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The ‘cockroach’ in the machine: How Gen Z is rattling South Asia’s elites

Gen Z is emerging as a disruptive political force across South Asia, challenging established elites through a series of youth-led movements.

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Younger generations in South Asia are engaging in widespread protests, including the 'cockroach' protests in India and similar revolts in Nepal. These movements are described as rattling the region's elites and introducing new dynamics to the political landscape.

Coverage from NPR, The Independent, India Today, and Deccan Herald emphasizes the distinct nature of these protests and their role in shaping a new political playbook. NDTV highlights the potential for Gen Z to become India's most powerful voter bloc by 2029.

Future attention is focused on the evolving differences between these movements and the projected impact of the Gen Z voting population in India as 2029 approaches.

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Quick answers

Which countries in South Asia are seeing Gen Z revolts?

Coverage specifically mentions protests and revolts in India and Nepal.

What specific protests are mentioned in India?

The reports reference the 'cockroach' protests and the NEET protests.

What is the projected political status of Gen Z in India by 2029?

According to NDTV, Gen Z could become India's most powerful voter bloc by 2029.

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