About Us

Know India. Know Your Rights.

JanSamvidhan is a free, non-partisan civic education platform built for every Indian citizen — from students to farmers, from first-time voters to senior professionals.

Our Mission

India's Constitution and democratic processes are among the most sophisticated in the world — yet most citizens don't know the basics: who their MLA is, how an RTI works, what their fundamental rights are, or how Parliament passes a law.

JanSamvidhan bridges this gap. We believe that an informed citizen is the strongest pillar of democracy. Our goal is to make civic knowledge as accessible as a WhatsApp message — in plain language, with real examples, for every Indian regardless of education level.

"जन" = People  ·  "संविधान" = Constitution

The people's Constitution — knowledge that belongs to every Indian.

What We Cover

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Constitution

All articles, the Preamble, Fundamental Rights & Duties, Directive Principles, Amendments

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Government

Current Cabinet, President, PM, how laws are made, separation of powers

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Elections

How elections work, EVM, NOTA, every general election since 1951

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Rights & Law

Fundamental Rights, RTI, legal rights, consumer protection, FIR, PIL

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Budget & Data

Union Budget explained, tax calculator, India statistics by state

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Citizen Tools

Find your MP/MLA, Aadhaar/PAN/passport guides, farmer schemes

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Civics Education

Animated, child-friendly explanations of Parliament, MP, MLA, constituencies

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Accountability

Track manifesto promises, question your representative, know your tools

Our Principles

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Non-partisan

We present facts, constitutional provisions, and government data — never political opinions. We track all parties equally on manifesto promises.

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Always Free

JanSamvidhan is free and will always remain free. Civic knowledge is a public good.

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Bilingual

Content is available in English and Hindi. We are working to add more Indian languages.

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Source-cited

Every fact cites its government source — Constitution articles, Budget documents, ECI data, RBI reports, Census data.

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Accessible

Designed for all literacy levels. Animated explanations make complex ideas understandable even for first-time voters.

Data Sources

All information on JanSamvidhan is sourced from official government and authoritative public records:

Ministry of Law & Justice (Constitution)
Election Commission of India (ECI)
Lok Sabha & Rajya Sabha Secretariats
Union Budget — Ministry of Finance
Reserve Bank of India (RBI)
Census of India (2011 + projections)
National Statistical Office (NSO)
Press Information Bureau (PIB)
PRS Legislative Research
Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare
National Informatics Centre (NIC)
UIDAI, Passport Seva, NSDL
Comptroller & Auditor General (CAG) Reports
Supreme Court & High Court judgments (public record)
NHAI, Indian Railways, AAI, MoRTH official data
NDTV, The Hindu, Times of India, Indian Express (accredited media)
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Legal Disclaimer

JanSamvidhan is a civic education and public interest information platform. All content is compiled from publicly available government documents, tabled parliamentary reports, court records, and reports by accredited media organisations.

Where organisations or entities are mentioned in the context of infrastructure failures, accidents, or government accountability, such references are based solely on publicly documented court proceedings, FIR records, CAG audit findings, or official government inquiry reports — not on original investigation or personal opinion.

All such information is presented in good faith for public interest and civic education, and constitutes fair reporting of matters already in the public domain. This website does not intend to defame any individual or organisation. Where official inquiry findings are pending or incomplete, content is marked accordingly.

Facts and data on this site are accurate to the best of our knowledge as of the dates cited. If you believe any information is factually incorrect, please contact us with supporting documentation and we will review and correct it promptly.

Protected under: Article 19(1)(a) of the Constitution of India (Freedom of Speech & Expression) · Exception 1 & 9 to BNS Section 356 (truth + public benefit; fair comment on public conduct) · Right to Information Act 2005 (public interest in government accountability)

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