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Bangladesh is the newest example of student activism toppling governments.

In Bangladesh, weeks of demonstrations opposing the government job quota system escalated into a widespread movement, compelling Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to step down and leave the country.

The protests started calmly weeks ago, mainly driven by students disillusioned with a system they claimed benefited those with ties to the ruling party. However, the situation swiftly turned violent, leading to the deaths of nearly 300 people. Young people, especially students, have often been key players in global popular movements that have toppled governments or compelled them to alter their policies.

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नए हिट एण्ड रन कानून के विरोध में प्रदर्शन करने वाले 300 लोगों पर केस दर्ज |Swadesh Live| Madhya Pradesh News In Hindi| Breaking News In Hindi

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This tweet made my day! Collaboration, innovation, and compassion-based learning! What a way to celebrate #WorldKindessDay Thank you @stacrh and @EasonElem for raising students who CARE. #activisminaction #ReadtheWorldNow 📚💻🌏❤️ https://t.co/nY6Ok2Hg8y

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