‘Televising our revolution’: India’s Gen Z flips Modi’s social media game
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Article Summary
This article describes how young protesters in India, angered by education exam leaks, took to the streets against the government, faced a violent police crackdown, and used social media to expose what they say are police abuses. It highlights their use of videos, memes, and slogans to organize and shame authorities, framing the movement as a bold, youth-led stand against state repression. The story centers on the protesters’ experiences and portrays their actions as both defiant and morally justified.
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