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 The recent uprising of youth in Sri Lanka , Bangladesh, Nepal and India has ignited the debate on political rights and the new dimension of political consciousness among youth . The youth particularly Gen-z have shaped all the protest from inflation problem in Sri Lanka ,to banningb of social media in Nepal ,to paper leak problem in India, the protest were not only held in streets but also through memes in social media,they have not hold make in raising their voice instead of being silent by the system. This has also brought the social media companies under the radar of goverment and it will be interesting to observe how things wi ll be unrapped between the social media companies and goverment beyond the South East Asia,as the students protest video also inspire the youth which are deeply inter connected through social media in raising the voice .

Mithun Chakraborty's First Wife Passes Away, Bollywood Pays Tribute to a Private Figure In somber news for the film industry, Mithun Chakraborty, the legendary Bollywood actor and dancer known as "Disco King," recently lost his first wife. The news has left fans and well-wishers mourning the passing of a private yet pivotal figure in his early life and career. While Mithun has always been in the spotlight, his first wife led a quieter, more secluded life, which has now drawn attention as condolences flood social media. Mithun Chakraborty, known for iconic films such as 'Disco Dancer' and 'Agneepath', was previously married before his rise to stardom in the 1980s and 1990s. His first wife, who remained away from the glitz and glamour, was reportedly an integral support in his journey toward fame. Despite their eventual separation, those close to the actor recall that he has always been appreciative of her role in his formative years. The exact cause of her ...

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