Pledge · Part 1 · live now

Kitna Time? Ab faisla aapka.

You elect governments every few years. Should you get a say on the decisions in between?

This is not a vote. It is a signature on the idea: that law-making authority should move to citizens, one line item at a time, with a published cost and a public dashboard behind every decision.

Democracy shouldn't stop on election day.
We don't vote for people. We vote for problems.
No symbols. No candidates. Just the question, and your answer.
Not Old India. Not New India. My India — decided by me.

marks made

states & UTs

opening questions

Pledge · not a vote

Make your mark

citizens so far

Register support for the idea itself. No party, no candidate — a signature that says you want a say on the decisions in between elections.

NameEmailState / UTOpening question you care about mostI am 18 or older. I agree to kitnatime.fyi (Jan Sabha) storing my name, email and state to keep me updated, as described in the privacy notice.

One mark per email · nothing is published with your name

Where the marks are

By state and union territory

No marks yet. The first one draws the map.

What people want to vote on first

Opening question, by pledge

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What happens with this list. When the platform goes live on 26 January 2027, pledgers are the first invited to back, debate and — once verified — vote on the line items — starting with the open call from 2 October. Nothing is published with your name; aggregate counts only.