5th Space
A fundamental GAME to achieve a GOAL for communal peace and harmony
Siraj from Titagarh, West Bengal organised a friendly football, under ComMutiny – The Youth Collective’s Samvidhan Live! The Jagrik Project, with people from various religious and communal groups to create a bridge for a new dialogue of peace. Football is a term that most of us might be familiar with. The sport is not only …
When a 13-year-old re-wrote the preamble to make others inclusive towards her fellow, minority, school mates
The Youth Collective’s Samvidhan Live! The Jagrik Project, 13-year-old Diksha encapsulated the values of our constitution by making a more inclusive preamble for her school mates in a tribal district in Madhya Pradesh. Samvidhan Live! The Jagrik Project is a nationwide initiative designed and anchored by ComMutiny – The Youth Collective (CYC), in collaboration with …
When a college lecturer left the pen for the broom and cleaned a 16th century heritage site
Under ComMutiny – The Youth collective’s Samvidhan Live! The Jagrik Project, Gayatri and Pradip lived the constitution through the social action task of cleaning a archaeologically important 16th century coastal fort in Arnala, Maharashtra The Swacch Bharat Abhiyaan initiated by the NDA government has covered a large part of the country by motivating people to …
Leaving behind an impoverished upbringing to create street plays & awareness sessions on women equality & safety
Saloni, with her friends, understood their constitutional rights and duties by convincing the People of Harda to educate their daughters under the Samvidhan Live! The Jagrik Project public initiative by ComMutiny – The Youth Collective Saloni had lived in a slum her whole life. She saw mothers of her friends working as house maids. She …
How one initiative bridged the lives of two youngsters and a starving family in a remote village of Rajasthan
In this world of deep rooted cynicism, hatred and negativity, it is rare to find a ray of hope, passion and love. But there are still some stories which still makes us believe in the power of humanity and empathy and rekindles our hope in the society. It is even more heartwarming when youngsters come together to create …
Once considered the scum of the society, Joyita Mondal, a transgender herself, fought for and gave recognition to thousands of individuals from the LGBTQ community
It has been one year and Sapna Debnath (originally Sapan Debnath) is no more afraid of going out alone. She takes pride in her identity. Being a transgender, after all, is not something to shy away from anymore in Dinajpur, West Bengal. The credit for this fiercely fought and achieved liberty goes to the Dinajpur …
Witness how 500 youngsters from across the country injected a new life into the Indian Constitution
67 years… I remained mute… lifeless… They had only put me into words which were meaningless in their own lives… They took my ‘ownership’ but never owned me… They had pledged… They had pledged to follow every bit of me… But could not truly abide by me. That aside… A large number of them are …
A boy LIVED the Indian Constitution for 2 months and this is how it changed his life
“Constitution was nothing more than just a book for me until I came to realise that it has a lot to do with my being in this nation and a lot more with the way I conduct my own life and affect my fellow citizens.” These words from Sirish Chauriya gave a very insightful description …