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What Next for the Cockroaches? Abhijeet Dipke’s Real Challenge Begins Now

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By Rajdeep Sardesai Verified
| The Shillong Times Verified
By Rajdeep Sardesai India is a country where improbable stories have an uncanny habit of occasionally becoming reality. Every day, millions dream of changing the system. Very few succeed. Which is why the astonishing rise of 30-year-old Abhijeet Dipke deserves to be taken seriously.
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Six lessons from a youth revolt in age of Insta-politics

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By Rajdeep Sardesai Verified
| MSN Verified
Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation is not just about one minister. It marks the first time the seemingly invincible Modi government has been forced into a political retreat by a spontaneous youth movement. The farm laws were eventually withdrawn after a year-long agitation. This time, the turnaround was swifter and more personal. A senior Union Minister, once fully backed by the establishment, could no longer be shielded from public anger.
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Sonam Wangchuk, Cockroach Janata Party and the Politics of Paranoia

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By Rajdeep Sardesai Verified
| The Shillong Times Verified
By Rajdeep Sardesai Conspiracy theories have always thrived in the power corridors of Delhi. But in today’s hyper-polarised India, they have become more than just idle gossip. They are now political weapons, deployed to delegitimise opponents, discredit protests and avoid engaging with uncomfortable questions. The latest targets are Sonam Wangchuk and the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP), two of the most visible faces associated with the student protests that have shaken the national capital.
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