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Seven Decades of Student Unrest: How India's Youth Keep Reshaping Politics

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Indian students have been a powerful and unpredictable political force for over seven decades, according to a Times of India analysis. Their activism spans a wide range of actions, from early food riots in Calcutta to more recent creative forms of protest. In one notable recent instance, a satirical student movement centred around a 'cockroach party' reportedly contributed to a minister losing his position. The review highlights how student movements have repeatedly disrupted and influenced India's political landscape since independence. Across this period, campuses have consistently served as flashpoints for broader social and political discontent.

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