“We shall build a world where justice and equality are the foundation.”
A powerful short film documenting the early years (1994–1998) of the people’s struggle to access records and expose corruption through public hearings.
Celebrating 20 years of the Right to Information Act with India’s first RTI Fair
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The Right to Information empowers citizens to access government records, ensuring transparency, accountability, and active participation in democracy.
Key milestones and campaigns
MKSS founded in Devdungri, Rajasthan. Founding group included rural workers and social activists.
Jan Sunvai (public hearings) introduced as a new accountability tool. Muster rolls & bills publicly examined.
Bhim block, Rajsamand. Corruption evidence presented publicly, gaining national attention.
RTI movement launched at Chang Gate, Beawar. Slogan: “जानने का अधिकार — जीने का अधिकार”.
Government passes “Freedom of Information Act,” but it remains non-operational at the time.
October 12: RTI Act comes into force. MKSS recognized as a key architect of India’s transparency law.
Social Audits institutionalized. MKSS leads accountability work in Rajsamand & Ajmer districts.
MKSS core members contribute to drafting, pushing for grievance redress and whistleblower protection.
MKSS leads campaigns for Right to Food and advocates for corruption-free PDS.
RTI Museum established in Narbad Khera. Marked 20 years of the historic RTI Act.
Moments from struggles, victories, and everyday courage—curated visuals preserving MKSS history, campaigns, people, places, and hope across Rajasthan and India.
Songs, slogans, and people’s voices—from jan sunwais to marches—soundtracks that carried MKSS campaigns forward.
Partner organizations that share MKSS’s vision for transparency, dignity, and collective empowerment—each fostering change through accountability, democracy, and people’s rights.
Explore our archives, documentaries, and creative expressions — capturing MKSS’s voice through books, museums, and press coverage.
Explore the stories of struggle and transparency through our curated collection of books.
