29岁的博士生Neha Bora已成为印度大规模抗议运动的突出代表。1作为全印学生协会（AISA）主席，Bora在过去十年中一直在这个左翼组织中活跃，并因多次被警察拘留的抗议视频在网络走红。1
今年6月，教育家Sonam Wangchuk为支持教育改革抗议而开始绝食，Bora随即加入这一行动并参与绝食，期间减重8kg。1该抗议活动取得成效——7月教育部长Dharmendra Pradhan因此辞职，结束了数周的示威浪潮。1随后在10月10日，Bora又参与组织了在詹塔曼特广场针对选举委员会主席Gyanesh Kumar的抗议，要求其辞职。1
Neha Bora, a 29-year-old doctoral student and left-wing activist, has emerged as a prominent leader of India's Gen Z protest movement challenging Prime Minister Modi's 12-year rule.1 As president of the All India Students Association (AISA), an organization she has been active in for the past decade, Bora has become the public face of several high-profile demonstrations.1 Using they/them pronouns, Bora has participated in multiple protest actions that resulted in police detention, with videos of these incidents gaining significant traction online.1
Bora's activism intensified in June when educator Sonam Wangchuk launched a hunger strike in support of education reform protests.1 Bora joined the fast, losing 8 kilograms in weight during the campaign.1 The sustained pressure from the protests contributed to Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation in July, effectively ending weeks of demonstrations over education policy.1 More recently, on October 10, Bora participated in demonstrations at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi demanding the resignation of Election Commission chief Gyanesh Kumar.1
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