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The People’s Manifesto2029
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383 problems · 35 states

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All India44

Andaman and Nicobar Islands2

Andhra Pradesh18

Arunachal Pradesh5

Assam14

Bihar7

Chandigarh3

Chhattisgarh4

Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu4

Delhi10

Goa7

Gujarat4

Haryana4

Himachal Pradesh4

Jammu and Kashmir3

Jharkhand6

Karnataka20

Kerala18

Lakshadweep4

Madhya Pradesh5

Maharashtra23

Manipur3

Meghalaya4

Mizoram3

Nagaland2

Odisha6

Puducherry6

Punjab16

Rajasthan5

Sikkim4

Tamil Nadu32

Telangana16

Tripura6

Uttar Pradesh50

Uttarakhand10

West Bengal11

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The People’s Manifesto · an open draft for 2029

What should India fix first?

Problems people face across India and in every state, and the reforms HRP proposes to fix them. Find one you care about, see what is known, and add what you know.

open problems
383
states and UTs
35
topics
18

Find problems near you

Pick your state, or a topic you care about. The list updates as you choose.

Start with one of these

A manifesto you help write

Most party manifestos are written by a small committee and handed to voters shortly before an election. This one is drafted in the open, years ahead, starting from the problems people raise.

UsuallyHere
Written behind closed doors by party leaders.Starts from problems anyone can add, research and discuss.
Released days or weeks before voting.An open draft years before 2029, changing in public.
Promises rarely show the evidence, the cost or who pays.Every reform sets out its evidence, its cost and who loses.
No way to answer back once it is out.Question it, bring evidence, propose a reform or contest an approved one.
Quietly rewritten or forgotten after the election.Every revision and stage change stays on the record, with its date.

How it works

Principles & discussion rules

  1. Pick a problem

    Each one says what is known, with numbers and sources, and what nobody has answered yet.

  2. Add what you know

    Post an idea, evidence or a question. Every post is reviewed, and others build on it in its thread.

  3. Ideas become reforms

    The strongest ideas go through the proposal template and become reforms that members can challenge.