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‘Satyagraha’ website launched by Rahul Gandhi: What is it?

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‘Satyagraha’ website launched by Rahul Gandhi: What is it?

Rahul Gandhi, Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, launched the 'Satyagraha' digital platform on October 3, 2026, to map resistance movements across India. This platform aims to bring together the voices of various groups such as Gen Z, students, farmers, Adivasis, Dalits, and women who are fighting for their rights. The Congress leader emphasized that often, people fight these battles alone, and their stories are often overlooked or suppressed.

The 'Satyagraha' initiative seeks to change this narrative by collecting and sharing these stories on a collective map.

The platform received an overwhelming response within just nine hours of its launch, with over 10,000 people and groups submitting their causes. These issues span a wide range of topics, including education, corruption, social justice, farmers' rights, labor issues, health, women's safety, land, and environment. The 'Satyagraha' team will review each submission, work to amplify the voices that need to be heard, and help resolve genuine struggles.

The process to contribute to the 'Satyagraha' platform involves filling out a form with details such as the individual's name, state/UT, district, and contact number. Contributors can also categorize their issue, add a description of their cause, and optionally share a photo or video. After submission, the issue is read and reviewed by the team, pinned on an India map, and may be promoted through various channels such as social media, press conferences, or Parliament.

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