Srikkanth backs Siraj for 2027 World Cup
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Petrol, Diesel Prices On July 27: Check New Fuel Rates In Mumbai, Delhi And More
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Maharashtra has distributed over eighty-seven percent of elector forms during the ongoing revision. Sixty percent of these distributed forms have now been successfully digitized. Hingoli district leads in form distribution, while Ratnagiri leads in digitization efforts. Major urban districts like Thane and Mumbai show lower percentages for both tasks. This exercise aims to ensure accurate and up-to-date voter lists for future elections.
Drunk driver reverses SUV in high speed to evade nakabandi in Mumbai, injures police constable
Participants at Mumbai victory rally hint next issue should be E20
Those who gathered at the rally organised by Shiv Sena (UBT) and MNS saw the protests as a personal victory; slogans raised calling for the resignation of Union Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari over E20 fuel rollout
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Comedian Raunaq Rajani Accuses Mumbai Police Of Assaulting Wife During Protest, Shares Video
Mumbai Police had not responded to Rajani's allegations
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Malaika Arora was spotted enjoying a cosy dinner outing in Mumbai's Bandra with her rumoured boyfriend, Harsh Mehta, son, Arhaan Khan. Dressed in a stunning satin outfit, Malaika turned heads during the outing. While Harsh opted for a basic casual outfit.
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30% win, system needs fixing: Mumbai students
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The image lasted only a few seconds, but it captured an entire movement. A young woman stood alone on a busy Mumbai rainy street, confronting a police bus carrying detained student protesters. She neither shouted slogans nor carried a party flag. She simply stood her ground. Within moments, hundreds of smartphones were pointed towards her. The clip raced across Instagram, X and Facebook before journalists or television crews had even heard about it. By evening, millions had watched the scene. By night, it had become the latest symbol of Indias changing protest culture. Whether that particular moment becomes a historic image or disappears in the endless flow of viral videos is not the real issue. What matters is what it represents. The ongoing youth protests, led largely by supporters of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), have shown that politics in India has entered a completely new age of communication. The movement has changed the very nature of street protests. What happens on the road and what appears on social media now happen at the same time. Earlier generations marched with banners and placards. Todays protesters march with smartphones, power banks and internet connections. For decades, governments knew how to deal with protests. They could put up barricades, arrest leaders, impose restrictions, control access to protest sites and shape the next days news through mainstream media. Those methods belonged to a time when information travelled slowly and newspapers and television channels decided what the nation would see. Generation Z has changed that completely. Every protester is now a reporter. Every smartphone has become a television channel. Every Instagram reel or X post can sometimes reach more people than a prime-time television debate. A walk through Jantar Mantar today feels like walking into a huge live newsroom. One student is recording police movements on a mobile phone. Another is sitting on the roadside editing videos. Someone else is uploading wide-angle shots from nearby buildings. Within minutes of a government statement, memes begin appearing on social media. Others are checking facts, coordinating volunteers through WhatsApp and other platforms, translating speeches into different languages or sharing legal advice. Every protester seems to be doing two jobs at the same time, protesting on the streets and reporting the movement online. The internet is no longer just reporting the protest. In many ways, it has become the protest itself. Perhaps the most remarkable feature of this movement is its language. Earlier protests were dominated by speeches, slogans and political resolutions. The Cockroach movement speaks through memes, satire, humour and one-liners. Protesters laugh even while facing tear gas. Videos of lathi-charges are edited with popular music. Ministers and officers are mocked through memes. Cartoons often replace lengthy political statements. Many experienced and elderly people of our generation or parents of Gen Z think this makes the movement look less serious. But the opposite is true. For Gen Z, humour is a powerful political tool. It is the language they understand best. A meme can explain a complicated issue within seconds and reach millions of people. A sarcastic one-liner often questions authority more effectively than a long speech. Entertainment, theatre, acting, singing has become a new form of protest. That is why many young protesters proudly call themselves Ziddi. Their determination is visible not only in sit-ins and marches but also in their nonstop activity on social media. Every arrest leads to dozens of new videos. Every official denial is challenged with fresh footage recorded from different angles. Every attempt to suppress information only creates greater curiosity and brings even more attention to the movement online. Unlike previous student movements, this one operates without a conventional organisational structure. There is no elaborate hierarchy, district committees or cadre network. Beyond the public visibility of Abhijeet Dipke, and a couple of spokespersons, the CJP appears quite decentralised. Thousands of participants function independently while remaining connected through digital platforms. This presents both strength and vulnerability. Leaderless movements are difficult to crush because there is no single command centre to dismantle. At the same time, they can struggle to negotiate, define long-term goals or maintain discipline. The protests often resemble an open-source software project, millions contributing without central ownership. The