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What have Jantar Mantar Protests achieved? It is a freedom movement for education. It is liberation. Education is now mainstream. It is THE issue. While they discussed religion and caste, students are a political class in themselves. As we sit now, the impact hasn’t stopped with a silly resignation....

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