in a casteless and classless society; in a society that does not discriminate based on gender, religion, age, language ethnicity and nationality.

in the enforcement and fulfillment of the goals of the Indian Constitution; in a democratic, welfarist, accountable and transparent state and the rule of law.

in the path of sustainable development for this generation and future generations; in the sovereignty of our people, free from domination and control by transnational corporations, IMF, World Bank and trade bodies like WTO.

in a clean and safe environment and sustainability of ecological systems including the protection of the richness of our bio-diversity, the preservation of our traditional water systems, marine resources, lands, natural resources and knowledge systems.

in children’s rights, their right to freedom and sustainable development, information, participation, association and expression: right to their land, forests and environment, to protection against evictions and displacement.

in the promotion and protection of human rights especially of the dalits, indigenous people’s women, working people and other oppressed and disadvantaged peoples based on accepted human rights standards.

in the right of all people to information from state and non-state institutions.

in a world free of arms, nuclear weapons and nuclear power.

in a system of governance and power that is participatory and decentralised, democratic, transparent and accountable, capable of raising its own resources and promoting, participatory planning.

in a democratically elected government that ensures a high standard of quality of life to enable all people to live with dignity and security including adequate food, water, highest attainable standard of health care, safe environment, nutrition and education, etc.,

in the plurality of cultures and religions; in secularism and the complete separation of state (in all its forms) from religion and religious rituals and practices.