<p>Hi all</p>
<p>I am changing the name of my organization. Could someone suggest some good names. My orgnization works to fight corruption in India, spreads awareness about Right to Information act etc.</p>
<p>I have something with a Devil in mind such as "Against the Devil".</p>
<p>Thanks</p>
<p>bump.............</p>
<p>Where does your organization operate? Not many activist/humanitarian organizations with the word "devil" in the name would be perceived very well in the United States, because it's too provocative and causes negative thoughts. I don't know, however, how it would be received in other countries.</p>
<p>yeah, the word devil is too provocative. My organization operates in India. Any more suggestions?</p>
<p>Can someone suggest a name
Pleze....</p>
<p>GHANDI</p>
<p>Greatly Helpful And Nice Dudes for India</p>
<p>Do you still insist on having the word devil in the name??? Your organization seems pretty humanitarian and helpful!Why not give it a good name to uphold it's reputation??However, if you really badly want to use "devil" in there somewhere, why not try Daredevil??Seems a lot less provokative!Also, you are technically a daredevil cause you're "daring" to go against all that corruption, and you're actually fighting under the table organizations!!What do you think abhishiv??</p>
<p>Yeah, i think that using the word Devil may portray a totally different image of my organization.
What about "ACT NOW" or "WE THE PEOPLE"?</p>
<p>I think i like "Act Now". It more appropriately portrays what your organization is all about, and besides, it also sounds kinda cool! :P</p>
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GHANDI</p>
<p>Greatly Helpful And Nice Dudes for India
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LOL.
Anyways "We the People" sounds a bit "plagiarized" off of the Constitution, IMO. It's not really plagiarism, but I wouldn't consider it so catchy and creative just because an old document says it too.
"Act Now" sounds to be the better of the two.</p>
<p>"We the people" is quiet famous in India. It's in Indian Constitution, There is a weekly Talk Show by this name and also a Bolywood Film by a Oscar nominated Director.
ACT NOW too feels plagiarized to me as it's used by Amnesty International very often.</p>
<p>"For You! The people."
Nah, that sounds dumb</p>
<p>Help us help you"...nah, still dumb</p>
<p>that's all I could think of :)</p>
<p>Well why don't you stop trying to get names that everyone else has used previously at one point in time or another, and come up with a name that reflects what this organization means to you??What message do you want people to think of when they read the name of your foundation??</p>
<p>GHANDI's the best. Seriously.</p>
<p>I agree with Find<em>a</em>Way. Ha, you have quite the knack for coming up with strange and appealing names.
GHANDI's a great name, IMO. When you hear the name you think of Ghandi--peace--and what each individual letter stands for is at the same time friendly and sensible.</p>
<p>hahaha yes i do =)</p>
<p>GHANDHI is great name, i would have used it ifi would have liked to make fun of myself.
GHANDHI sounds similar to GANDI in Punjabi & Hindi which means ass.:)</p>
<p>I think that WE THE PEOPLE id appropriate.</p>
<p>but i thought GHANDI was a name of a good indian person?</p>
<p>plus you can call it "gee aich ai en di ee" and make fun of all those who just say 'ghandi'. like how you say "ass ai tee" instead of sat.</p>
<p>How about</p>
<p>*SaVaGE-BEaSt
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:D</p>
<p>CACI--Coalition Against Corruption in India? I like acroynms.</p>