[6] He is also working with government, donors, media, NGOs, celebrities and students to help acid survivors rebuild their lives and to prevent further attack.

After a short service as a reporter in TV9 News channel in Mumbai, he switched to Jagran Prakashan Limited and worked for portal Inext Live.

Dixit along with his friend Aseem Trivedi and Arpit Gupta and Chirag Joshi started Save Your Voice, which soon became a public movement in India.

[16] With his reservations on the Intermediary Guidelines of the Information Technology Act, 2011 of India, Dixit along with his colleague Trivedi started a hunger strike at Jantar Mantar to support the annulment motion in Rajya Sabha.

[17] The former CNN journalist and co-founder of Global Voices Online, Rebecca MacKinnon writes, "A lively national Internet freedom movement has grown rapidly across India since the beginning of this year.

The most colorful highlight so far was a seven-day Gandhian hunger strike, otherwise known as a "freedom fast," held in early May on a New Delhi sidewalk by political cartoonist Aseem Trivedi and activist-journalist Alok Dixit."

The Hindu quotes Dixit on the fourth day of the Hunger strike, "The empowerment that social media provides has begun to be seen as threatening.

Dixit and his friend ended their Anshan after their health deteriorated and Police forcefully admitted them to the Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital in New Delhi.

[19] Masked members of Save Your Voice held a protest at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi against Indian government's attempts to restrict freedom on the Internet.

[21] [22] The protest has resulted in access being denied to a host of websites that carry illegal copies of films and albums among other legal content, including isohunt.com and pastebin.com.

[24] To register their protest, campaigners have also hacked the website of state-run telecom provider MTNL and pasted the logo of the Anonymous group, the mask of 17th century British revolutionary Guy Fawkes, on mtnl.net.in.

[25] Police in Maharashtra state arrested Aseem Trivedi, a political cartoonist and the co-founder of Save Your Voice campaign, on Saturday, 9 September 2012.

[30] Dixit is now working closely with the prominent activists like Binayak Sen, Arvind Kejriwal, Arundhati Roy and Trivedi to repeal the Sedition Law.

[31] After repeated misuse of sec 66 A of the IT Act Dixit with his colleague from Save Your Voice, Trivedi decided to sit on an indefinite hunger (Anshan) strike against this draconian law.

[32] This got a bigger public attention when activist turned politician Arvind Kejriwal joined this campaign and promised to make it a nationwide agenda.