Total Revolution movement

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The Total Revolution movement was a mass socio-political campaign in 1970s India led by Jayaprakash Narayan that sought comprehensive transformation of the political system, economy, and society through nonviolent means.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mass movement
political movement
social movement
advocatedConcept accountability in government
ethical politics
participatory democracy
social justice
alsoKnownAs Sampoorna Kranti movement
Total Revolution
country India
goal comprehensive transformation of political system
decentralization of power
economic reform
end to corruption
people’s participation in governance
restoration of democracy
social reform
hasPart Bihar student agitation
historicalSignificance catalyst for end of Emergency
major challenge to Indira Gandhi’s rule
ideology nonviolence
influenced 1977 Indian general election outcome
formation of Janata Party
inspiredBy Mahatma Gandhi
involved farmers
opposition political parties
students
workers
languageOfMovement Hindi
leader Jayaprakash Narayan
location Bihar
Delhi
Gujarat
Patna
mainRegion northern India
method civil disobedience
mass demonstrations
nonviolent protest
student mobilization
opposedConcept authoritarianism
emergency rule
opposedTo Indian National Congress rule
Indira Gandhi
surface form: Indira Gandhi government
relatedTo Bihar Movement
Indian Emergency (1975–1977)
surface form: Emergency in India
slogan Sampoorna Kranti movement
surface form: Sampoorna Kranti
startTime 1974
timePeriod 1970s

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Jayaprakash Narayan movement Total Revolution movement
JP movement Total Revolution movement
subject surface form: Jayaprakash Narayan
JP Movement alsoKnownAs Total Revolution movement