JNU research scholar Neha Bora became the face of a student movement: How a 23-day hunger strike brought her into the national spotlight
When thousands of students gathered at Delhi's Jantar Mantar demanding changes in the examination system and greater accountability, many voices emerged from the protest. But one name soon began to dominate conversations both on the ground and across social media—Neha Bora.
For nearly three weeks, the JNU research scholar remained on a hunger strike, addressing students from the protest stage despite deteriorating health. Her speeches, appeals and determination turned her into one of the most recognisable faces of the movement.

For nearly three weeks, the JNU research scholar remained on a hunger strike, addressing students from the protest stage despite deteriorating health. Her speeches, appeals and determination turned her into one of the most recognisable faces of the movement.
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