Big changes are happening in India right now. Young people across the country are taking to the streets to protest against Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

For a long time, Modi has held a very strong grip on power. But things are starting to shift. A new generation, often called Gen Z, is organizing protests. They are tired of the status quo and they aren't backing down.

The government has tried to stop them. They have used lockdowns to keep people inside and have even detained thousands of protesters. But despite these tough tactics, the movement is not slowing down. Instead, it seems to be getting larger.

Reporters from around the world are calling this an "unprecedented" challenge. That is just a fancy way of saying that Modi has never faced a problem like this before. Major news outlets like The New Yorker and The Economist are asking if this could be the start of a major change for Indian democracy.

Even with the police presence and the strict measures taken by the government, the youth are continuing to make their voices heard. They are using their numbers to show that they are a force the government can no longer ignore.

We will keep watching this story as it develops to see how the government reacts next.

Source: GZERO Media