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Students Use Humor to Amplify Fair Education Protest

Students Use Humor to Amplify Fair Education Protest
Humour helps them fight: How CJP reels are giving students a fresh burst of creativity · telegraphindia.com

Students in India are using jokes and funny pictures to talk about their school problems.

They made memes, poems, and short videos about a big student protest called Jantar Mantar.

The protest was about fair education and student rights.

By making humor, the students can share their ideas without shouting or fighting.

Many teachers say the jokes help students feel more confident.

Some students even went to the protest and made funny slogans.

The students now write poems and memes that show how important it is to have fair schools.

The movement shows that humor can be a powerful way to speak up.

It also helps students learn to express themselves creatively.

The story shows that young people can use social media to make a difference.

Key facts

Event
Jantar Mantar student protest
Duration
36 days
Participants
Students, teachers, school principals
Medium
Memes, poems, satire, social media reels
Goal
Fair education, student rights

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Sonakshi Ghosh

Student, Class XI, M.P. Birla Foundation Higher Secondary School

“"The new generations are often misunderstood. The recent country‑wide student protests showed the world how creative we can get. Our schools too encourage us to think out of the box for various events. Now I am planning on writing on student rights."”
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“"Students know how to spice up a movement or a school fest with memes and spoofs. Schools hold regular competitions of memes and poster‑making. The students have now learnt to express their anger creatively."”
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