Srinagar, Oct. 25 -- The older generation brings valuable experience and historical knowledge, but must recognise that the world facing today's youth is very different. Artificial intelligence, changing job markets, climate change, economic pressures, and rising education and housing costs have made financial security and independent living more difficult.

The world is experiencing profound political, economic, and social transformations. Across countries and continents, younger generations are questioning established systems of governance, traditional political loyalties, and the promises made by those in power. Their concerns go beyond individual policies or political ideologies. They reflect a deeper dissatisfaction with a world in wh...