India, June 17 -- Around the world, the definition of career success is being quietly rewritten. The straight line that once ran from a degree to a desk job is giving way to a broader map, one that prizes practical ability as much as academic credentials. Coding, design, healthcare support, advanced manufacturing and the green economy all reward what a person can do, not merely what they have studied. For India, home to one of the youngest populations on earth, this shift carries particular weight. And the moment to prepare for it begins far earlier than most parents imagine, at around the age of thirteen. Thirteen sits at a crucial bend in a child's schooling. It is old enough for abstract reasoning, yet young enough for habits to form. In...