Gone are the days when student protests were defined only by long speeches, handwritten posters and traditional slogans. In ...

Gen Z has taken its online culture offline, using memes, reels and creative edits inspired by internet trends to reshape the ...

The biggest takeaway from these protests is that every generation invents the language of dissent that best suits its time.

From “You can’t gaslight an entire Gen” to “Jaldi resignation de, kal Panvel nikalna hai”, students mixed humour, satire and ...

The CJP protest unfolded at Jantar Mantar, on the streets where thousands battled police batons and quickly segued into social media with a distinctly Gen Z flavour as memes, music and mirth ...

The same generation once criticised for “only caring about social media” is now using those very platforms to mobilise, ...

Protests at Jantar Mantar quickly moved online with Gen Z's unique humor. Participants mixed political messages with viral ...

Norwegian striker Erling Haaland has become the internet’s latest obsession during the FIFA World Cup 2026. From his goofy post-goal smiles to his meticulously tied golden ponytail, Gen Z cannot get ...

For 12 years, Modi and his party have dominated Indian social media. Now, youth use the same platforms against him.

Armed with wit, memes and social media, youngsters are NEET-ly calling out the double standards of Bollywood stars, sports ...