Samvidhan & Samaj संविधान व समाज
"Building a responsible society."
Building a responsible society, one citizen at a time.
Samvidhan & Samaj turns the values of our Constitution into everyday action — informed citizens who know their rights, do their duties, and hold systems accountable.
A nation changes when its citizens act. We make civic power practical — through rights, duties, the RTI and ethical participation.
— Manusmriti
Citizenship is a power we must use
Source: The Constitution of India and the Right to Information Act, 2005.
Four ways this mission builds citizens
From knowing your rights to shaping your neighbourhood.
1 · Civic Literacy
Simple, accessible education on rights, duties and how government and public services actually work.
2 · Using RTI
Helping citizens use the Right to Information to get services and answers without paying bribes.
3 · Ethical Citizenship
Encouraging voting with awareness, questioning wrongdoing, and everyday integrity.
4 · Community Action
Turning informed individuals into active groups that improve their own neighbourhoods.
How we turn a story into change
Listen
To citizens failed by the system.
Understand
Where power meets the people.
Research
Rights, duties & remedies.
Act
Literacy, RTI & participation.
Change
Citizens who shape their nation.
Build civic literacy in 250 communities.
We publish our reach and results transparently.
See the Impact DashboardSamvidhan & Samaj — 2026 target
33%Communities reached with civic literacy
RTI empowerment
26%Progress toward 5,000 citizens trained to use RTI
The research behind this mission
We ground our work in credible, published evidence. Explore key national studies and reports on this issue.
Access to Justice in India — National Report
Harvard Center on the Legal Profession (ILAG)
Evidence on legal-aid gaps, case pendency and access to justice for the poor.
Read the reportIndia Justice Report 2025 — Legal Aid & NALSA
India Justice Report (summary & findings)
Key data: ~80% of Indians are eligible for free legal aid, but very few access it.
Read the reportReports open in a new tab. We cite these sources for public awareness and do not claim authorship.
Current government schemes for this cause
National programmes working on this issue. We align our grassroots work with these initiatives — and help people access them.
NALSA
National Legal Services Authority
Free & competent legal aid to weaker sections; Lok Adalats for speedy justice.
Official websiteTele-Law
Department of Justice, Govt. of India
Free pre-litigation legal advice to citizens through Common Service Centres.
Official websiteOfficial government portals — open in a new tab. Vedanvesha Sansthan is an independent organisation and is not affiliated with these schemes.
धर्मो रक्षति रक्षितः।
Dharmo rakṣati rakṣitaḥ
“Dharma protects those who protect it.”
— Manusmriti