Short summary: A structured civic education programme covering Fundamental Rights and Duties, civic sense, working with public institutions, and responsible citizenship — free for every Indian.
Quick facts bar:
- Fee: Free
- Modules: 3
- Quiz: 10 questions (MCQ)
- Certificate: Free, on passing
- Language: English
- Developed by: Dr. Baldev Batra
- Published by: Centre for Social Reforms (India), New Delhi
- Open to: All citizens — no eligibility criteria
What you will learn?
By the end of this programme, you will be able to:
- Explain the meaning and importance of civic sense and social responsibility in everyday life
- Identify and practise responsible public behaviour — cleanliness, social ethics, and use of public spaces
- Understand the role of key public institutions — police, courts, local bodies, and government departments
- Engage confidently and respectfully with public institutions to raise complaints and seek redressal
- Describe the rights and responsibilities of an aware (Sajag) citizen under the Indian Constitution
- Recognise the roles of youth, women, and senior citizens in building a strong, harmonious society
- Practise responsible digital citizenship and understand online civic responsibilities
- Contribute meaningfully to nation-building through small, everyday actions