The Youth Have Spoken. India Must Listen.
The Youth Have Spoken. India Must Listen. By: Jameel Ahmed Milansaar, Bengaluru There are moments in a democracy when people remind those in power that authority ultimately belongs to the public. India has witnessed such moments before. The farmers' movement was one of them. Millions stood their ground with extraordinary patience, determination and resilience until policies that they believed were unjust were withdrawn. It was not merely a protest against a set of laws; it became a lesson in the power of collective democratic action.Today, a different generation has delivered a similar message. This time, it is India's youth. Students, parents, educators and ordinary citizens have come together, both on the streets and across digital platforms, refusing to remain silent over concerns surrounding the country's medical entrance examination system. Their movement has not been driven by political slogans or fleeting social media trends. It has been fuelled by frustration, anxie...
