India, Aug. 23 -- India is experiencing a profound demographic transformation where Generation Z, born roughly between the late 1990s and the early 2010s, is shifting from passive recipients of governance to active architects of democratic discourse. Representing a vital share of India's over 600 million young citizens under 35, this cohort does not merely inherit the socio-economic outcomes of policy decisions; they experience the friction of outdated systems first-hand. The emergence of Gen Z as an assertive political and civic force challenges traditional, top-down policymaking. Unlike preceding generations who may have operated through rigid political affiliations or union hierarchies, Gen Z mobilises rapidly around specific, lived gr...