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India’s Modi turns to Instagram to woo young voters after Gen Z protest

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has increased his presence on Instagram, utilizing selfie-style videos to engage younger demographics. This digital strategy follows recent protests by Gen Z citizens who have expressed significant dissatisfaction regarding the current state of job and education opportunities in the country.

The shift in social media engagement coincides with a period of political turbulence, marked by large-scale demonstrations involving tens of thousands of participants. These protests recently resulted in the resignation of the nation's education minister, highlighting the pressure the administration faces to address systemic concerns among the youth population.

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How the coverage differs

Same story, different emphasis — here's what each outlet chose to lead with.

Daily Maverick (ZA) Focuses on the content of the videos and specific youth grievances
Japan Times (JP) Emphasizes the political fallout and the education minister's resignation
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