Article Today, Hyderabad:Indian Gen Z — estimated at over 370 million — remains highly connected and vocal online, yet markedly absent from street movements. Despite their awareness of corruption, inequality, and governance failures, many young Indians hesitate to translate digital dissent into public protest. Fear of being branded anti-national, rising unemployment, and deep-rooted social divisions…
Article Today, Madagascar:Madagascar’s President Andry Rajoelina has fled to France amid intensifying nationwide protests led by the country’s Gen Z youth. The mass demonstrations, which began in late September, escalated rapidly as the army withdrew its support for the embattled leader. Flight Amid UnrestFacing mounting pressure, President Rajoelina reportedly left Madagascar aboard a French military…
Article Today, New Delhi:A simple straw hat, popularised by the character Luffy in the Japanese manga One Piece, has emerged as a powerful emblem for youth movements. What began in Indonesia and Nepal has spread across Asia and beyond. Protesters are using the symbol to voice opposition to corruption, censorship, and authoritarian rule. Origins in…
Article Today, Nepal:Nepal is witnessing an unprecedented youth-led political movement against corruption, hereditary politics, and restrictions on social media. At the centre of this wave is 36-year-old Sudan Gurung, president of the organisation Hami Nepal. Once known as a disc jockey and event organiser, Mr. Gurung has now become the symbol of resistance for the…
Article Today, Hyderabad: India’s Gen Z is tuning in to a new digital wave—podcasts. Born between 1997 and 2012, this generation has grown up in the digital era. Yet, their attention is now shifting from social media reels and video content to audio-based experiences. Podcasts have emerged as a preferred choice, offering both entertainment and…
