The set · citizen records

What people found

India does not publish district-level CSR data. So people are asking for it themselves — from collectors, from companies, from the Ministry. Everything that comes back gets recorded here, with its source, exactly as received.

This is a set, not a scoreboard. Nobody is ranked, nothing is counted into a score, and a refusal or a non-reply is recorded as carefully as an answer — because a refusal is a finding too.

The set is open and empty.
No records yet — this page went up the same week the requests did, and replies take up to thirty days. If you have asked, or are about to, your record is the first one. What appears here will be published with its source, with personal details removed.

Add what you found

You asked, or you filed, or you wrote — and something came back, or nothing did. Either way, tell us. We publish the substance, never your personal details.

What did you do?

District and State

We publish the district — it is the whole point. Nothing else about you.

When did you send it?

What came back?

In your own words — what did they say?

Please remove names, phone numbers and addresses of any individual — including your own — before pasting.

Link to the document, if you have one

A Drive link, a scan, anything public. Optional.

How should we credit you?

Your record is assembled on this page, on your device, and goes nowhere until you press one of these. We reply on the channel you used.

How we handle what you send

We publish the substance, not the person. District, action, and what came back. Names, phone numbers, addresses and email are stripped before anything goes up — including from documents you attach.
Nothing is ranked. No leaderboard, no totals, no "top district". Records sit side by side as a set.
Disagreement stays visible. If an official reply contradicts our analysis, we publish the contradiction rather than smoothing it over — and correct ourselves where we were wrong.
You can withdraw. Write to explore@lofl.world and we take your record down, no questions asked.
Everything is open. The set is CC-BY-SA — researchers, journalists and other districts can reuse it freely.

Haven't asked yet? Start with the three actions or a ready-to-file RTI. Want the background first? The 5-minute guide explains why any of this matters.