CJP’s parliament march from Jantar Mantar: Thousands of ‘cockroach’ protesters take to Delhi streets

Those frustrations are at the heart of the rise of the Cockroach Janta Party, or CJP, founded by Dipke. Although the chief justice later withdrew the comment, Dipke embraced the label, turning the cockroach into the movement’s symbol. Monday’s turnout reflected how quickly the movement has grown since its first protest in June, when the…

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India’s infrastructure output rises 5% y/y in June — TradingView News

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Photos: Police fire tear gas at India’s Cockroach movement supporters | Protests News

Published On 20 Jul 202620 Jul 2026 Supporters of India’s youth-led Cockroach movement have clashed with police as thousands attempted to march to Parliament, demanding the education minister’s resignation, while the government has appeared to launch its first public outreach to the group leaders. Police used tear gas and charged protesters with batons on Monday…

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A Moving Indian Activist Drama Pulled From Circulation

Honey Trehan’s “Satluj” — about a Sikh activist in the 1990s investigating extrajudicial killings — conjures heavy emotions despite its hagiographic hues. Just as intriguing as its provocations are the controversies surrounding its release, starting with its unexplained removal from the Toronto International Film Festival lineup in 2023, then under the title “Punjab ’95.” This…

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‘Satluj’ Review: A Moving Indian Activist Drama Pulled From Circulation

Honey Trehan’s “Satluj” — about a Sikh activist in the 1990s investigating extrajudicial killings — conjures heavy emotions despite its hagiographic hues. Just as intriguing as its provocations are the controversies surrounding its release, starting with its unexplained removal from the Toronto International Film Festival lineup in 2023, then under the title “Punjab ’95.” This…

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