The Constitution of Humanity

The Constitution of Humanity
By Matindra Chandra Debnath

What defines us beyond borders, beliefs, and identities? In “The Constitution of Humanity,” Matindra Chandra Debnath explores the foundational principles that bind all human beings together—beyond the frameworks of politics, religion, or nationhood.

Blending philosophy, ethics, and social vision, this thought-provoking work invites readers to reflect on the moral and spiritual architecture of humanity itself. Debnath proposes a universal code—a constitution not written by governments, but one etched into the conscience of human existence. In a world fractured by division, his message is one of unity, compassion, and collective responsibility.

This book is for thinkers, changemakers, and seekers—anyone who believes that humanity needs more than laws to thrive; it needs a shared sense of purpose.

Key Themes:

• Universal human values and ethics

• Spiritual and moral evolution of society

• Vision for global unity and coexistence

• Critical reflections on identity, justice, and human rights

• A philosophical foundation for peaceful, humane living

About the Author:
Matindra Chandra Debnath is a thinker and visionary whose work focuses on redefining social harmony through a human-centered philosophy. His writings challenge readers to look beyond institutional frameworks and toward a more compassionate, conscious civilization.