NHRC Concludes Four-Week Summer Internship Programme
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) of India celebrated the conclusion of its four-week Summer Internship Programme in New Delhi, which saw the participation of 80 students from various universities across the nation. The programme aimed to immerse interns in the intricacies of human rights advocacy and the NHRC’s efforts in promoting and safeguarding these rights. During the valedictory session, NHRC Chairperson Justice V. Ramasubramanian emphasized the importance of compassion and human connection, urging interns to prioritize these values in their future endeavors.
Valedictory Session Highlights
At the valedictory session, Justice V. Ramasubramanian addressed the interns, encouraging them to focus on building meaningful connections rather than pursuing material success. He described the relationships formed among the diverse group of interns as the true essence of the programme. Justice Ramasubramanian stressed that genuine success is measured by the positive impact one has on others through acts of kindness. He expressed his hopes for the interns to evolve into better individuals, contributing positively to society through their skills and compassion.
Keynote Address by Secretary General
Shri Bharat Lal, Secretary General of NHRC, delivered a keynote address that underscored the importance of integrity and good intentions in all pursuits. He urged the interns to reflect on their actions and consider the ethical implications of their decisions. Shri Lal highlighted that even small ethical choices can significantly influence society. He encouraged the interns to align their actions with core values and principles, especially during challenging times, to navigate their paths forward effectively.
Programme Achievements and Competitions
Ms. Saidingpuii Chhakchhuak, Joint Secretary of NHRC, presented the internship report, which detailed the programme’s accomplishments. She announced the winners of various competitions, including book reviews, group research projects, and declamation contests. Throughout the internship, participants engaged in sessions led by distinguished professionals, including NHRC members and experts from various fields. These interactions provided valuable insights into the NHRC’s work and the broader challenges related to human rights violations.
Field Visits and Practical Learning
The internship programme included field visits to significant institutions such as Tihar Jail, SHEOWS NGO, the National Commission for Women, and the National Green Tribunal. These excursions allowed interns to gain firsthand experience of the realities of human rights advocacy. The visits complemented the theoretical knowledge gained during the sessions, offering a comprehensive understanding of the practical aspects of human rights work. The programme concluded with a vote of thanks from Lt. Col. Virender Singh, Director of NHRC, and was attended by senior NHRC officials, marking a successful culmination of the internship experience.
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