New Delhi, April 26 -- In the last few months, discussions at most homes have inevitably turned to Trumpian trade tariffs, the ongoing war in West Asia, and the cumulative impact on personal finance. Neev Raheja, 13, finds her parents discussing stock market fluctuations most weekends, and the effect of unpredictable geopolitics on the shares and mutual funds they possess. The Mumbai-based teen has been trying to connect the dots between global events and the conversations at home through news clip pings and whatever she overhears. In Gurugram, Diya Maheswari, 11, has seen an increase in the usage of air-fryers to save LPG in anticipation of an energy crisis. Sunday breakfasts now feature air fried aloo parathas instead of tawa roasted on...