The Indian People's Theatre Association (IPTA) is a prominent cultural organization in India, founded in 1943. It aims to promote progressive and socially relevant theatre, reflecting the struggles and aspirations of the common people. IPTA has played a significant role in the Indian theatre movement, encouraging artists to engage with social issues through their performances. IPTA's activities include staging plays, organizing workshops, and collaborating with various artists and groups. The association has been influential in nurturing talent and fostering a sense of community among theatre practitioners. It continues to inspire new generations of artists committed to using theatre as a medium for social change.