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শুভ মহালয়া | SUBHO MAHALAYAOn this sacred occasion of Mahalaya, the National Human Rights Organisation extends its hear...
10/10/2026

শুভ মহালয়া | SUBHO MAHALAYA

On this sacred occasion of Mahalaya, the National Human Rights Organisation extends its heartfelt greetings to everyone.

Mahalaya marks the divine invocation of Maa Durga, symbolising the eternal victory of good over evil, the triumph of light over darkness, and the power of truth, justice and righteousness.

May the divine blessings of Maa Durga inspire us to uphold human dignity, protect the rights of every individual, stand against injustice, and work towards a society built on peace, equality, compassion and humanity.

Let us welcome the spirit of Maa Durga by strengthening the values that unite us as human beings.

Wishing everyone a blessed and auspicious Mahalaya.

National Human Rights Organisation (NHRO)
Human Rights | Dignity | Justice | Humanity

Lokah Samasta Sukhino Bhavantu 🙏

A Tribute to a Legend: Nana Patekar (1951 - 2026)Today, we mourn the loss of an iconic artist, a powerful voice, and a d...
08/10/2026

A Tribute to a Legend: Nana Patekar (1951 - 2026)

Today, we mourn the loss of an iconic artist, a powerful voice, and a deeply committed humanitarian. Nana Patekar was not just a master of cinema; he was a fierce advocate for the marginalized, always standing firmly by those in need.

Through his profound art and real-life philanthropy, he spoke volumes for justice and human dignity. The voice may fall silent, but the intensity, the art, and the legacy will echo forever.

Rest in peace, Nana Patekar. Your spirit lives on in our continued fight for equity and human rights.

HumanRights NHRO Inspiration LegacyEchoes

A Meaningful Meeting Towards a New Chapter of CollaborationA meaningful and constructive meeting was held with Shri Shee...
06/10/2026

A Meaningful Meeting Towards a New Chapter of Collaboration

A meaningful and constructive meeting was held with Shri Sheelendra Pratap Singh Ji, AGM, Eastern Railway, by Shri Ravi Jaiswal, National President, NHRO and Shri Ghulam Farooque, State General Secretary, West Bengal, NHRO, regarding the upcoming “Swachhata Se Suraksha Tak” initiative, proposed to be organised in collaboration with Eastern Railway.

The meeting focused on detailed discussions around the upcoming programme, its objectives, public awareness, cleanliness, safety and social responsibility. Various important aspects of the proposed collaboration were discussed with a shared vision of making the initiative impactful and meaningful for the public.

The interaction also reflected the commitment of NHRO and Eastern Railway to work together on meaningful social initiatives and to build a strong, long-term association beyond a single event.

Together for Cleanliness.
Together for Safety.
Together for a Better Society.

03/10/2026

A significant step towards Swachhata Se Suraksha Tak. 🇮🇳

Shri Ravi Jaiswal, National President, National Human Rights Organisation (NHRO), along with Shri Ghulam Farooque, State General Secretary, West Bengal, NHRO, had the privilege of meeting and felicitating Padma Bhushan Usha Uthup Ji.

During the meeting, we had a meaningful conversation about NHRO’s upcoming initiative “Swachhata Se Suraksha Tak”, being undertaken in collaboration with Eastern Railway and RPF, with a vision to promote cleanliness, civic responsibility and public safety across railway spaces and communities.

We are honoured to discuss Usha Uthup Ji’s association as the Ambassador of the initiative. Her extraordinary voice and immense public connect can give this important message a powerful reach.

From cleanliness to safety.
From awareness to action.
Swachhata Se Suraksha Tak. 🇮🇳

— National Human Rights Organisation

On Gandhi Jayanti, NHRO pays tribute to Mahatma Gandhi and the enduring principles of dignity, equality and non-violence...
02/10/2026

On Gandhi Jayanti, NHRO pays tribute to Mahatma Gandhi and the enduring principles of dignity, equality and non-violence that shaped his public life.

October 2 is observed in India as Gandhi Jayanti and internationally as the International Day of Non-Violence. For Gandhi, non-violence was not merely the absence of physical conflict; it was also a way of resisting injustice without abandoning the dignity of human life.

This remains deeply relevant to human rights. Dignity cannot be conditional on a person's caste, gender, religion, economic position or social influence. Equality is meaningful only when it extends beyond institutions and becomes visible in the everyday treatment of people.

Gandhi's work brought questions of poverty, discrimination, social exclusion and the dignity of marginalised communities into India's national consciousness. His idea of Sarvodaya — the welfare and uplift of all — continues to offer a useful lens through which to examine these questions.

The figure standing over the map of India in today's artwork therefore represents more than a historical leader. It raises a question that remains relevant today:

What does the freedom of a nation mean if dignity and equality are not experienced by every individual within it?

Perhaps that is one of the most enduring ways to remember Gandhi—not simply by recalling his life, but by reflecting on the principles he placed at the centre of public life.

[Gandhi Jayanti, Mahatma Gandhi, Human Rights, Non-Violence, Dignity, Equality, Social Justice, NHRO]

OFFICIAL CLARIFICATION | JAMMU & KASHMIRFollowing the review and decision taken in the meeting held on 31 August 2026, t...
02/10/2026

OFFICIAL CLARIFICATION | JAMMU & KASHMIR

Following the review and decision taken in the meeting held on 31 August 2026, the existing Jammu & Kashmir State Team was formally dissolved with effect from 31 August 2026, owing to organisational and performance-related considerations.

