A 400-kilometre protest march from Gwalior to Delhi involves hundreds of thousands of Indian men and women demanding their right to existence.
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A 400-kilometre protest march from Gwalior to Delhi involves hundreds of thousands of Indian men and women demanding their right to existence.
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Synopsis
A group of landless farmers and indigenous inhabitants begins a 400-kilometre march from Gwalior to Delhi. They seek to assert their rights and demand justice in a country facing significant land grabs. The protest, inspired by Mahatma Gandhi's principles of nonviolent resistance, draws hundreds of thousands. As they travel, the film captures the daily lives and struggles of these individuals, revealing their determination and commitment to peaceful protest. The events unfold in 2014, reflecting a broader fight for existence in India.
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Why Watch
- See the massive 400 km protest from Gwalior to Delhi.
- Meet the indigenous farmers fighting for their rights.
- Find out how nonviolent resistance is practiced today.
Did You Know
- The protest march covered a distance of 400 kilometers.
- The film features hundreds of thousands of participants.
- The documentary was released in 2014 and has a duration of 88 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the distance of the protest march from Gwalior to Delhi?
The protest march covers a distance of 400 kilometres.
What year was the protest march documented in 'Millions Can Walk'?
The protest march was documented in the year 2014.
What type of resistance is emphasized in the documentary?
The documentary emphasizes nonviolent resistance.
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