BBC World
Delhi Declares Iconic Protest Site Off-Limits, Because Nothing Says Democracy Like a Barricade
Delhi Police bar Jantar Mantar as a protest site, because nothing says 'world's largest democracy' like making dissent a luxury item.
BBC World
Delhi Police bar Jantar Mantar as a protest site, because nothing says 'world's largest democracy' like making dissent a luxury item.
The Guardian Europe
Gen Z protesters in India took on Modi and the 'godi media' with humour and viral videos, exposing the chasm between TV propaganda and ground reality - and making the establishment squirm.
The Guardian
India's Gen Z protesters, armed with memes and rage over a leaked exam, forced a minister's resignation and cracked Modi's 12-year narrative control.
The Guardian Europe
India's education minister quits after a cockroach-themed youth movement forces his hand over an exam leak scandal, proving that even the most loyal ministers can be squashed.
BBC World
Sonam Wangchuk ends 26-day hunger strike after government promises not to arrest protesters; Cockroach Janta Party continues demanding education minister's resignation.
The Guardian Europe
Modi proposes fast-track courts for exam leak cases, but the 'cockroach' protesters aren't buying it - they still want the education minister's head on a platter.
BBC World
India's Gen Z, fed up with a broken education system and an exam scandal, launches a cockroach-themed protest movement that goes from Google form to street showdown faster than you can say 'NEET.'
BBC World
Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike enters day 16 with alarming health stats; the government remains unmoved, so protesters plan to march to parliament.
The Guardian Europe
India's new digital exam grading system, designed to eliminate human error, instead gave 400,000+ students missing pages, wrong answer sheets, and a collective anxiety attack.
The Good Times
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