Anticorruption Trust of India

This organization provides a range of courses, including:
• Certificate Courses
• Journalism
• Diploma in Anti-Corruption
• Postgraduate Diploma in Anti-Corruption

Social security encompasses the prevention and safeguarding against deliberate acts such as assault, damage, fire, fraud, theft, unlawful entry, and other intentional occurrences. While social security is generally well-received by the public, it does come with several associated challenges.
The security services have the following objectives:
• Firefighting
• Identity verification
• Security surveillance
• Property protection
• Addressing finance and banking security concerns.

The objectives of the Legal Advice Services initiative is to provide assistance to individuals encountering difficulties in various domains such as banking, child custody, civil matters, consumer court issues, education, criminal cases, cybercrime, divorce, documentation, family disputes, GST, insurance, labor and service disputes, medical concerns, motor accidents, R.T.I (Right to Information), property disputes, and tax matters. A complaint can be filed with the organisation. It will handle the cases or offers guidance through a well-established network of experienced advocates and legal advisors.

The Human Rights Act of 1993 pertains to the fundamental rights that are considered inherent to every human being. Human rights are universal and extend to all individuals, regardless of nationality, citizenship, gender, age, sex, or religion. These rights are regarded as a shared heritage of humanity.
The objectives of the Human Rights activities encompass:
• Engaging in Human Rights advocacy and initiatives.
• Upholding the right to privacy and security.
• Safeguarding the right to property.
• Promoting freedom of expression.
• Ensuring access to adequate food, water, housing, and sanitation.
• Advocating for the right to education.
• Safeguarding the rights related to employment.

The Consumer Protection Act of 1986 was established with the aim of providing consumers with a more straightforward and expeditious means to address their grievances. This legislation is designed to uphold and safeguard the interests of consumers by addressing deficiencies and defects in goods and services. It also endeavors to safeguard consumers' rights against unfair trade practices that may be employed by manufacturers and traders.
Consumers' rights include protection against the marketing of goods hazardous to life and property, the right to expect quality, quantity, standard, purity, and price of goods, as well as protection against unfair trade practices. Consumers also have the right to be heard and assured that their interests will be given due consideration at relevant forums, and the right to consumer education.
The objectives of the Consumer Protection activities encompass:
• Engaging in the field of Consumer Protection.
• Promoting and safeguarding consumer rights.

The Right To Information (RTI) Act of 2005, an Indian parliamentary legislation, establishes a practical framework granting citizens the right to access information held by public authorities. This initiative is intended to foster transparency and accountability in the operations of all public entities. The Act empowers any Indian citizen to seek information from both the central government and state government authorities, and these authorities are obligated to respond promptly.
The objectives within the RTI Act activities encompass:
• Engaging in the realm of Right to Information.
• Addressing all matters pertinent to RTI activities.
• Offering guidance and protection to RTI endeavors.
• Overseeing the implementation of this Act.
• Raising awareness about the RTI Act among the general public.