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Under the radar: Protests that missed public eye in 2024 but made their voices heard

IndiaTimes Tuesday, 31 December 2024 ()
In 2024, India saw protests from various groups including laborers demanding the repeal of new labor codes, Muslims opposing property demolitions, Ladakh locals striving for greater autonomy, and citizens advocating for clean air. These movements underscored calls for better governance, fair treatment, and environmental protection.
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