- Injustice meted out to thousands of students
- Dissent in students against injustice
- Collaboration with a group already fighting for the cause, TSA
- Dedicated team: Pursuing Hungerstrike since Sept 4
- Legal suit already filed, UPSC a tainted organization
- Encouragement from social, political activists
- Participation in huge numbers from students whenever a call is made
- Some team members with good oratory skills
| - Myths in the minds of people regarding the reputation of UPSC
- Limited resources of the student community
- Unwillingness of students to give protest a political colour.
- Avoiding association with student unions
- Inability to keep the issue central for the students by regularly involving them
- Lack of experience in the protesting group in organizing mass movement
- Lack of participation of female IAS aspirants
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- More awareness being spread by the passage of time
- The protest shred the label of “seasonal protest”, by being there in students for so long, and a dedicated team follows still.
- Team members are rapid learners and in just one month time now they know to handle many things better
- Bonding between the co workers in the group for the cause and beyond
- Coaching centres have always been very open and supportive
- Volunteers possessing devil’s dare, planning for hunger strike till death
- UPSC’s mocking of RTIs is also an instigator
| - Students attending to alternate career options
- Shrinking volunteer base
- Inability to pursue it effectively in other states
- Cumbersome judicial process: No fast track court to address the career issue
- Fate following attitude of some students
- Ideological clashes in some of the team members.
- Fund scarcity.
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Yes, we fully support you. In fact many IAS aspirants have approached me saying similar things. We are with you.
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