Right to Food

Schools and hospitals were allotted land at throwaway prices to meet the health and educational needs of future populations. But sheer avarice and selfishness have seen these laws being flouted with impunity  

Seventy-five years of independence has seen India attaining immense growth and development, and achieving several milestones in social welfare. Despite this, the nation faces hurdles in providing basic necessities to its citizens—food, clean water, shelter, and so on.

The High Court of Patna ...