This Research paper provides a critical analysis of the current state of transgender rights in India, with a focus on recent legal developments, social movements, and shifting attitudes towards transgender individuals. Despite notable advancements in legislation and judicial trends , transgender individuals in India continue to face pervasive discrimination, stigma, and social exclusion. This paper critiques the limitations of existing legal and policy frameworks, highlighting the need for a comprehensive and inclusive approach to ensure the rights and well being of transgender individuals in India. The study's findings underscore the importance of addressing the social and structural barriers that perpetuate discrimination and marginalization, and argue for a more nuanced understanding of transgender rights as integral to the broader discourse on human rights and social justice.