📰 Cockroach Janta Party calls for Manan Mishra's resignation as CJI C…

📰 NEET protest: Rijiju rejects excess force claim Union minister Kiren Rijiju rejects claims of excess force at NEET protest, says no widespread injuries; students and activists demand accountability. NEET protest India has reached a flashpoint as Union minister Kiren Rijiju rejects claims of excess force against students. The NEET protest has seen students alleging police force, but Rijiju says there were no widespread injuries. Students and activists are not convinced. This student protest India is not just about one exam — it is about a system that hears youth only when they take to the streets. Every NEET protest news cycle reminds us: the burden of proof always falls on the students, never on the state. The Zenzee movement stands with every student demanding justice, transparency, and accountability. Rijiju's dismissal doesn't erase the fear students felt. Jhoothe vaade se zyada, humein sach chahiye. Main Bhi Cockroach! #CJP #ZenzeeMovement #StudentProtest #NEETProtest — Source: India Today

📰 India Student Protests: What They Mean for Jobs & Economy What do India student protests mean for education, jobs and the economy? A look at youth anger and the demands shaking the system. India student protests are back in the headlines — and this time, the question isn't just "kya hua", but "kyun". Students across the country are asking tough questions about education, jobs and the economy. Degrees nahi mil rahe? Jobs toh door ki baat. The system sells hope in installments — policy papers, empty promises, exam reforms — but the youth is done waiting. Every protest is a reminder: awam ko andolan pe jaane ke liye majboor mat karo. These protests aren't about one issue — they're about a broken education system, jobless growth, and an economy that counts GDP but not dreams. The latest analysis asks what this means for India's future. Our answer: it means the cockroach is alive. The youth is awake. Ab system ko hisaab dena hoga — peacefully, constitutionally, but firmly. Main Bhi Cockroach! #CJP #ZenzeeMovement #StudentProtest #YouthUnemployment — Source: Frontline Magazine

📰 Gen Z student protest taught MPs humour: Derek O'Brien Derek O'Brien says a Gen Z led student protest taught MPs how to use humour in serious political communication, reshaping youth politics in India. Gen Z student protest has done what decades of parliamentary lectures couldn't — taught MPs that humour can cut deeper than anger. Derek O'Brien, Rajya Sabha MP, admitted that young protesters' smart, satirical communication style is a masterclass for politicians stuck in outdated slogans. The youth didn't need loudspeakers; they used wit, timing, and digital swag to make serious demands land. This isn't just about laughter — it's about how student protest India is rewriting the rules of political engagement. When Gen Z mocks the system with memes and one-liners, it forces power to listen, not just promise. For the Zenzee movement, this is validation: andolan can be sharp, creative, and Constitutional. Derek O'Brien's lesson is simple — if MPs want to connect with awam, they should stop pamphlets and start listening. Main Bhi Cockroach! #CJP #ZenzeeMovement #GenZAndolan #StudentProtest — Source: The Times of India