New Delhi, Aug. 1 -- It's been a week since Gen Z firebrands ended their protest, but most of the country is still talking about them, their anger and irreverence, their creativity and their joy. Alongside the demands for equity, protests in India have always featured music, art, connection and friendship-it's what sustains life and therefore, it seems natural that any movement wanting to chip away at status quo should lean into this. In the last decade, women have become the face of protests, as participant, creator and muse, even as they demand rights, equality and justice for themselves or for others. At the recent Gen Z protests, the CAA-NRC agitation just before the pandemic, or the farmers protests soon after, images of women became...