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The parodic public
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India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
Published : Aug 06, 2026 18:19 IST - 7 MINS READEntering the neighbourhood of Shivaji Park in Mumbai, where the Gen Z protest was shaping up, I was almost whacked across my face.
For a while now, researchers have been trying to put Gen Z on the analyst’s couch.
The unserious generationThey call themselves an unserious generation.
Not because the Gen Z movement is not interested in the building of an institution but because it has neither patience for nor hope in institutions inaugurating systemic forms of justice.
Gen Z recognised, correctly, the world of images we inhabit and fought, image for image.