
The monthly action
The one task all teams do together — a clean-up, a desilting, a survey. This is the movement's spine; the other three exist to support it.
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Events
Tied to the monthly theme — one action, meant for every panchayat that has a team.
This is a new movement, and we won't list an event that didn't happen. The first ones begin with Month 1, in Bharatpur, as soon as there are teams to hold them.
The four kinds of event we run
Every one of them ties back to the month's single task. Nothing here happens because a date looked good on a calendar.

The one task all teams do together — a clean-up, a desilting, a survey. This is the movement's spine; the other three exist to support it.

A public gathering where the integrity pledge is taken by name and panchayat, and certificates are handed out in person.

Panchayat teams collect the same questions house by house — reaching people who will never use this website.

The team returns to a site it worked on to record whether the result held. The least glamorous event, and the one that makes the numbers mean anything.
The full year, planned by month
One public place per panchayat cleaned; a waste-segregation point established.
Register 100 members in every active panchayat.
Desilting and recharge-pit digging at a local johad, talab or baori.
Village pledge ceremonies begin; every panchayat team's organiser is published by name.
A village-level survey — who wants training, in what trade, and where.
One market per tehsil converts to cloth bags.
Girls' school enrolment drive and dropout follow-up.
Plantation — with a named 12-month watering guardian for every sapling.
The first training batch launches; enrolment drive begins.
Sanitation and toilet-functionality audits at local schools and anganwadis.
Women-only tailoring and handicraft batches begin.
A public annual accounting, district by district — gaps included.

Coming to an event
Turn up. Registration helps us reach you next time, but nobody is turned away for not being on a list.
Tools and materials are arranged locally. If something specific is needed, your panchayat organiser will say so beforehand.
Under-18s are welcome with a parent or guardian's consent recorded in advance — our child-protection policy, no exceptions.
Most monthly actions run two to four hours. Nobody is asked to give a whole day.
Every event held under this movement's name follows the community guidelines — no party symbols, no cash collection, consent before any photograph is published.
Bringing an event to your panchayat
One person willing to be the named organiser is all it takes to start — no minimum team size.
You choose the place, because you know which one actually matters locally. We don't assign it from a district office.
WhatsApp, word of mouth, a printed notice on the board. We supply the material; you know the village.
Photos, headcount, what was achieved — filed while it's accurate, and published in the monthly roll-up.
Start today
Name, mobile number, district and panchayat — that's all we need. We'll take it from there.