Gaali Free India is a humble initiative to let people sweep the filth of gaalis from their language, filter the words carefully, polish it to touch lives of people and set example to the younger generation and help them respect their language and never corrupt it with the use of abusive words. Many are not even aware of how their language has diseased with the muck of gaalis. They speak as if the gaalis are in trend and a way to vent out their frustrations. Gaali Free India Movement is an attempt to preserve the country’s rich language heritage. Gaali Free india is an initiative to avoid profanity and abusive words in front of children. It’s an endeavour to replace curse words with proverbs and famous quotes. It is an attempt to help our children and future generation communicate in a culturally civilized manner and create a better world. So join the movement. And let’s discover the beauty of language once again.
On behalf of the team of Gaali Free India-Swachh Bhasha Movement and all its supporters, we humbly appeal to our respected Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji to support this drive and be part of its revolution. It is only through the impetus of our revered Prime Minister that this drive can take mammoth proportion and create lasting impressions on minds of millions of his fans who look up to him for a fresh perspective in India’s growth story. We are certain that he is the one who will bring about a wind of change and project the seriousness of this issue and not just appeal but also influence millions of Indians to make Gaali Free India, a possibility.
Shri Narendra Modi ji… over to you… now!
The Gaali Free India-Swachh Bhasha Movement is the brainchild of Ms. Vandana Sethhi, an advertising professional. A true Indian at heart, she cherishes and values the cultural heritage and the sanctity of languages. She opines strongly that people’s identity is not through their status quo or high birth, but through the language they use in their day to day life. Those who respect their language never use ‘gaalis’ and those who use gaalis in any language are never fully literate in the real sense. Language that’s replete with curse/abusive words, demeaning meanings, demoralizing words and disrespectful diction is a drain on the nation’s rich cultural heritage. It is a blot on the nation’s deep rooted values.
"Gaali is a modern disease and its cure is purely with you. Each and every one of you! Get cured before it’s too late." – Vandana Sethhi.
