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Abstract Upliftment of all is the priority of any democratic state like India. Sarvodaya Movement means a way to make an ideal society with equality, justice and freedom for all. The concept of Sarvodaya was first advocated by Gandhiji in 1908 as the title of his Gujrati translation of John Ruskin�s �Unto this Last�. Today, Sarvodaya has become a synonym for Gandhian thought. The literary meaning of Sarvodaya is the welfare of all. Sarvodaya is an ideal as well as a movement to uplift all. It is considered as an Indian solution to World problems, Gandhian panacea for socio-economic evils. As the ardent follower of Gandhi, JP and Vinoba Bhave started to practice Sarvodaya in action for making a Sarvodaya Society in India. To make the Indian Nation based on equality, justice and freedom for all, Vinoba launched the Bhoodan Movement to help landless poor and JP left the Socialist Party to support Vinoba�s movement in 1954. It is said that take the name of Vinoba and all the rest is said about Sarvodaya. Samya-yoga is another name for Sarvodaya has come to Vinoba profoundly. He breathes and lives in the spirit of Samya-yoga to bring a progressive change in society. In the Post-Independence India, both Vinoba and JP devoted themselves to Sarvodaya to reconstruct India for the progress of all, especially for the downtrodden people. This study will focus on the contributions of Vinoba and JP for the Sarvodaya Movement after M.K Gandhi to establish People�s Socialism against power politics. JP�s Total Revolution was an active step to bring a positive social change in India.