This poster features a castle-like structure with a man peeking out from a window, seemingly representing a wealthy individual hiding from tax authorities. Outside the castle, three figures with binoculars are observing, symbolizing the government's efforts to uncover and prevent tax evasion. The Twenty-Point Program was launched by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in July 1975 during the Emergency in India. It aimed to improve the economic and social conditions of the country, with a focus on poverty alleviation, employment generation, and social justice. The program was revised multiple times in later years (1982, 1986, 2006) to align with changing socio-economic conditions. It played a key role in shaping India's welfare policies.