Instagram vs WhatsApp: How CJP protests are different and why that matters

Sonam Wangchuk has ended his 26-day hunger strike after government assurances on paper-leak cases, examination reforms and protections for peaceful protesters, prompting PM Narendra Modi to wish him a quick recovery and promise fast-track courts and tougher punishment for offenders.The story so farWangchuk said his decision followed lengthy negotiations and concerns about possible violence. He also urged supporters to remain peaceful.A reshuffle of the education bureaucracy was also under way: New secretaries were appointed for higher and school education, while the incumbent handling both departments was moved to the panchayati raj ministry.Union minister JP Nadda laid out what the government is actually offering: No cases against those who protested peacefully at Jantar Mantar or marched to Parliament on July 20, a parliamentary discussion on paper leaks and exam reforms, and "positive consideration" of compensation for NEET paper-leak suicide victims.For a government that has publicly ruled out education minister Dharamendra Pradhan’s…