India’s education minister resigned amid nationwide protests triggered by the NEET exam cancellation due to a paper leak, which led to over twenty student deaths — a rare move in Modi’s 12-year rule. Young activists, empowered by viral social media coverage of police brutality, mobilized tens of thousands to march on parliament, exposing deep-rooted issues like youth unemployment and systemic distrust in a privatized, unaccountable education system. Though the minister stepped down, activists face legal threats, yet the movement has ignited a new wave of confidence among India’s youth, signaling that this protest is only the beginning — and the government’s next move will define the nation’s future.
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