It’s a quiet power shift in motion. The RSS chief, usually seen as a symbol of ideological rigidity, is now publicly validating Gen Z’s protests; calling them honest, legitimate, even patriotic. That’s a big deal. Gen Z isn’t asking for permission to speak; they’re demanding change. And the fact that Bhagwat is now engaging with them, urging dialogue and even pushing for 6% GDP spending on education, shows how deeply their voice is reshaping India’s political landscape. Meanwhile, Priyanka’s jab highlights something even more telling: the youth aren’t looking for validation from old institutions; they’re rewriting the rules. And if the government’s still afraid to face Parliament over student protests, well… that silence speaks volumes.