India, July 31 -- In 1947, when India attained Independence, its population was approximately 350 million. Today, India's population has grown to nearly 1.5 billion. Out of this, nearly 350-400 million citizens belong to the younger generation, commonly referred to as Generation Z (Gen-Z). This demographic constitutes one of the country's greatest strengths and has the potential to shape India's future in significant ways.

Every morning in India's metropolitan cities, one can witness thousands of young men and women riding motorcycles, scooters, bicycles and public transport with backpacks on their shoulders, rushing to their workplaces or educational institutions. They often compete for every available space on the roads, reflecting not...