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If, or indeed, when the world’s largest democracy re-elects its current leader, Shri Narendra Modi, for a third term as India’s Prime Minister on the 4th June 2024, the world’s most populous country will be at a public policy crossroads. With between six and seven million young people entering the workforce every year[1], the Indian Government needs to find jobs or education for all of its youth if it is to reap the benefits of the country’s so-called demographic dividend[2]