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​“Bahujan Sukhaya” (बहुजन सुखाय) is a famous Sanskrit/Pali-style phrase that means:

“For the happiness/welfare of the many.”

You’ll often see it as part of the longer line:

“Bahujan hitāya, bahujan sukhāya”

👉 “For the benefit of many, for the happiness of many.”

It’s commonly associated with Buddhist teachings, and in modern times it’s also used in social justice / public welfare contexts — basically the idea that society and leadership should work for the good of the majority, not just a few.

If you want, I can also give you:

• the original full phrase,
• correct pronunciation,
• and where it comes from.