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Sedition to anthem: Many lives of ‘Azadi’ chants in India’s youth protests

A decade after student leaders were jailed for chanting "Azadi" (freedom), the slogan has re-emerged as a powerful anthem in Indian youth protests, challenging Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government.

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The story so far

  1. Aug 15
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Open questions and key claims

Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced free online coaching lessons for competitive exams.

The initiative aims to ease the financial burden on families in India's competitive education system.

The announcement was made during an Independence Day speech from the Red Fort.

India’s Naxalite movement began in 1967 with an uprising in Naxalbari.

The phrase 'intellectual Naxals' echoes the politically charged label 'urban Naxal', previously used by Modi and BJP leaders for critics.

Student leaders were jailed a decade ago for shouting 'Azadi'.

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Who and where

Narendra Modi person Naxalite movement topic India location Red Fort location New Delhi location
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All coverage

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