Archive · 22 Jul 2026
Indie track 'Taare' becomes anthem of CJP protests
A song called 'Taare' by artists Farak, 10A, and Saswat Balan has become very popular among protesters in India.
The song talks about feeling disappointed and betrayed, which many protesters relate to.
They have been using the song in videos of their protests on social media.
This is not the first time songs have been used in protests in India.
Other protests have also used songs to express their feelings and messages.
The song 'Taare' was released in June 2026 and has been used in over 32,000 videos of the protests.
The indie track 'Taare' has become the unofficial anthem of the CJP protests against the NEET paper leak case.
The song resonates with protesters as it captures their feelings of betrayal and hardship.
The song was released on 23 June 2026 and has been used in over 32,000 videos of the protests.
Protests in India often use songs to express their messages and feelings.
The song 'Taare' is from Farak's second EP, Diwaar Ke Uss Paar.
- Who
- Protesters and artists Farak, 10A, and Saswat Balan
- What
- The indie track 'Taare' becoming the unofficial anthem of the CJP protests
- When
- 20 July 2026
- Where
- New Delhi, India
- Why
- The song resonates with protesters' feelings of betrayal and hardship
Protesters
Government
Song's Message
Protesters
The song 'Taare' resonates with protesters as it captures their feelings of betrayal and hardship.
Government
The government may view the song as a tool for protest and dissent.
- Song Title
- Taare
- Artists
- Farak, 10A, Saswat Balan
- Release Date
- 23 June 2026
- Protest Date
- 20 July 2026
- Protest Location
- New Delhi
- Protest Cause
- NEET paper leak case
- Social Media Usage
- Over 32,000 reels featuring the song