Award & Recognition Policy

The Human Rights Protection Council, India (HRPCI) confers honorary awards and recognitions to acknowledge valuable contributions toward society, human rights, education, humanitarian activities, social development and nation-building.

Nature of Awards

• All awards are purely honorary recognitions.
• They are not equivalent to Government honours or University Degrees.
• Honorary Doctorate recognition is symbolic and non-academic.

Eligibility Criteria

• Significant and verifiable contribution to society.
• Positive reputation and ethical conduct.
• No proven criminal background.

Nomination Policy

• Nominations may be submitted by individuals, institutions or HRPCI members.
• Self-nomination may be permitted.
• Submission does not guarantee selection.

Selection Process

• Screening by HRPCI Secretariat.
• Evaluation by authorized committee.
• Final decision remains with HRPCI and is not contestable.

Fees Transparency

Any applicable fees are utilized for:

• Administration and documentation
• Event and ceremony arrangements
• Awards, certificates and logistics

Ethical Standards

• Recipient information must be true.
• False claims may lead to cancellation.
• HRPCI reserves right to withdraw recognition if misused.

This policy ensures transparency, dignity and credibility of the awards conferred by HRPCI.