When thousands of young voices on the turbulent streets of July '24 were chanting slogans for the fall of the government, many saw it as a sudden student movement that had exploded out of nowhere. But the fire of that explosion did not ignite in a single day. Its gunpowder had been accumulating for years. The streets of the 2018 quota reform movement, public engagement in the safe road movement, the death of Abrar Fahad, protests against Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit, small-scale d...
