Pressure groups in India aim to influence government policies and decisions in order to promote their own interests or the interests of the group they represent.

Bribery is not a common strategy used by pressure groups in India, as it is illegal and can lead to severe consequences.

Lobbying is a strategy used by pressure groups to directly influence government officials and decision-makers in order to promote their own interests or the interests of the group they represent.

Pressure groups use protests and demonstrations to raise public awareness about an issue, put pressure on government officials to take action, and disrupt government activities, all of which can help them achieve their objectives.

Public awareness campaigns are used by pressure groups to educate the public about an issue, mobilize support for a particular cause, and put pressure on government officials to take action, all of which can help them achieve their objectives.

Pressure groups use the media to promote their objectives by issuing press releases and statements, organizing press conferences, and providing information and expertise to journalists, all of which can help them raise awareness about their cause and influence public opinion.

Social media is used by pressure groups to connect with supporters and mobilize action, share information and raise awareness about an issue, and put pressure on government officials and decision-makers, all of which can help them achieve their objectives.

Pressure groups use research and analysis to provide evidence and data to support their claims, identify and understand the root causes of an issue, and develop effective strategies and solutions, all of which can help them achieve their objectives.

Coalition building is used by pressure groups to bring together different groups with shared interests, increase the visibility and influence of a cause, and pool resources and expertise, all of which can help them achieve their objectives.

Pressure groups use legal and judicial strategies to file lawsuits and seek legal remedies, advocate for changes to laws and policies, and challenge government actions in court, all of which can help them achieve their objectives.

International cooperation is used by pressure groups to build alliances with pressure groups in other countries, share information and expertise, and coordinate efforts on global issues, all of which can help them achieve their objectives.

Pressure groups use direct action to organize strikes and boycotts, occupy buildings and public spaces, and engage in civil disobedience, all of which can help them raise awareness about their cause and put pressure on government officials to take action.

Public opinion is used by pressure groups to influence government policies and decisions, mobilize support for a particular cause, and put pressure on government officials to take action, all of which can help them achieve their objectives.

Pressure groups use grassroots organizing to mobilize local communities and activists, build relationships with local leaders and organizations, and provide training and resources to local activists, all of which can help them raise awareness about their cause and put pressure on local and national government officials to take action.

Fundraising is used by pressure groups to generate financial resources to support their activities, build a network of donors and supporters, and increase the visibility and influence of a cause, all of which can help them achieve their objectives.