HRW Urges Carney to Focus on Human Rights in China Visit
Human Rights Watch urges Canadian PM Carney to address human rights violations during his China visit. Read the full details and implications for Canada-China relations.
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Goa Police Alert: Friend Requests Can Lead to Trafficking
Goa Police warns parents about online dangers as fake friend requests and job offers lead to forced labour and exploitation. Learn how to protect your children on National Human Trafficking Awareness Day.
Madhav Gadgil's Legacy: Ecology Rooted in People
Explore the journey of ecologist Madhav Gadgil, whose landmark Western Ghats report championed community-led conservation. Discover his vision that still challenges India's environmental policies.
Eleanor Roosevelt's Enduring Legacy on Courage & Human Rights
Explore the life of Eleanor Roosevelt, the longest-serving US First Lady who championed human rights and taught the world that courage is a step-by-step journey. Discover her timeless wisdom.
Madhav Gadgil, Renowned Indian Ecologist, Passes Away at 84
Renowned ecologist Madhav Gadgil, known for the Western Ghats report and community-focused conservation, passed away on January 7, 2026. His work shaped India's environmental policy. Read about his enduring legacy.
Ecologist Madhav Gadgil, Voice of Western Ghats, Dies at 83
Madhav Gadgil, pioneering ecologist and chairman of the Western Ghats panel, passed away in Pune. He championed community-led conservation and authored the landmark WGEEP report.
India Mourns Ecologist Madhav Gadgil's Demise
India mourns the loss of Professor Madhav Gadgil, a pioneering ecologist whose work on the Western Ghats and community-led conservation shaped national policy. His legacy inspires.
Gadgil's Warnings on Wayanad Ecology Ignored
WPSS recalls ecologist Madhav Gadgil's deep concern over reckless projects in Wayanad. His warnings about man-made disasters went unheeded. Learn about his legacy.
Madhav Gadgil's Lasting Impact on Kerala's Ecology
Renowned ecologist Madhav Gadgil's science-based approach reshaped India's environmental conversation. His legacy lives on in Kerala's consciousness. Explore his profound influence.
Veteran Ecologist Madhav Gadgil Passes Away at 83
Renowned ecologist Madhav Gadgil, famed for his work in conservation and human ecology, has died at 83. Explore his groundbreaking research and enduring impact on India's environmental policy.
Environmentalist Madhav Gadgil, Who Shaped India's Green Movement, Dies
Renowned ecologist Madhav Gadgil, architect of the landmark Western Ghats report, passes away in Pune. Remembering the Padma Bhushan awardee who reshaped India's environmental policy.
Why Some Birds Skip Morning Songs in Winter?
New research from South Africa's Golden Gate Highlands National Park reveals how cold weather affects the dawn chorus of three warbler species. Discover the impact of temperature, humidity, and moonlight on bird behaviour.
HHRC Takes Up Case of Ill Resident Denied Parking in Gurugram
The Haryana Human Rights Commission has intervened after a critically ill man on dialysis was allegedly denied parking and harassed by his Gurugram society. Read the full story.
Fresh Agitation Against Bailadila Mining in Dantewada
Protests erupt in Bailadila hills against mining deposit no. 4. Youth, Congress, AAP, BSP, CPI demand protection of Bastar's ecology. Major rally held, march planned for 2026.
Three Enforced Disappearances Reported in Quetta, Balochistan
PAANK reports three new enforced disappearances in Quetta's Satellite Town. The human rights body demands urgent investigation and accountability from Pakistani authorities.
Mumbai's M-East Ward: Life Expectancy 39, Inequalities Persist
Mumbai's M-East ward, ranked lowest in HDI in 2009, still battles poor health, pollution & neglect. Locals demand action on BMC's unfulfilled roadmap. #Mumbai #UrbanInequality
Kerala HC: Flood control cannot endanger Olive Ridley turtle nesting
Kerala High Court directs state to form a committee to balance flood mitigation in Alappuzha with protecting critical Olive Ridley and Hawksbill turtle nesting grounds at Thottappally Spillway.
Navi Mumbai AHTU Rescues Minor, 5 Women from Taloja Lodge
Navi Mumbai AHTU rescued a 16-year-old Bangladeshi girl and five women from a prostitution racket at Navnath Inn lodge. Three arrested under POCSO and PITA acts. Read the full operation details.
Supreme Court Stays Its Own Aravalli Hills Definition Order
The Supreme Court suspends its Nov 2025 order defining the Aravallis, acknowledging a 'structural paradox'. This move highlights the struggle to translate ecological needs into legal standards. Read the full analysis.
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.
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.
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.
Goa study finds human activity harming Zuari, Sal river ecology
A new study reveals unchecked sewage, construction, and waste dumping along Goa's Zuari and Sal rivers have reduced plant diversity and increased pollution-tolerant species, threatening vital mangroves.
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.
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.
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.
Spiders Use Fireflies as Living Bait in Webs
A new study uncovers how nocturnal spiders in East Asia capture fireflies and use their glow as bait to lure more insects. This clever hunting strategy boosts their catch rate significantly.
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.
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.
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.
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