Pledge open
Take the Integrity Pledge
Not by saying it — by showing it. This pledge is public, by name and panchayat, with a live counter.
Why we ask you to pledge first
A pledge costs nothing, and rural audiences know that better than anyone — which is exactly why we don't lead with it. We lead with our own organiser names and a published method behind every count. Your pledge matters because it adds your name to a public, growing record of people willing to be counted on this — not because the act of pledging alone changes anything.
A certificate you can print
After you take the pledge, you'll get a printable certificate — meant for a panchayat noticeboard, not a database row.
What happens after you pledge
Your name joins the public count
The counter on this page moves. Your name and panchayat are added to the district's pledge record.
You get a certificate
Printable, meant for a wall or a noticeboard — proof that means something in person, not just in a database.
You may be invited to a ceremony
As panchayat teams organise pledge ceremonies during Month 4 of the calendar, pledged members are invited to attend.
Before you pledge
Does taking the pledge make me a member?
Not automatically — a pledge and a membership are recorded separately. Most people who pledge do go on to join, but you can do either on its own.
Can I take the pledge if I'm not from Bharatpur or Deeg?
Yes. The pledge is open to anyone in Rajasthan — the counter isn't limited to the two districts we are starting in.
What if I break the pledge?
We don't run an enforcement system, and we never will. The pledge is a personal commitment, made in public — the accountability is yours.