Judge us by results, not speeches.
Pragati Shakti is a political organisation with one rule: every promise gets a number, a deadline and a person responsible — and you can check it any time.
This is how Pragati Shakti proposes to govern if elected. We do not hold office. This site contains our policy proposals and illustrative demonstrations of how the government would be run and measured. Anything marked “simulated” is a demonstration, not a record of work done.
Not everything. Seven things, done properly.
- 01
Health
Everyone should get good treatment quickly, without going broke to pay for it.
- 02
Education & Skills
Every child should actually learn to read, count and think — and every young person should be able to get a job.
- 03
Climate, Energy & Water
Clean air to breathe, safe water to drink, and electricity that stays on.
- 04
Agriculture & Food Systems
Farmers should earn more, waste less, and be protected when a season fails.
- 05
Technology & Digital State
Government that works like a good app: tell it once, get served fast, and know who did what.
- 06
Defence & Strategic Security
A country that can defend itself with what it builds, and looks after those who served.
- 07
Economy, Jobs & Taxation
More good jobs, easier to start a business, and taxes that are simple and fair.
Each one would have a ten-year goal, yearly targets and a public scorecard. See all seven →
We don't ask who you are. We ask how you are.
Most politics starts with your religion, your caste, your region, or which leader you follow. We think that is the wrong starting point. These are the questions we care about — and the ones we measure ourselves against.
What will not drive our politics →- Are you healthy?
- Are your children learning?
- Can you find productive work?
- Is your air safe?
- Do you have reliable water?
- Do you have reliable energy?
- Can farmers increase sustainable income?
- Can businesses grow?
- Can India build globally competitive technology?
- Is the country secure?
- Does government deliver what it promised?
Promise less. Measure everything. Fix what fails.
- 1
Find the real problem
Not the loudest one on TV — the one the evidence shows is hurting people most.
- 2
Try it small first
Test a solution in a few districts before spending the whole country's money on it.
- 3
Measure honestly
Publish the numbers whether they are good or bad. Say who is responsible. Have someone independent check them.
- 4
Stop what doesn't work
If something fails, we say so publicly and change course. That is not weakness; that is the job.
Want the details? How we would govern · What didn't work · Sample government work board
For every big thing we say we will do, you will be able to see:
- What exactly we will do
- Why it matters
- Who is responsible
- How much it costs and who pays
- When it will be done
- How we will know it worked
- What we will do if it doesn't
Tell us a problem. Send us evidence. Argue with a policy.
No likes, no voting contests. Good evidence from one person can change a policy; a thousand angry posts cannot.