India, Oct. 24 -- justify;">It is rightly said that a nation's future depends on its youth. India, therefore, stands at a defining moment right now. With nearly 65% of the population under the age of 35 and a median age of 28, India has one of the largest working-age cohorts, and will add 70-80 lakh youth to its labour workforce over the next decade. This demographic dividend is seen as a good economic opportunity for India, but also a limited one. According to the United Nations Population Fund and Economic Survey, qIndia's demographic dividend began in 2005-06 and will peak around 2041 before narrowing by 2055-56 as the share of the elderly rises. Its potential will be realised only if education, skilling, and inclusion advance together...