India, Oct. 28 -- The lesson of the past few months is that today's Gen Z are the young generation of yesteryear, unsatisfied with present conditions and eager to change the system into a utopian world with their new ideas. Connectivity has shattered cultural and geographical differences. This isn't confined to India; Gen Z protests are widespread across 12 European countries, including France, Belgium, Italy, Spain, Greece, and Portugal. Media in these countries call it the Gen Z Autumn, and protesting students say they stay in touch: "We support each other because we're facing pretty much the same threat: Education, housing, and inflation."

Similar youth-led expressions of dissatisfaction have appeared in Nepal, Sri Lanka, Hong Kong, T...