World Revolution Day: Vision, Mission & Goals

Vision

This initiative visualizes a just and inclusive world by commemorating the centenary of the Mahad Satyagraha (1927–2027) as a global symbol of peaceful resistance against caste, racial, and structural discrimination—rooted in the values of liberty, equality, and fraternity.

Mission

This global observance aims to elevate Mahad as a universal symbol of non-violent resistance against caste-based, racial, and structural discrimination. Through this centenary, we seek to unite communities across the world in a shared commitment to dismantling social hierarchies, affirming human dignity, and advancing the unfinished mission of the Ambedkarite Revolution.

• To recognize March 20, 2027 as World Revolution Day, marking 100 years of the Mahad Satyagraha — a non-violent call for human rights and dignity.
• To internationalize Ambedkarite thought and make Mahad a global symbol of democratic resistance
• To raise awareness across the world about discrimination through education, dialogue, and collective action.
• To ensure representation and dignity for all marginalized groups by connecting their struggles globally.
• To institutionalize the Ambedkarite Revolution as an ongoing force beyond 2027, shaping global conversations on justice.

Goals

Short-Term (2025–2027):

• Launch a digital platform (website & social media) to document, educate, and engage people globally.

• Organize events in each district of India and 100 countries, culminating in a grand centenary at Mahad with global leaders like Barack Obama.

• Develop multilingual educational resources — documentaries, history modules, visual exhibitions.

• Submit a petition to the United Nations to declare March 20 as World Revolution Day.

• Document and assess human rights conditions across Indian states to shape future strategies.

Mid-Term (2027–2032):

• Establish Samta Satyagraha Parishad, a recurring international forum (every 5 years) to assess equality struggles worldwide.

• Promote human rights fellowship programs for youth and activists based on Ambedkarite values.

• Build permanent memorials and learning centers at Mahad and elsewhere.

Long-Term (2032 and beyond):

• Develop a global network of grassroots equality movements inspired by Mahad.

• Integrate Ambedkarite studies in international human rights curricula.

• Sustain the World Revolution Movement as a living global legacy to fight against casteism, racism, patriarchy, and all forms of structural violence.