PsychologyAugust 9, 2026

morchas

MOR-chuhz

Definition

Organized wings, fronts, or specialized units of a political party or organization, typically focused on specific segments of the population or specific activist goals.

Etymology

Derived from Hindi and Urdu, the word 'morcha' originally meant a military front, trench, or position, but evolved in Indian political contexts to signify a distinct wing or front of a political party.

In the news

In this article, the Punjab BJP chief mentions that the party has yet to constitute its various cells and morchas, which will help accommodate and organize party members as they expand.

Will engage every upset leader, there’s role for all: Punjab BJP chief Dhillon after Nabin’s nudge

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The Tribune

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