What Do India’s Student Protests Mean for Education, Jobs and the Economy?

From Quit India and Bhagat Singh to NEET protests: India’s students are the vanguard of democracy

Students must reach beyond campuses, build solidarity with workers and farmers, stand with Dalits, Tribals, women facing discrimination

What Do India’s Student Protests Mean for Education, Jobs and the Economy?

Student protests have broken the spell of political polarisation in the country, bringing jobs, education, accountability, and economic distress back into public debate—perhaps the most meaningful assertion of freedom this Independence Day

Move over Gen Z, a Gen Alpha wave of protests has spread to five states in India

Gen Alpha Protest: Children across towns and villages in five states have marched, staged sit-ins and locked school gates over basic facilities. In a UP tow they even stormed into the Collectorate. These protests show how students too young to vote are using visibility and collective pressure to force responses from authorities across India.