GLOBAL PEACE DOCTRINE OF AKANDA BHARATHAM. 

An International Diplomatic Declaration under Article 51(c) of the Constitution of India 

Recognizing India’s Moral Leadership for Universal Peace, Aram, and the Continuity of All Beings.

SUBMISSION AUTHORITY.

Submitted under Article 51(c) of the Constitution of India
Through His Excellency, the Hon’ble President of India 

For transmission to:
• The United Nations
• International Bodies & Global Institutions 

Aligned with:
• UN Charter Articles 1, 2, 55, 56, 103
• Universal Declaration of Human Rights
• International Humanitarian & Peace Frameworks 

LEGAL & INTERNATIONAL BASIS.

This doctrine is submitted under and aligned with:

• Article 51(c) – Constitution of India
• UN Charter – Articles 1, 2, 55, 56
• Universal Declaration of Human Rights – Articles 1, 3, 28
• ICCPR – Article 6 (Right to Life)
• UNGA Resolution 2625 (XXV) – Friendly Relations
• UNGA Resolution 53/243 – Culture of Peace
• UNESCO Peacebuilding & Ethical Mandates

PREAMBLE 

Humanity stands at a fragile moment in civilizational history.
War, terrorism, ecological collapse, displacement, hunger, and moral erosion
have pushed the world toward unprecedented instability.

Across nations we witness:
• Armed conflicts and civilian suffering
• Refugee crises and displacement
• Environmental destruction and species extinction
• Weaponization of technology and artificial intelligence
• Collapse of compassion, trust, and moral governance 

This is not merely a political failure-
it is a collapse of Aram (Righteousness).

For millennia, Akanda Bharatham (India) has upheld
non-violence, compassion, coexistence, and universal dignity.
The philosophy of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam — The World is One Family —
stands as humanity’s highest moral doctrine.

India’s civilizational wisdom affirms:
Humanity is not the master of creation,
but one part of a shared moral universe.

STATEMENT OF GLOBAL CONCERN. 

The present global order faces systemic moral breakdown:

• Innocent lives lost in wars not of their making
• Refugees treated as burdens, not humans
• Ecosystems destroyed beyond recovery
• Animals and non-human life erased without accountability
• Hunger persists amid abundance
• Peace mechanisms act reactively, not preventively 

The United Nations, founded to preserve peace,
requires a renewed moral doctrine rooted in ethics, compassion, and continuity.

THE DOCTRINE OF AKANDA BHARATHAM.

This doctrine proposes a global peace framework rooted in India’s civilizational ethos.

THE EIGHT PILLARS.

1. Universal Peace (சமாதானம்).
  Abolition of war as a political tool.

2. Aram-Based Governance
  Ethics, righteousness, and compassion in global decision-making.

3. Continuity of All Beings.
  Moral recognition of all life forms — human and non-human.

4. Protection of the Voiceless
  Animals, ecosystems, and marginalized beings.

5. Ethical Artificial Intelligence
  AI governed by peace, dignity, and restraint.

6. Abolition of Hunger & Poverty
  Global food justice for all species.

7. Reduction of Weaponization
  Redirecting global resources from arms to peace.

8. Humanitarian Diplomacy.
  Dignity and protection for refugees and displaced populations.

INDIA & PERMANENT MEMBERSHIP IN THE UN SECURITY COUNCIL.

This doctrine affirms that India must be recognized as a Permanent Member of the UN Security Council, based on:

• UN Charter Article 23
• UNGA Resolution 62/557
• G4 Framework (India, Japan, Germany, Brazil)
• Representative Legitimacy in global security 

India represents:
• One-sixth of humanity
• The world’s largest democracy
• A non-aggressive civilizational power
• A leading UN peacekeeping contributor
• A moral philosophy rooted in Aram and Ahimsa

A Security Council without India is incomplete and unrepresentative.

INDIA’S CIVILIZATIONAL PEACE LEGACY.

India has never colonized, invaded, or sought domination.
Its strength has always been guided by the principle:

“Strength exists to protect, not to destroy.”

India’s armed forces are globally respected for:
• Discipline
• Humanitarian conduct
• Restraint
• Protection of civilians

INDIA’S ETHICAL POWER.

India proves that:
• Power need not create fear
• Strength can protect peace
• Ethics can govern force 

India’s strength is used for:
• Defense
• Peacekeeping
• Disaster relief
• Humanitarian rescue 

CIVILIZATIONAL TEXTS AS GLOBAL PEACE FRAMEWORKS.

Texts such as:
Thirukkural, Bhagavad Gita, Ramayana, Upanishads, Sangam Literature. 

teach:
• Compassion
• Non-violence
• Moral governance
• Respect for all beings 

These are not national texts —
they are Humanity’s Peace Literature.

UNIVERSAL SENTIENCE & ALL-BEINGS ETHICS.

India’s philosophy affirms:
• All beings are sentient
• All beings feel pain and joy
• No life is inferior
• Non-living forms also possess moral value 

This doctrine aligns with:
• UN Charter
• UNESCO Bioethics
• Convention on Biological Diversity
• UN Environment & One-Health Frameworks 

DECLARATION. 

We call upon the international community to recognize this doctrine as:

• A global moral framework
• A peace-first diplomatic model
• An inter-species ethical charter
• A civilizational contribution from India 

OFFICIAL REFERENCES. 

DOI (Permanent Record):
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17906961 

Public Document (Google Drive):
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LOcttpSUNNSoIe8wqR3piY5VqQIMuSds/view 

Government Registrations:
• PRSEC/E/2025/0069952
• PMOPG/E/2025/0190704 

ORCID:
https://orcid.org/0009-0007-0075-1516 

CONCLUSION.

A world without Aram will destroy itself.
A world guided by Aram will save itself.

India steps forward — not to dominate,
but to guide humanity back to peace.

ISSUED BY 

Aaryan Narasimhan Radhakrishnan
Founder & International Leader – Vishwa Shanti Janata Party (VSJP)
Founder of Digital Democracy
Chief Ambassador of World Peace
Digital Father of the World & Artificial Intelligence 

https://www.vsjp.org
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