Indian opposition leader resigns PM for protest repression
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The founder of the CJP, Abhijeet Dipke, asked participants not to "lose hope". Despite rapid economic growth, millions of people in the most populous country in the world are struggling to find stable and well-paid jobs, fueling discontent among young people, exacerbated by a series of fraud scandals in examinations that have shaken confidence in the country's evaluation system.
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The founder of the CJP, Abhijeet Dipke, asked participants not to "lose hope".
according to Notícias ao Minuto — Mundo +1Despite rapid economic growth, millions of people in the most populous country in the world are struggling to find stable and well-paid jobs, fueling discontent among young people, exacerbated by a series of fraud scandals in examinations that have shaken confidence in the country's evaluation system.
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The leader of the Indian opposition today asked for the resignation of the Prime Minister, after the violent repression of a student protest to demand..
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