🇮🇳 In a powerful moment at the UN, BJP MP Arun Govil reminded the world that Article 21; yes, the same one that guarantees ‘right to life’; also means the right to health. And courts have backed it up for decades. From ordering employers to give health insurance to workers (since 1995) to demanding better hospital infrastructure and emergency care; the judiciary has been quietly filling gaps where policy sometimes falls short. What’s more? Govil didn’t just talk theory. He called out real barriers; cost, language, distance, legal unawareness; that stop people from getting care. And warned about unchecked corporate power. India isn’t perfect. But when courts act as guardians of public health? That’s a story worth knowing; especially if you’re preparing for UPSC, SSC, or state civil services. Because understanding how laws evolve to protect citizens? That’s not just current affairs. It’s the foundation of governance. Next time someone says ‘healthcare is a privilege’; remember: our Constitution says otherwise.