The decision was taken to facilitate a fresh organisational structure and a new, active team for Jammu & Kashmir.

Accordingly, until the constitution of the new team:

• No individual shall represent themselves as an authorised office bearer of the Jammu & Kashmir State Team.
• No person shall undertake any financial, administrative, public relations or organisational activity on behalf of NHRO in Jammu & Kashmir without written authorisation from the competent authority.
• Individuals appointed after 31 August 2026 through the new organisational process shall alone be recognised as the official members/office bearers representing NHRO in Jammu & Kashmir, as per their respective appointments.

This circular is being formally circulated now to ensure clarity, transparency and uniformity regarding the organisational status of Jammu & Kashmir.

National Human Rights Organisation (NHRO)
Lokah Samasta Sukhino Bhavantu

27/08/2026

🇳🇵 NEPAL: A WARNING FOR HUMANITY

Uttarakhand → Himachal → Assam → Nepal.

Kya Nature humein baar-baar warning de rahi hai?

🌍 Climate Change
🏔️ Glacier Instability
🌧️ Extreme Rainfall
⚠️ Flash Floods

Ye sirf Environment Issue nahi — Human Rights Issue bhi hai.

Ab waqt hai Scientific Environmental Planning, Early Warning Systems aur Strong Disaster Preparedness ka.

Nepal tragedy ke sabhi victims ko heartfelt श्रद्धांजलि. 🙏

Nature is warning us. Are we listening?

— Ravi Jaiswal
National President, NHRO

Azad Bharat Conclave 2.0 | The People Behind the ConclaveThe successful conduct of the Azad Bharat Conclave 2.0 was shap...
26/08/2026

Azad Bharat Conclave 2.0 | The People Behind the Conclave

The successful conduct of the Azad Bharat Conclave 2.0 was shaped not only by the discussions held on stage, but also by the people who contributed to bringing the The successful conduct of the Azad Bharat Conclave 2.0 was shaped not only by the discussions held on stage, but also by the people who contributed to bringing the programme together.

The second edition of the conclave brought together distinguished speakers from diverse professional and institutional backgrounds, whose participation added depth and perspective to the discussions on “Good Governance for Viksit Bengal, Towards Viksit Bharat.”

The moments captured through the day reflect the people who formed an integral part of the programme — from the distinguished panelists and their felicitations to the members of the organising team working behind the scenes to coordinate the proceedings.

These photographs also capture the interactions, preparation and collaborative efforts that often remain outside the formal proceedings but are essential to the successful ex*****on of a programme of this scale.

NHRO places value on recognising not only the voices that take the stage, but also the individuals who contribute through coordination, planning, support and collective effort.

We extend our sincere appreciation to all the speakers, delegates, volunteers and members of the organising team whose time, participation and efforts contributed to making Azad Bharat Conclave 2.0 a successful platform for dialogue and engagement.

🇮🇳 A Conclave. A Convergence. A Collective Vision for Bharat.Azad Bharat Conclave 2.0 brought together voices that matte...
24/08/2026

🇮🇳 A Conclave. A Convergence. A Collective Vision for Bharat.

Azad Bharat Conclave 2.0 brought together voices that matter — from public leadership and administration to diplomacy, social change, academia and civil society.

From powerful addresses and thought-provoking conversations to felicitating distinguished personalities and celebrating those who contributed to making this conclave possible — every photograph captures a moment of purpose.

These are not just photographs.
They are moments of leadership, recognition, dialogue and collaboration.

A glimpse of the people who came together around one shared aspiration:

Good Governance for Viksit Bengal, Towards Viksit Bharat. 🇮🇳

Swipe through the moments that made 2.0 memorable.

Because when the right people come together, conversations can become catalysts for change.

ViksitBharat GoodGovernance Governance Leadership PublicService SocialChange Bharat Kolkata WestBengal India

Azad Bharat Conclave 2.0 | ProceedingsThe National Human Rights Organisation (NHRO) successfully organised the second ed...
19/08/2026

Azad Bharat Conclave 2.0 | Proceedings

The National Human Rights Organisation (NHRO) successfully organised the second edition of the Azad Bharat Conclave under the theme “Good Governance for Viksit Bengal, Towards Viksit Bharat.”

The conclave brought together speakers from public administration, law, academia, social development, community leadership, sports and other areas of public life to deliberate on key dimensions of governance and development in Bengal.

The programme was graced by Hon’ble Minister Shri Umesh Rai, whose presence added significance to the proceedings and the broader conversation on governance and development.

The panel discussions were structured around four foundational pillars of good governance — Transparency, Participation, Collaboration, and Inclusive Development — with each discussion examining the practical challenges and institutional responsibilities associated with these areas.

The conversations addressed questions surrounding accountable institutions, meaningful citizen participation, cooperation between different sections of society, and the need to ensure that development remains accessible and responsive to diverse communities.

The participation of professionals with varied institutional and field-level experience allowed the discussions to approach these subjects from multiple perspectives, while keeping the larger focus on Bengal’s development and its contribution towards the vision of a Viksit Bharat.

NHRO expresses its sincere gratitude to Hon’ble Minister Shri Umesh Rai, all the distinguished panelists, delegates and members of the organising team for their participation and contribution towards the successful conduct of Azad Bharat Conclave 2.0.

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