On June 6, 2026, news channels across India tuned in to a highly anticipated speech by Nitin Nabin, the president of the world’s largest political party by membership. That party, the Bharatiya Janata Party, experienced a remarkable ascent beginning in 2014, propelled in no small part by its promise of dismantling the systemic corruption that defined the previous United Progressive Alliance administration. It now found itself navigating similarly treacherous waters. Corruption had returned, this time in India’s institutions of higher education.
A litany of unprecedented issues affecting the lives of millions of students had recently come to light, with
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