HONORARY DOCTORATE

Honorary Doctorate Award

Human Rights Protection Commission Of India is set to honor individuals with honorary doctorates in recognition of their exceptional contributions to their fields. This prestigious award acknowledges their outstanding achievements and leadership. This honorary title recognizes achievements in areas such as science, literature, philanthropy, and leadership. The honorary doctorate holds symbolic value and is a gesture of admiration and respect. Recipients of this degree are often influential figures, such as artists, activists, or business leaders, who have demonstrated exceptional dedication to their endeavors. It differs from earned doctorates in that it does not require formal study or research. However, it carries prestige and can enhance the recipient's professional and public profile. An honorary doctorate can signify recognition of excellence and leadership.

HRPCI is proud to present this Honorary Doctorate (honoris causa) as a symbolic recognition for your outstanding contributions. This award does not represent an academic degree under Indian law.”

Eligibility and Nomination

Honorary Doctorate Award

The Human Rights Protection Commission of India (HRPCI) proudly recognizes individuals who have made outstanding contributions to human rights, social work, and community welfare through our prestigious Honorary Doctorate Award.

About the Award

The Honorary Doctorate Award is a distinguished recognition conferred upon individuals who have demonstrated exceptional dedication to human rights, social service, and community development. This award honors their unwavering commitment, leadership, and impact on society.

Eligibility Criteria

This honor is awarded to individuals who:
✔ Have significantly contributed to human rights, social justice, or humanitarian causes.
✔ Have a proven record of philanthropy, activism, or social service.
✔ Have demonstrated remarkable leadership in advocating for human rights and community welfare.
✔ Have positively influenced society through education, legal aid, healthcare, or other welfare initiatives.

Selection Process

The Honorary Doctorate Award is granted after a thorough and structured selection process to ensure only the most deserving individuals receive this prestigious recognition.

Step 1: Nomination & Application

✔ Individuals can apply directly or be nominated by an organization, institution, or peer.
✔ The nomination/application must include detailed information about the candidate’s achievements, contributions, and impact.
✔ Supporting documents such as media coverage, testimonials, awards, and recognitions must be provided.

Step 2: Initial Screening

✔ The HRPCI team conducts a preliminary review to verify the authenticity of the applicant’s contributions.
✔ Applications that meet the basic eligibility criteria proceed to the evaluation stage.

Step 3: Evaluation by Expert Committee

✔ A panel of human rights experts, academicians, and social leaders reviews each application.
✔ Candidates are evaluated based on:

• Impact on Society – The measurable difference they have made.

• Years of Dedication – Consistency and commitment to service.

• Recognition & Influence – Influence in their community or beyond.

• Innovative Contributions – Unique approaches to solving social issues.

Step 4: Approval by Governing Body

✔ After the expert committee’s review, the final list of shortlisted candidates is forwarded to the HRPCI Governing Body for approval.
✔ The Governing Body ensures that the recipients truly embody the values and mission of HRPCI.
✔ Only the most deserving candidates are given the final seal of approval for the award.

Step 5: Announcement & Award Ceremony

✔ Once approved, the official list of awardees is announced on the HRPCI website, press releases, and social media platforms.
✔ Recipients are formally invited to an award ceremony, where they are publicly honored and receive their Honorary Doctorate Certificate.
✔ The event provides media coverage, networking opportunities, and a platform for awardees to share their experiences and inspire others.

Using "Dr." Title After Receiving the Award

Recipients of the Honorary Doctorate Award can use the title "Dr." before their name, with the understanding that it represents an honorary distinction rather than an academic degree. It is typically used in:
✔ Public Recognition – In speeches, events, and awards.
✔ Professional & Social Platforms – Business cards, social media, and websites.
✔ Letters & Communication – With the mention of "Honorary" where required.

Example: If Mr. Rajesh Sharma receives this award, he may write his name as Dr. Rajesh Sharma (Hon.) to indicate the honorary nature of the title.

Application & Nomination

HRPCI welcomes nominations and applications from individuals, organizations, and institutions. Candidates undergo a thorough evaluation process before being conferred with this distinguished honor.

To nominate a deserving individual or apply for the award, please visit our Nomination Page and submit the required details.

Award Benefits

✔ Official Honorary Doctorate Certificate from HRPCI.
✔ Recognition on our website and social media.
✔ Networking opportunities with human rights leaders and activists.
✔ An opportunity to inspire and empower others through their work.

Join Us in Recognizing Change-Makers

At HRPCI, we believe in honoring individuals who dedicate their lives to justice, equality, and social progress. This award is a symbol of appreciation for their invaluable contributions to humanity.

For inquiries or nominations, please contact us at contact@hrpci.org

Disclaimer: This honorary award is a symbolic, non-academic recognition by HRPCI. It does not represent a university degree as per UGC Act, 1956.