Indefinite hunger strike of a huge group of people including women and youth
\nRelay hunger strike \u2013 every single day 10 am to 5 pm
\nInviting a prominent political, religious or cultural leaders for day-long hunger strikes<\/p>\n
Meeting officials and submitting memorandums
\nDialogue with government officials, scientists and others
\nOrganizing seminars on nonviolence, democracy, development, etc.
\nOrganizing massive conferences
\nOrganizing all party meets
\nHaving political leaders meet with the Chief Minister, Prime Minister etc.
\nInviting supporters from all over the country for solidarity public meetings, hunger strikes
\nReaching out nearby villagers and youth with outside volunteers and campaigners
\nDistrict-wide teach-ins
\nState-wide agitations
\nNation-wide campaigns<\/p>\n
Sending back voter identity cards
\nBoycotting elections
\nSupporting a specific party\/candidate in the elections
\nAsking the local MP, MLA to resign and facilitate by-elections
\nObserving Independence Day as Black Day
\nRefusing to accept government schemes
\nRefusing to let government officials into our villages<\/p>\n
Laying siege in front of the nuclear plant entrance
\nPreventing workers from entering the workplace
\nLaying siege to harbors
\nLaying siege to the State Assembly
\nBlocking trains
\nBlocking roads
\nOrganizing continuous agitations of various types for a week\/month
\nBurning national flags of visiting international leaders\u2019 countries
\nBurning effigies of visiting leaders
\nBandh all over the district\/state (future plan)<\/p>\n
Agitations in distant towns and villages
\nBike rally through neighboring villages and towns
\nRallies to nearby towns and villages and agitations in those places
\nCongregating in a particular village and rallying to a nearby village or town<\/p>\n
Commemorating national and international leaders\u2019 births and deaths
\nRemembering activists\u2019 deaths and sacrifices
\nRinging Church\/Temple bells and congregating people
\nAll night religious vigils
\nOrganizing yagnas and special poojas
\nPrayer meetings
\nCandle light processions
\nCelebrations such as \u201cAsserting Freedom, Celebrating Resistance\u201d
\nCelebrating religious festivals
\nCelebrating cultural festivals
\nComposing and singing struggle songs
\nPoetry recitals
\nGuarding the village entrances
\nGuarding the struggle leaders\u2019 residence<\/p>\n
Collecting signatures on petitions
\nWriting letters to embassies
\nWriting letters to human rights organizations
\nWriting letters to international organizations
\nFloating letters on the sea
\nSending \u2018Thank You\u2019 letters to international supporters<\/p>\n
Non-cooperation movement
\nRefusing to let rooms and houses to nuclear plant workers
\nRefusing to sell food stuff to nuclear plant workers
\nCongregating on the sea
\nSinging and dancing on the beach
\nMarching on the seashore
\nHuman chain on the seashore
\nBoycotting fishing
\nJal-satyagraha (striking in neck-deep waters)
\nBurying ourselves in the sand
\nLiving in cemeteries
\nShaving heads off
\nWearing black shirts and\/or black ribbons
\nDeserting the village temporarily (future plan)
\nBurying \u201ctime\/history capsules\u201d all over the state (future plan)<\/p>\n
Women canvassing support in villages and towns
\nWomen leaders travelling to distant places all over the country
\nWomen speakers speaking in public meetings and campaigns
\nWomen braking alcohol bottles and driving away bootleggers
\nWomen abstaining from sex and pregnancy to convince their menfolk
\nWomen meeting District Collector and submitting memorandums
\nWomen holding press meet<\/p>\n
Sending children on marches and rallies
\nChildren writing thousands of postcards to authorities
\nChildren meeting District Collector and submitting memorandums
\nChildren submitting memorandum to the Chief Minister at the Secretariat
\nChildren visiting foreign embassies and submitting memorandums
\nChildren holding press meet
\nChildren boycotting school<\/p>\n
Youth organizing cultural programs
\nYouth organizing colleagues in neighboring villages
\nYouth guarding the village, roads, etc.<\/p>\n
Empowering women with newspaper and book reading during hunger strikes
\nPublishing Newsletters
\nPublishing handbills, pamphlets, booklets, books
\nOrganizing photo exhibitions
\nPainting walls with specific protest messages
\nPasting posters
\nEmail campaigns
\nSocial Media campaigns and canvassing
\nForming social media friends\u2019 circles
\nInternet-based streamlining, live telecast, documentaries etc.
\nTV interviews
\nRadio interviews
\nMagazine interviews
\nRegular Press Releases and Updates<\/p>\n
Filing cases with the High Court
\nFiling cases with the Supreme Court
\nFiling cases with the National Green Tribunal
\nUsing court appearances of prisoners for campaigns
\nLegal education campaigns<\/p>\n
Organizing blood donation camps
\nOrganizing food donations
\nServing meals for campaigners<\/p>\n
Replacing round bulbs with CFL bulbs
\nSupporting \u2018New Energy\u2019 schemes
\nPromoting solar panels
\nPromoting windmills<\/p>\n
3P Principle: Purity, Patience, Perseverance
\n3H Policy: Never Hurt, Harm or Homicide
\n3T Formula: Things Take Time
\n3O Strategy: Organize, Organize, Organize<\/p>\n
February 26, 2013<\/em><\/p>\n __________________________<\/p>\n S.P. Udayakumar, Ph.D. – Tamil Nadu, India:<\/i><\/p>\n * SACCER-South Asian Community Center for Education and Research (promoting life-long, life-wide and life-deep education) Indefinite hunger strike of a huge group of people including women and youth
\n* TRANSCEND Network, South Asia Convener (TSA) (For Rethinking South Asia)
\n* People’s Movement Against Nuclear Energy (PMANE)
\n* National Alliance of Anti-nuclear Movements (NAAM) (For a Nuclear-Free India that has No Deals, No Mines, No Reactors, No Dumps, and No Bombs)<\/i><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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