Āris Jansons: What's on the Minds of Young Indians?

Journalist Āris Jansons, in his latest article, examines the Indian political landscape, focusing on the satirical 'Cockroach Janta Party' (CJP). He notes that the name inevitably evokes memories of Latvia's 'Muļķu partija' (Fool's Party) and 'Pēdējā partija' (Last Party), but these Latvian parties have been forgotten as they failed to achieve any notable deeds for the public good.

Jansons highlights that the Indian 'cockroaches' are a satirical party, attracting attention unlike their Latvian counterparts. He delves into what young Indians are thinking about and their relationship with politics. The article, published on Delfi, is part of the subscription content.