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The concept of universal human rights advocated by Indian intellectuals
Author(s): Dr. Savita Priya

Abstract
The Idea of Human Rights for All by Indian thinkers examines the conceptualization and development of human rights in the Indian context. This abstract is expected to encompass: - Historical Context: Explores the origins of human rights in India dating them back to ancient philosophies and legal systems and their subsequent development throughout the colonial and post-colonial eras. - The paper explores the philosophical foundations of human rights by examining the viewpoints of Indian intellectuals including renowned philosophers such as Gandhi Nehru and Ambedkar as well as modern experts. - Legal Framework: Examines the integration of human rights into Indian legislation including constitutional safeguards and significant legislative initiatives designed to safeguard rights. - Societal Impact: Assesses the effect of human rights principles on social movements activism and policy changes in India examining the difficulties and achievements in implementing these rights. - This course examines the dynamic relationship between international human rights norms and local practices with a specific focus on Indias contribution to the global human rights conversation. It also explores how India deals with its own distinct domestic challenges in the context of human rights.