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A Case Study on Human Rights with a Reference to India

Human Rights can be described as a set of principles which mainly deals with the equality and fairness among the human beings of the modern world and recognises their freedom to make their own choices about their own lives so that the human beings of the modern world can develop their required potential and live as a proper human being. Human Rights are those rights which provides the human beings of the modern world the rights to live in peace and harmony alongwith dignity, liberty, equality, etc, irrespective of their sex, caste, creed, gender etc in the modern societies of the world. Human Rights are those rights which helps in proper development of the individuals alongwith the societies in which they live in, as these rights are those standard rights which applies to every human beings of our planet earth. 
Therefore we can say that the modern human rights are not only universal throughout the modern world but they are also interrelated. In this paper we will study the specific features and the various aspects of Human Rights in the modern world alongwith the current status of Human Rights in India. This study has been casual,exploratory and empirical in nature and the data needed for research work has been collected by using both the direct and indirect methods of data collection