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India's Crowdsourced Map of Civic Issues
Geotagged. Anonymous. Built for collective action.
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Introducing Swaraj
How it works
Three Simple Steps
Document what is broken. Rally local support. Make problems harder to ignore.
See it. Map it.
Snap a photo. Drop a pin on the map. Pick a category. Ten seconds. The issue is now a Voice on the map.
Take Collective Action
Join existing voices instead of duplicating them. Every upvote, comment, and share infuses life into a Voice and determines which issues get prioritized locally.
Make them answer.
Notify the authorities, follow up, amplify, and share. Every issue stays public, permanently geotagged, and backed by evidence, turning sustained public pressure into accountability.
Cities
50 Voices.One City.Unlocked.
Report an issue. Support another citizen. Reach 50 Voices and unlock your city's Pulse.
A city's civic dashboard comes alive when its citizens report 50 civic issues.
City activation50 Voices
- BengaluruPulse Active
- Mysuru31 / 50 Voices
- Hyderabad18 / 50 Voices
The Principle
What gets measured gets improved.
India deserves a civic intelligence layer.
We are building it.
News has become noise. Civic infrastructure keeps decaying. Before systems improve, reality has to be understood clearly, consistently, and at scale. Swaraj helps citizens make informed decisions and institutions understand ground reality.
01 · VISIBILITY LAYER
Document Reality.
Every pothole. Every broken footpath. Every neglected park. On record. Geotagged. Permanent.
02 · CITIZEN SUPPORT
Citizens at the centre.
Just an app cant fix anything alone. Citizen support turns isolated complaints into undeniable truth that institutions can't ignore.
03 · ACTIONABILITY LAYER
Attention bends incentives.
When enough citizens rally behind a problem, institutions eventually respond. We just keep the signal impossible to ignore.
News
Clean news. Real problems. No noise.
Fact-checked stories every morning, sourced from publications you already trust.
- No Noise.
- No Fake News.
- No Propaganda.
- No Outrage.
- No Distractions.
- No Shout Matches.
- No Clickbait.
- No Half-Truths.
- No Fearmongering.
- No Hate.
Newdles
See all- NewdleNewCan India Afford Data Centres? Follow the WaterVizag paid ₹3,000 for a ₹900 water tanker as Google builds a $15B AI hub nearby. We followed every litre: data centres, ethanol, a weak monsoon, paved cities.Read
- NewdleNewBengaluru Has Trains. Why Doesn’t It Have Suburban Rail?Bengaluru already runs trains on its railway lines. What it lacks is a service frequent enough to commute on. The suburban rail plan, explained in 13 stops.Read
- NewdleNewArunachal Dam: 27 Villages, One River, No ConsentIndia’s answer to China’s mega dam hasn’t drilled one rock core. It has cost ₹10.9 crore in PR and 69 arrests. The river, the claims, and what we think.Read
- NewdleNewThe Opposition Wants Gyanesh Kumar Out. Here’s What the Data SaysAs the Opposition rallies to remove CEC Gyanesh Kumar: 13 crore names cut, few foreigners found, a Commission split on record. Here’s the data.Read
- NewdleFree Bus Travel for Women: Does It Pay for Itself?Karnataka gives away about ₹7,200 crore of bus tickets a year. What Tallinn, Dunkirk and seven Indian schemes show about when free buses pay off. If you’d rather lead with the freebie debate, this tiRead
- Newdle6,500 MW of Data Centres for a Water-Short Vizag | SwarajAndhra has signed up 6,500 MW of data centres around Vizag, a city that gets 320 of the 400 million litres of water it needs a day. Who pays, and who gains.Read
- NewdleWill Bengaluru’s New Flyovers Work? Here’s the EvidenceEjipura’s flyover was due in 30 months. It’s in year ten. Now Bengaluru plans 11 more flyovers and two tunnels. The evidence, from government documents. Read the complete story.Read
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