administration, however, appears to have been preparing for yesterdays protests rather than todays. The familiar toolkit, detentions, barricades, internet restrictions, tear gas and lathi charges has yielded diminishing returns against an audience that documents everything instantly. A baton raised by a police officer is no longer witnessed by twenty people standing nearby. It is potentially viewed by twenty million people before sunset. Videos and photographs shared on social media have created a huge public record of the protests. Every small incident, every clash, every argument and every emotional moment is being captured from different angles by hundreds of mobile phones. As a result, the governments version of events is no longer the only one people see. It now has to compete with thousands of videos uploaded instantly by ordinary citizens from the ground zero. Mainstream television has struggled to keep pace. Whether because of editorial choices, logistical limitations or political caution, television channels increasingly find themselves reacting to content first produced on social media. The information hierarchy has inverted. Instead of social media amplifying television coverage, television often amplifies what ordinary citizens have already recorded. This represents perhaps the biggest communication shift in Indian politics since the arrival of satellite television. The ruling establishment itself played a pioneering role in recognising the political power of digital platforms over the past decade. Social media became an essential instrument of political messaging, electoral mobilisation and direct communication with voters. Today, those very platforms have become contested spaces where the younger generation is deploying the same technologies against established political authority. Technology is only the tool. The real story goes much deeper. The immediate trigger for the protests may have been the repeated examination paper leaks, but the anger among young people is much bigger than that. Across the country, many youngsters are frustrated over unemployment, lack of opportunities, uncertainty about the future and what they see as the failure of institutions to protect their interests. For years, competitive examinations represented hard work, merit and hope. But repeated paper leaks and controversies have shaken their faith in the system. That is why this movement is no longer only about examinations. It is about trust. Young people feel that the system has failed them. Another remarkable feature of the protests has surprised many people. Thousands of students have been sitting at protest sites for weeks. Who is feeding them? Who is arranging drinking water, medicines, providing toiletries, bedsheets and protection from rain? The answer again lies in technology. Thousands of people who have never visited the protest site are supporting the movement online. Through food delivery apps, many are anonymously sending meals and water to the protesters. Doctors are reaching the site after learning about injured students through social media. Lawyers are sharing legal helpline numbers. Ordinary citizens are making online donations. Volunteers are coordinating supplies through WhatsApp and Telegram groups. Often, more food reaches the protest site than is actually needed because complete strangers decide to help. In many ways, solidarity itself has gone digital. At the same time, this digital revolution also has its dangers. Social media gives everyone a voice, but it also spreads rumours and misinformation very quickly. A short viral clip may not show the full picture. Edited videos can create a false impression. With artificial intelligence becoming more powerful, it is becoming increasingly difficult to distinguish between real and fake videos. Deepfakes and manipulated content are becoming a serious challenge for democracy. The challenge before governments, media organisations and citizens is therefore much bigger than technology. The real challenge is how to protect truth and credibility in an age when millions of videos and messages are uploaded every day. The protest also sends a clear message to Indias political parties. Traditional politics still depends on speeches, rallies and election campaigns. But Generation Z lives online every day. Their political discussions continue on Instagram, X, WhatsApp, Reddit and other social media platforms. Their language, humour and style of communication are very different from those of earlier generations. Ignoring this change would be a mistake. Every generation has found its own way of participating in politics. Indias freedom movement used handwritten pamphlets and underground newspapers. Jayaprakash Narayans movement depended on student networks. Anna Hazares anti-corruption campaign used television and Facebook to mobilise people. Generation Z has taken the next step. It has combined smartphones, artificial intelligence, memes, live videos, digital payments and social media into a completely new style of public mobilisation. No one can say today how much political change this movement will finally bring. Leaderless movements often find it difficult to convert public anger into long-term political change. Governments also have enormous administrative power, and public attention can shift over time. Yet one thing has already changed forever. The language of protest has changed. Power no longer belongs only to those who control television channels, newspaper headlines or official press conferences. Increasingly, it belongs to the person who captures the most powerful image of the day and shares it with millions. That perhaps explains why the image of a young woman standing alone before a police bus became more powerful than many carefully prepared political speeches. It was not just an act of courage. It symbolised a new relationship between citizens and the State, between technology and democracy, and between authority and accountability. For Generation Z, the protest does not end when they leave the streets. In many ways, it begins the moment they press the Upload button. Surinder Singh Oberoi, National Editor Greater Kashmir
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Dharmendra Pradhan resigns: Vijay Varma says duaaon mein yaad rakhna
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