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South Asia correspondent @NYTimes, ex-finance editor @NYTimes. Author of Bill Gates book "Billionaire, Nerd, Savior, King. " Former @WSJ deputy biz editor.
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What Now for India’s Young Protesters?

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By Anupreeta Das Verified
| The New York Times Verified
Young people in India — 40 percent of the world’s biggest country — have been taught that they are inheriting a country that is shining brightly, thanks to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership. Their disillusionment, with a lack of jobs and a troubled education system, now poses one of the biggest challenges to his popularity in 12 years in power.
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India's Young Protesters are Bloodied but Unbowed

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By Pragati K.B, Anupreeta Das Verified, Alex Travelli Verified
| Breaking One
NEW DELHI -- They flocked to New Delhi by the thousands. Young Indians demanding accountability from their government for a flawed education system, hoping for a promise or a signal from those in power that would reassure them about their futures. Instead, the throng of protesters who tried to march to parliament Monday were confronted by security forces, batons in hand, tear gas canisters ready.
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What Now for India's Young Protesters?

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By Anupreeta Das Verified
| Breaking One
NEW DELHI -- Young people in India -- 40% of the world's biggest country -- have been taught that they are inheriting a country that is shining brightly, thanks to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership. Their disillusionment, with a lack of jobs and a troubled education system, now poses one of the biggest challenges to his popularity in 12 years in power.
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