The Great Legalisation Movement - India is a non-profit research organisation which is the pioneering force behind leading the mission to legalise Cannabis in India.
for protecting India’s environment & all of its ecology,
to revive an ancient medicine and create a new healthcare system,
to clean up toxic industrial setup and re-introduce a national bio-product transformation,
to eradicate human suffering, unemployment, poverty and diseases,
to empower the farmers and create a new agro-setup,
to protect peoples fundamental rights to explore their own consciousness through natural plants and
to create eco&bio technologies for a safer future.
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Current Campaign : Liberate 2020
Liberate 2020 is a one of the project of Reforming India Foundation’s — Reform #1 : Cannabis for India.
Liberate2020 aims to spread the message of the importance of cannabis to build a safe future through thousands of volunteers who have subscribed to take part in its re-education program reoccurring every Saturday throughout 2020.
A New Collaboration
After GLM successfully managed to get the plea admitted at the Delhi High Court in 2019, it started a new collaboration with The Reforming India Foundation to spread its message far and wide across India through its 8 unique projects.
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The Gaanja Situation
GLM launched a documentary web series aimed at educating through exploring the various aspects of cannabis prohibition in India. The documentary featured voices of patients, doctors, general public, himalayan baabas, lawyers etc. As of 2020, the series has launched 7 episodes.
@TEDx Bangalore, 2016
GLM’s story began with successfully reducing an advanced cancer tumour of a stomach cancer patient. Viki Vaurora, the founder of GLM shared his journey of curing cancer using cannabis at TEDx Bangalore.
Voices of India
In 2016, GLM asked its followers to standup against this injustice and share their voices, opinions and thoughts about this prohibition by writing it down on a piece of paper. This is how the community responded.
