Curious about what the benefits and constraints of a democracy are? To find some answers, join us for a round of 'Nagara'!

This is a limited capacity game, so please register early if you'd like to participate!

This strategy game, developed by the Takshashila Institution, an independent think tank and public policy school, closely simulates the workings of a functioning democracy. With roles for representatives of wards, civic authorities, media and more, you're bound to have a gala time and learn a whole lot along the way!

Unconvinced? See what others have to say about the game: "10/10 experience, would play again in a heartbeat! Which genius is responsible for putting this together?" (creator of Nagara), "Nothing I don't love about this game! Really, nothing." (Takshashila staff member who definitely didn't write this under duress).

Who is The Takshashila Institution?

The Takshashila Institution is an independent centre for research and education in public policy. It is a non-partisan, non-profit organisation that advocates the values of freedom, openness, tolerance, pluralism and responsible citizenship. It seeks to transform India through better public policies, bridging the governance gap by developing better public servants, civil society leaders, professionals and informed citizens. Takshashila creates change by connecting good people to good ideas and good networks. It produces independent policy research in a number of areas of governance, grooms civic leaders through its online education programmes and engages in public discourse through its publications and digital media.