The "Pink Sari Revolution" is a social movement in India that began in 2006, led by a group of women known as the Gulabi Gang. These women, dressed in bright pink saris, aim to combat issues such as domestic violence, corruption, and social injustice in rural areas. They advocate for women's rights and empower marginalized communities by providing support and education. The movement was founded by Sampat Pal Devi, who sought to create a safe space for women to voice their concerns and demand justice. The Gulabi Gang has gained international recognition for their efforts, inspiring similar movements around the world focused on gender equality and social change.