A crowdsourced visual archive of the posters, placards and photography of India's protest movements. It began with the students and the leaked exam paper; it is open to the movements that came after.
Start with The Lighthouse, our photo essays, reading the placards one at a time.
The posters are the point: we archive the art of the streets, and we automatically cover protesters' faces, with a tape sticker where a face is big enough to carry one, a blur where it is not. Read the submission guidelines · appear in a photo? Request removal.
Different movements, different causes. Each has its own album, and its own link to send.


#VoteChoriBandKaro
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#VoteChoriBandKaro
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#HinduCollegeNotForSale
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#NEETUG2026
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#BhartiGhotala
Open the album →28 movements are open and holding nothing yet: Ken-Betwa, Bengal teachers, Resident doctors, E20 petrol, Political prisoners, Press freedom, and 22 more. Send us photographs · see them all.
The newest photographs in the archive, in the order they went up.
Essays from the archive, reading a single placard, a march or a material closely. Newest three.
On the march to the Supreme Court, the most carefully made object in the crowd was carrying a slogan borrowed from a protest the police had stopped two days before.
A Dutch square, a row of Indian placards printed off the internet, and four stone pillars behind them that were already about this.
A day of door-to-door campaigning in Pune, where the printed banners carry the organisation's name and the hand-painted ones carry the argument.
Every photograph in the archive, all movements together, in no order at all.