At last India seems to have woken up. Protests across the country, spontaneously led by University students, are becoming a movement. The youth, in particular, seem to have recognized the need to voice their dissent. For almost a decade people seem to have been numbed into silence partly out of fear, partly out of misguided expectations or misplaced hopes in the new regime.
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The author is the former Provincial of Calcutta Province and former President of the Jesuit Conference of South Asia (POSA).
