
In a column for Deccan Chronicle, Shreya Sen-Handley writes that India's youth, labelled cockroaches by the Chief Justice, have proudly adopted the appellation and won a protest against the government. The victory…
In a column for Deccan Chronicle, Shreya Sen-Handley writes that India's youth, labelled cockroaches by the Chief Justice, have proudly adopted the appellation and won a protest against the government. The victory may be temporary, but the author says it shows ordinary citizens can hold power to account.
The piece, largely personal and anecdotal, also reflects on teeth, dental health, and multicultural Britain. Sen-Handley describes a visit to Leicester's Asian-flavoured neighbourhood and expresses anxiety about the future of Britain's multi-ethnic youth amid rising racism. The column draws parallels between the cockroach metaphor and broader themes of resilience and resistance.
Source: deccanchronicle.com
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