India’s Cockroach Movement Proves Small Can Be Mighty
India's youth are organizing, demanding accountability from a system that often treats them with disdain, sparking a clash between a sustained movement and the state's response.
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India's youth are organizing, demanding accountability from a system that often treats them with disdain, sparking a clash between a sustained movement and the state's response.
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