Hold Power to Save LivesIn Recent Day in this month, a dangerous hydrogen sulfide (H₂S) gas leak at Sai Sreyas Pharmaceutical’s effluent treatment plant near Vijayawada resulted in two deaths and hospitalised a worker.Horrified, the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) took immediate notice, directing a probe and acting swiftly. Why This Case Matters for YOU Right to Life & SafetyUnder Article 21 of...0 Comments 0 Shares 351 Views 0 Reviews
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Poll Silence Violated: Are We Respecting Democracy or Trampling It?FIRs Filed Against Digital News Portals in Ludhiana for Publishing Poll Data During Election Silence In a serious crackdown before the Ludhiana West by-election, FIRs were filed against multiple digital news portals that violated the 48-hour “poll silence” period by publishing opinion polls. This period, legally protected under the Representation of the People Act, is meant to...0 Comments 0 Shares 378 Views 0 Reviews
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“You Are Not Just a Voter – You Are the Owner of This Nation”Know Your Rights. Use Your Voice. Change Your India. Why This Article Matters Most people in India talk about politicians. Very few talk about people’s power. But here’s the truth: You are not powerless. You are powerful.The Constitution gave you rights not to sit quietly -but to stand tall and question. Let’s break it down, simply. What Are Your...0 Comments 0 Shares 432 Views 0 Reviews
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Know Your Rights – The Power of Being an Informed Citizen
Every Indian citizen is not just a voter or taxpayer — but a powerful stakeholder in the world’s largest democracy. The Constitution of India grants every citizen a set of Fundamental Rights that ensure dignity, freedom, and justice.
Right to Equality – You have the right to be treated equally before the law. No discrimination based on religion, caste, gender, or status.
Right to Freedom – Express your opinions, move freely, live anywhere, or practice any profession. This is the backbone of a free society.
Right Against Exploitation – No one can force you into bonded labor or exploit you for profit.
Right to Freedom of Religion – You are free to believe, worship, and follow any faith.
Cultural & Educational Rights – Every community has the right to preserve its culture and access education without discrimination.
Right to Constitutional Remedies – If your rights are violated, the courts are open to protect you. You can file petitions, demand justice, and even use tools like the RTI Act to seek truth.
Why It Matters:
A well-informed citizen is the strongest pillar of democracy. When you know your rights, you cannot be misled, suppressed, or silenced. Stand for yourself. Speak for others. Be the voice of fairness and truth.
Join initiatives like Bharat Media Association to empower yourself with legal knowledge, RTI skills, and ethical journalism tools.Know Your Rights – The Power of Being an Informed Citizen Every Indian citizen is not just a voter or taxpayer — but a powerful stakeholder in the world’s largest democracy. The Constitution of India grants every citizen a set of Fundamental Rights that ensure dignity, freedom, and justice. ✅ Right to Equality – You have the right to be treated equally before the law. No discrimination based on religion, caste, gender, or status. ✅ Right to Freedom – Express your opinions, move freely, live anywhere, or practice any profession. This is the backbone of a free society. ✅ Right Against Exploitation – No one can force you into bonded labor or exploit you for profit. ✅ Right to Freedom of Religion – You are free to believe, worship, and follow any faith. ✅ Cultural & Educational Rights – Every community has the right to preserve its culture and access education without discrimination. ✅ Right to Constitutional Remedies – If your rights are violated, the courts are open to protect you. You can file petitions, demand justice, and even use tools like the RTI Act to seek truth. Why It Matters: A well-informed citizen is the strongest pillar of democracy. When you know your rights, you cannot be misled, suppressed, or silenced. Stand for yourself. Speak for others. Be the voice of fairness and truth. Join initiatives like Bharat Media Association to empower yourself with legal knowledge, RTI skills, and ethical journalism tools.0 Comments 0 Shares 728 Views 0 Reviews
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