The article details the nationwide youth protests in India against education minister Dharmendra Pradhan following exam paper leaks.Protests began with a hunger strike by activist Sonam Wangchuk, leading to massive demonstrations in Delhi and other cities.The government responded with police crackdowns, including lathis, teargas, and pellet guns, but the protests grew stronger.The opposition supported the movement, and the crisis spread to states like Bihar and Maharashtra.Modi's attempts to address the issue, such as a selfie video and a new law, failed to quell the anger.The protests highlight deeper issues like educational inequality, youth unemployment, and government arrogance.A rickshaw driver's comment about 'bachchon ka bhavishya' (children's future) underscores the public's frustration.The article suggests Modi might force Pradhan's resignation but warns that the youth's anger is unlikely to subside.