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“Same campus. Same generation. Completely different politics.” At a college in Palakkad, Kerala, students from the Left and Congress don’t hold back, debating ideology, governance, and the future of their state. But beyond the political clash, one concern echoes across both sides: Lack of jobs and the growing reality...

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