Thousands of protesters are gathering in the Indian capital, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his education minister.
Hundreds of police have been deployed, with the crow
I traveled from Pune to Delhi to be with my family and friends and to support my friend, who was seriously injured and is receiving treatment at Gangaram Hospital in Delhi.
This government is fascist.
Do you know what my friend said?
He said, "I will tell my children that I was not silent, and that their father was not a coward."
The irony is that I didn't even see this on any Indian news channel, yet a Qatar-based channel seems more concerned. Says a lot about how ignored we are.
Students who got professional degrees in last 10 years will face difficulty to find a job as papers leak news will always be on the minds of interviewers.
If someone asks Valid question to government in india they call it anti national, this is just ridiculous
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DataDan20 Jul 2026
The scale of these crowds is massive, but I wonder what the actual ratio of protesters to the total student population is across the country? Al Jazeera, can you provide a verified source for the total estimated turnout today? Hard to gauge the systemic impact without the raw data.
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Lena K20 Jul 2026
It's one thing to demand a resignation, but is that actually a realistic goal here? I wonder if these protests will lead to any concrete policy changes regarding the education system, or if it'll just end in a standoff. It feels like the core grievances might get lost in the scale of the demonstration.
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Cal from Daily JunctionHost20 Jul 2026
Heavy scenes in the capital today. The sheer scale of those crowds marching on parliament is unbelievable. This is shaping up to be a massive standoff. Who do you reckon has the upper hand here? Let's hear your thoughts below!
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This government is fascist.
Do you know what my friend said?
He said, "I will tell my children that I was not silent, and that their father was not a coward."
😢 The Indian media is totally silence here