Citizen Matters

A Public Interest Litigation (PIL) can be very useful in establishing accountability in India, but few people use this legal tool. If more people start using PILs to claim their rights and uphold responsibilities, governance in India can become much more efficient.

Remember the nature clubs from your schooldays? Here are some clubs across India that are meant not just for students but nature lovers of all ages.

The group is working alongside the BMC to map problematic areas of the roads and footpaths

Even though India’s apex court has ordered the legal protection of people who help accident victims under the Good Samaritan Laws, people refuse to get their hands dirty.

The Food and Public Distribution minister took to Twitter to make it clear that the price for bottled water cannot exceed the MRP.

In a country with a population as large as India, if every citizen steps up to play a role in improving society, change is not only feasible—it is right around the corner.

Launched by a former pilot, the campaign promises to make all Indian roads pothole-free. All it takes is a text to the number +91814 POTHOLE.

Here's something every Indian ought to know but may not be aware of - restaurants and hotels in the country that price their products higher than the MRP are in clear violation of the law.

In recent years, an increasing numbers of Bengalureans have started making efforts to minimize both environmental impact and financial outlay by outfitting their homes with sustainable technology.

Created by healthcare startup CallAmbulance, the initiative aims to equip citizens with basic medical skills to respond to emergencies in their vicinity.