Founding team
Coordination, research, communications, outreach or tech.
Kerala 2031 · Draft · Built by citizens
71+seats. One Kerala.
Why? Because nobody should have to leave Kerala to live well.
What's holding you back?
140 seats. 71 forms the government. One term. No political careers. We're early — and building it in public, with you.
01 · 60-second quiz
What's YOUR Kerala fix?
Three questions. See which draft idea speaks to you — and share it. Nothing you tap leaves your phone.
02 · The draft charter
8 ideas. Swipe.
Drafts for debate — each one still needs costing, legal review and targets. Hit share on the ones you'd fight for.
03 · The pledge
We're leaving on purpose.
One five-year term, then we go home. Public office is a responsibility — not a career.
One term
Proposed: our elected representatives serve one five-year term, publish progress and hand over in an orderly way.
No dynasties
Leadership is earned through public work — not family connections.
No donations, no fees
No membership or candidate fees. Merchandise-only revenue is the proposed model, subject to legal review.
Open books
Budgets, delays, corrections and conflicts of interest published — in plain language.
04 · Start small
Start small. Start today.
Politics shouldn't begin with a form. Tick these off at your own pace — your progress stays on your device.
Idea box
One idea for your ward.
What's one fixable thing near you? Write it, then share it with friends — or send it to us later once our secure inbox is live.
05 · The map
140 seats. 14 districts. Claim yours.
Every constituency needs people who actually live there. Tap your district to start your join form.
Seat counts are Assembly constituencies per district. Status is "looking for founders" until real, verified teams exist.
★ Ward Fix
One ward. One fix.
Spot one fixable problem near you. Post it, back the ones you care about, and share them. Real local problems are the best manifesto there is.
House rules
Describe the problem, not people. No names, phone numbers or photos of private individuals. Don't post anything you wouldn't say to the panchayat office in person.
Describe the problem, not people. No names, phone numbers or photos of private individuals. Don't post anything you wouldn't say to the panchayat office in person.
Demo: fixes stay on this device only (photos aren't kept after you close the tab; re-encoding strips photo location data). A public board needs a backend, moderation and a privacy policy first.
Post a fix
06 · Get involved
Role
Role
Role
Be one of the first 3–5.
We're not asking for money. We're asking for reliable people who show up. Pick a role.
Local volunteer
Listen to local concerns, host conversations, document practical ideas.
Policy contributor
Bring evidence, professional knowledge, cost estimates or legal questions.
Join the founding crew
Demo only: this form will not send or save your details.
07 · Receipts
Receipts, every week.
Trust is earned in public. This is the template we're committing to — real entries start when the crew starts.
Template · not a real entry
Week 0 — what every weekly post will contain
- What we did — meetings held, people met, ideas collected.
- Money in / out — actual figures once any operation begins.
- What we got wrong — and what we're changing.
- Next week — who is doing what.
Polls ≠ decisions
Public polls are informal and non-binding. Formal decisions need a separately documented, authenticated process.
What this is not (yet)
Not a registered party, approved manifesto, completed 140-seat network, live poll, audit or candidate list. We'll change this only when each fact is verifiably true.
08 · The full draft
The People's Charter
Draft for public consultation · Version 1.0. Proposals for scrutiny and development — not policies already implemented or legally guaranteed.
1 · One-term governance
A public commitment by NPM31's elected representatives to serve one five-year term, publish progress and support an orderly handover.
2 · Citizen Service Guarantee
Explore clear service timelines, public performance reporting and accessible complaint and appeal mechanisms.
3 · Land records and fair stewardship
Start with reliable records, legal clarity, community consultation and support for people facing insecure tenure. Examine gradual, voluntary options for suitable underused land while respecting existing rights, livelihoods and ecology.
4 · Every Household a Producer by 2036
Help willing households find viable routes into production, services, local value chains and small enterprise, measuring income and business resilience.
5 · AI-assisted public consultation
Use technology to organise feedback and explain options, with privacy safeguards, transparency, bias testing and non-digital participation routes.
6 · Food security and local resilience
Strengthen local food systems, reduce avoidable waste and improve preparedness for supply and price shocks.
7 · The 100-Year Trees Policy
Encourage suitable long-lived trees where conditions allow, prioritising native species, survival, long-term care and ecological fit.
8 · Exploring high-value crops
Assess suitable high-value crops and emerging plant-based industries for farmer income and local processing, based on soil, climate, water, biodiversity, legal status, market reliability and farmer risk. Only lawful, medically supervised research and regulated industrial applications, subject to Indian law and scientific evidence.
9 · Decentralised governance
Explore clearer local responsibilities, transparent spending, stronger access to plans and practical community participation in decisions.
10 · Professional, politically neutral public institutions
Review public workplace practices for service quality, fair treatment and safeguards against partisan pressure — respecting applicable law, lawful association, constitutional and labour rights and employee consultation.
11 · Economic empowerment and opportunity
Support skills, entrepreneurship, cooperatives and locally rooted businesses; evaluate responsible tourism and health services — with policies tested against costs, demand and real outcomes.
12 · Transparency and accountability
Publish goals, budgets, progress, delays and revisions. Distinguish public consultation from formal organisational decisions.
Implementation standard: each commitment should eventually include a problem statement, proposed intervention, legal review, estimated cost, responsible institution, timeline, risks and measurable indicators. The final charter should be available in Malayalam and English.
09 · Straight answers
Quick answers. No fluff.
Why should I trust a new group?
You shouldn't — yet. That's why we publish everything, start small and keep a corrections log. Judge us on receipts, not slogans.
Is NPM31 a political party?
This site describes a civic organising initiative and a proposed political direction. We won't claim legal registration or party status unless we actually obtain it.
Why only one term?
Because public office should be a responsibility, not a career path. A fixed term keeps the focus on delivery and handover.
Can young people stand as candidates?
Voting age is 18. To contest a State Assembly seat you must generally be 25 or older — check the Election Commission of India for current eligibility rules. Anyone can read, share, debate and help build ideas now.
Why 140 members?
The proposed core structure is one core member for each of Kerala's 140 Assembly constituencies. Volunteers, supporters and applicants are not automatically core members.
Does a public poll decide NPM31 policy?
No. Public polls are informal, non-binding consultation. Formal decisions need a separately documented, authenticated process.
How will NPM31 fund itself?
Principle: zero donations, no membership or candidate fees, merchandise-only revenue. Actual operations must comply with law and report revenue and expenses transparently.
Can I apply as a candidate here?
No — this form is for founding-team interest only. Candidate recruitment needs a separate application, eligibility review, selection process and legal compliance checklist.