Fundamental Rights

Meet unsung hero Dr Kiran Prasad from Karnataka who works to rescue and rehabilitate bonded labourers, fighting years of casteism by providing legal aid to those in need

India's Constitution promises equality, justice and fraternity, while also laying down some fundamental duties all citizens must uphold. This Republic Day, we celebrate people upholding these ethos.

We all want to fight the good fight. But how do we go about it? Ramesh knows, and he is making sure you know it as well

Indian laws have a unique approach to ownership of property. The constitution mandates certain rights as ‘fundamental’, which can be claimed in the court. The right to own property is a right in the natural sense.

From a change in the logo of the ladies' coach to India's first heritage monument with a breastfeeding room, these initiatives are making strong statements!

For the downtrodden in Bihar, Sanjeev is a true hero, whose indomitable spirit and years of efforts amidst death threats and physical abuse, surely deserves widespread recognition.

What was life like for an ordinary citizen before the Constitution? You may be quite surprised by the answer!

Without his fearless battles with the governments of his day, many of our Fundamental Rights would perhaps be long gone.

With Republic Day around the corner, here’s a look at a very important debate few of us have ever heard of.

How did India become a sovereign, democratic, republic? A standard Google search will not throw up the part these unknown luminaries played!