By Subrat Kumar Sahu. The youth have not only knocked on the front door of the Modi fort, they have knocked it off.

By Narendra Pachkede in London. Yes, make more reels. Pass it from one phone to another, one campus to another, one language to another.

By Divya Trivedi. Our job is not to tell the next generation how to fight and resist. It is to stand beside them. Or get out of the way.

By Aditya Nigam. Much of the initial response to the movement, was based on prejudice, completely devoid of any factual basis.

The Generation in the Middle: The pressure arrives in waves. First, it is the well-meaning aunt at a wedding. Then it is a forwarded article in the family WhatsApp group. Then it is a reel on Instagram, featuring a 29-year-old woman tearfully describing how she "waited too long". Independent Ink Feature Service There is a particular kind of exhaustion that has nothing to do with sleep deprivation, though millennial women are certainly familiar with that too. It is the exhaust

Photo feature by Navonil Dey in Nepal. Gen Z and the spontaneous ‘revolution’: the movement has not ended. It has only paused.

By Narendra Pachkhede. His campaign touched the deep insides of Gen Z. Made their heart beat faster.