Janagaraj

Janagaraj (often spelled as Jana Gana Raj) is a Hindi phrase that translates to "People's Republic" or "Democracy". It is composed of three words: "Jana" (people), "Gana" (group/community/republic), and "Raj" (rule/kingdom/reign). The phrase emphasizes the concept of governance by the people, for the people, and of the people, central to democratic ideologies. The term is commonly used in political discourse and literature related to Indian democracy and social movements advocating for people's empowerment. It signifies a state where the ultimate power resides with the citizens and is exercised through elected representatives or direct participation. It's a powerful and resonant term representing the ideals of self-governance and social justice.