A model only works if you build it.
The People's Model is in active public preview. Pick a way to support that fits — read, volunteer, translate, join the network, or fund the research. Forms are real; submissions reach us within minutes.
Read the manifesto and tell us where it's wrong.
Open the manifesto in the TPM Reader. Read on desktop, tablet, or phone. Reading is open to all. Paragraph-by-paragraph editorial comments — instructions, corrections, evidence we missed, framing that could be sharper — are open to approved reviewers — apply inside the Reader; approval can take up to 7 days. Every comment is read and actioned.

Stay in the loop. Help shape what we build.
Sign up as a supporter. You'll get one monthly email — what's new in the manifesto, the public ledger statement for the month, upcoming reading groups, calls for help. No spam. No political pitches. Unsubscribe any time.

Editorial, research, civic outreach, design, accessibility.
Two hours a week is enough. Pick a role you actually want to do.

Make the manifesto fully Kannada-first.
ಕನ್ನಡ is the first language of this project. We need translators to carry the manifesto, the Reader, and every page into clear, plain Kannada — and to keep the English and Kannada in step as the text is revised. Legal, technical, and civic vocabulary especially. You don't need to be a professional; careful and accurate is what matters.

Leadership here is earned on the record.
No tickets handed out. No high command. Every role — including the founder’s — is filled by scoring candidates on nine published axes through seven public stages. If nobody clears the bar, the seat stays empty — the bar is the bar.
Support my work.
This is a civic-research contribution — not a political donation. It is not tax-deductible, buys you no influence over the manifesto, and does not reserve a slot in the party. It funds the founder's independent policy research: domain names, hosting, translation, printing, hardware security keys, a content-delivery network, reading-group venues, and the tools behind the Open Ledger.
Received in the founder's personal capacity. Declared on personal ITR as "income from other sources". Line-item spend disclosure on the Open Ledger begins once TPM's legal entity is registered.
- ↳ Per-contributor cap of ₹500 / month (₹6,000 / year) — kept smaller than the future party rule to keep entry accessible.
- ↳ No cash. No anonymous. No foreign. No corporate. No government employee. No PSU.
- ↳ Full name + PAN required so we can list you on the ledger and match your contribution.
- ↳ Nothing you give buys influence over the manifesto's content or a slot in the party once formed.
- ↳ Every contribution appears on the Open Ledger within 24 hours. Line-item spend disclosure begins once TPM's legal entity is registered.
Contributions COMING SOON
Contributions aren't open yet — the payment account is completing verification. Once live, UPI, cards and netbanking will be accepted, and every rupee will appear on the Open Ledger within 24 hours.
Want to know when it opens? Follow @janamaadari. When live: per-contributor cap ₹500 / month, full name + PAN required for the ledger, no cash / anonymous / foreign / corporate.