Samta Satyagraha Parishad
The Samta Satyagraha Parishad, to be held on 19–20 March 2027 in Mahad, marks 100 years of the Mahad Satyagraha—not as remembrance, but as renewed resistance. At the very site where Babasaheb Dr. B. R. Ambedkar declared the struggle for fundamental human rights, voices from every Indian state will expose the realities of continuing discrimination and unite ongoing struggles. This Parishad will set a collective five-year action agenda for equality, dignity, and justice, carrying the spirit of Mahad back to every region. The Ambedkarite Revolution does not end with celebration—it moves forward through action.
Samata Granthalay
100 Libraries for Equality marks 100 years of the Mahad Satyagraha by creating 100 Public Libraries across India. These libraries will be named as Samta Granthalay and will be serving as public learning spaces in all communities, offering access to books, digital resources, and revolutionary literature across world that foster knowledge, critical thinking, dialogue, and local action. Managed by local volunteers and educators. these libraries will become hubs for learning, cultural engagement, and community empowerment. Beyond reading, these will form a lasting knowledge network, ensuring World Revolution Day is a moment to reflect, renew, and advance equality, dignity, and social justice.
Leadership Development at Grassroots
Through this revolutionary initiative, We are building youth leadership by inspiring young people to move beyond symbolic celebrations and actively engage with Dr. B. R. Ambedkar’s ideas. By fostering historical awareness, collective action, and critical thinking, the program will empower youth with the confidence, values, and skills needed to lead future struggles for equality and social justice. It will provide a platform for dialogue, mentorship, and collective decision-making, enabling youth to emerge as conscious, committed, and capable leaders of the revolutionary movement.
Capacity Building for Human Rights
Launching on March 20, 2027 – World Revolution Day, the Organizations Capacity Building for Human Rights program will equip 10,000 grassroots groups across India to actively promote justice, equality, and dignity. Through workshops, digital tools, mentorship, and community organizing, youth, women, and local collectives will gain the knowledge and skills to defend human rights and lead local initiatives. Covering every district, this initiative will create a national network of empowered organizations, turning the centenary of the Mahad Satyagraha into a living movement for lasting social change in every village, basti, and neighborhood.
Streams of Freedom: The 100 Water Bodies Campaign
Securing 100 Water Bodies is a nationwide initiative to reclaim water as a symbol of dignity, equality, and rights, marking 100 years since the Mahad Satyagraha. Across India, communities will protect and revive 100 lakes, rivers, wells, and ponds through local action, awareness drives, and ecological restoration, ensuring access for everyone. More than a campaign, it is a movement to connect communities, building a network for social justice and keeping alive thoughts and vision of all the revolutionaries and to create an inclusive society. Launching on the occasion of World Revolution Day, it calls out all to act, restore, and secure justice, dignity and equality for all.