Sonam Wangchuk, a fiery activist, is clinging to life after a 26-day hunger strike, having lost 11 kilograms while surviving on salt and water in Delhi’s scorching heat. Hospitalized and now in ICU, he refuses to break his fast unless the government guarantees no retaliation against students — a demand fueled by youth-led courage amid police crackdowns. Despite pleas from leaders and the government’s new fast-track courts proposal for exam leaks, Wangchuk’s protest shows no sign of slowing, as thousands rally behind him, demanding the education minister’s resignation and a future for India’s youth.
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