For nearly twenty years, the Human Rights & Consumer Protection Cell (HRCPC) Trust, Hyderabad, has worked as a public-spirited, non-profit organisation dedicated to Human Rights Awareness, Consumer Protection Education, Environmental Welfare, Awareness on Prevention of Corruption, and RTI Capacity-Building.
Founded by Thakur Rajkumar Singh, M.A. (Osmania University)—an educationist and long-standing social activist—the Trust operates with a clear mission:
Empower citizens through knowledge, strengthen public accountability, and support community welfare through awareness-based initiatives.
The Trust is not a law firm and does not provide professional legal services or legal representation. All its activities are rooted in education, research, rights literacy, and public-interest advocacy.
Who We Are: A Community-Centric, Non-Profit InitiativeHRCPC Trust functions as a platform for citizens to understand their rights, navigate public systems, and participate meaningfully in governance. The Trust offers:
Awareness on Human Rights and Constitutional Protections
Guidance on Civic Procedures, public grievance avenues, and institutional mechanisms
Education on Consumer Rights, Transparency Tools, and Environmental Responsibilities
Research-based documentation to support Public Accountability
Legal professionals associated with the Trust participate voluntarily, strictly in a social-service capacity, in compliance with the Advocates Act and Bar Council of India Rules.
Our Core Areas of Work 1. Human Rights AwarenessThe Trust regularly conducts outreach programmes, public discussions, and awareness campaigns to help citizens understand their fundamental rights.
Over the years, the Trust has filed numerous public complaints website before Human Rights Commissions—both State and National—in matters concerning community welfare.
The focus remains on educating citizens about lawful grievance mechanisms and responsible engagement with public institutions.
2. Consumer Rights EducationWith increasing urbanisation, fraudulent practices and misleading services are also rising.
The Trust provides educational guidance to help consumers understand:
Their rights under Consumer Protection Laws
Forums for grievance redressal
Procedures for submitting complaints
How to recognise unfair practices
The Trust has supported individuals in understanding issues including medical negligence through voluntary expert guidance.
3. Environmental & Water Body ProtectionEnvironmental preservation remains a long-standing commitment of the Trust.
Initiatives include:
Supporting protection of lakes, nalas, and water bodies
Documenting environmental violations
Engaging with authorities for action
Encouraging community participation in conservation
These efforts reflect nearly two decades (2004–2025) of public-interest work.
4. Awareness on Prevention of CorruptionThe Trust promotes clean governance through awareness on:
Identifying irregularities
Using tools like RTI
Approaching authorities lawfully
Filing complaints before Lokayukta, ACB, and related bodies
These initiatives bring attention to civic issues including land, welfare schemes, and service-delivery gaps.
5. Right to Information (RTI) Training & Capacity-BuildingThe Trust has filed over 1000 RTI applications over the years.
Its work includes:
Explaining how to file RTI applications
Awareness on appeals and complaint procedures
Training programmes with institutions and media
Encouraging informed participation
These activities strengthen transparency and public accountability.
6. Research on White-Collar OffencesThe Trust conducts research-based documentation on:
Real estate frauds
Stock market malpractices
Online frauds
The aim is to spread awareness and encourage preventive vigilance.
How We Work: A Research-Based & Transparent ApproachHRCPC Trust follows a structured, public-interest method:
Listening to citizen concerns
Researching laws and policies
Providing educational guidance on public mechanisms
Promoting lawful use of RTI, commissions, and civic authorities
Participating in community issues
Collaborating with civil society
Preparing research-based public documentation
All support is educational—not legal representation.
Role of Voluntary Legal ProfessionalsVoluntary advocates help by:
Researching laws and policies
Drafting awareness material
Assisting in preparing community petitions
Conducting workshops on rights and governance
All participation complies with Bar Council rules.
Impact Over the Years (2004–2025)The Trust has engaged in issues relating to:
Human rights
Consumer frauds
Environmental protection
Municipal governance
Public transparency
These efforts have led to:
Increased rights awareness
Better use of RTI
Improved civic participation
Community-based conservation
Broader engagement in public-interest issues
Several organisations have acknowledged the Trust’s work—not as a legal entity, but as a social-awareness organisation.
Our Guiding Philosophy“Awareness is the first step toward justice.”
The Trust believes empowered citizens are essential for transparent and accountable governance.
Contact Us(For Educational Information, Awareness Programmes & Public-Interest Initiatives Only)
Phone: 8885552997
Website: www.hrcpc.org
Email: [email protected]