We memorised the questions. They sold the answers. Awaaz is the public register where India’s demands get counted — and where every meal and every rupee behind the movement is audited in the open.
Ranked by a public formula: net votes 70% · engagement 20% · consistency 10%. Paid boosts never count.
Four steps. No hidden mechanics. No recurring charges, ever.
Create an account with just your email — we send a one-time code, no passwords. Every vote is verified: one person, one voice. Voting, commenting and browsing the full ledger stay free forever.
Create free account →Not a subscription. Not monthly. Pay ₹51 once and you're a member for life: raise up to 5 of your own demands on the public register, join campaign chat rooms, carry the member badge, and vote in member polls.
See member benefits →Make one original reel, get verified by a human, and serve on the ground or online. Volunteers pay nothing — full membership is complimentary for as long as you're active. The people doing the work never pay for the tools.
Apply to volunteer →Your ₹51 runs the platform — and the platform publishes its books. Supplies at protest sites are logged in and out on a public ledger; monthly revenue and spend are published. Zero is shown as zero. Nothing is ever inflated.
Open the ledger →We’ve stood at Jantar Mantar. This is what’s actually going wrong — and the system we built to fix each one.
Well-wishers across India order food through Swiggy and Zomato addressed to “anyone at the protest”. Orders get picked up by middlemen and riders, handed to the wrong people, skimmed, or dumped. The donor never knows. The hungry student never eats.
Every Support Zone publishes a drop point and a verified volunteer contact. Send your Swiggy/Zomato order there — a badge-carrying volunteer receives it, logs it into the public ledger, and distributes it to people who actually need it. You can watch your donation enter the count.
See drop points →First-time protesters don’t know their rights, where to go, what’s lawful, or who to ask. Scattered WhatsApp rumours fill the gap — and put people at risk.
Campaigns collect the demands in one counted place. Zones carry legal-aid contacts and volunteers who explain the peaceful, lawful way to be heard — your right under Article 19. No rumours; a sourced timeline instead.
See the register →Litter, vandalism and staged chaos by a handful become the headline — and the whole movement pays for it.
Our volunteers de-escalate trouble, counsel — not shame — those crossing lines, and clean the roads and the site after every gathering. A movement that leaves a clean street behind is a movement nobody can defame.
Join the volunteers →Lathi charges, crowd crushes, heat, exhaustion — and no marked place to rest, recover, charge a phone, or find help.
Marked zones away from flashpoints with food, water, first-aid, charging, rest and a legal-aid contact— run by verified volunteers. “Help Near Me” finds the closest one instantly, no login needed.
Help Near Me 📍har fix ka hisaab — public ledger par · janhisab.in
Every campaign is a numbered entry in the register — forever.
#0001NEET-UG 2026 leak hua, exam cancel hua, jaanch chal rahi hai — aur zimmedari kisi ne nahin li. Jantar Mantar se desh bhar tak ek hi maang: jiske vibhag mein system doob raha hai, woh pad chhode.
#0002Exam cancel hone ke baad ke hafton mein aspirants humse chhin gaye — media aur records mein darj. Maang: har case ki judicial inquiry, pariwaron ko support, aur exam-system ki jawabdehi.
#0005Jo exam desh ka kal chunte hain, unhe chalane waale kaun chunta hai — aur kaise? Maang: exam bodies mein transparent niyuktiyan, student/academic representation, aur har process ka public audit.
#0006Har leak lakhon saal ki mehnat ek PDF mein bech deta hai. Maang: Public Examinations Act ka sakht enforcement, sealed chain of custody, whistleblower protection, aur time-bound saza.
No storytelling. Just dates, with sources.
Students begin gathering at Jantar Mantar over the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak and CBSE on-screen-marking irregularities. [1]
The movement spreads city to city; demands crystallise around exam reform and accountability. [2]
An indefinite hunger strike begins at Jantar Mantar; the protests become national news. [3]
Clashes with police and detentions are reported; the movement reorganises as organic and leaderless. [4]
The movement continues. Awaaz exists to give it one countable, auditable register.
Don’t trust us — audit us. Every number below comes straight from the database. The count started today, and zero is an honest number too.
Noise for them. Work for these.
This is not a donation and not a subscription — it’s a one-time membershipthat keeps this platform unbought, and it never auto-renews. We’ll say the honest part out loud: ₹51 doesn’t feed a student — it runs the platform that keeps a public account of every meal that reaches one.
Become a member — ₹51, one timeVolunteers get membership free. Every rupee appears on /transparency.