India is the powerhouse of human capital and the youngest country in the world. According to the World Economic Forum (WEF) , there are 650 million Indians under the age of 25, and 845 million under 35, and the country’s workforce is expected to grow to 1.08 billion by 2050. However, we are also staring at an employability crisis. The 13 million youngsters that join the workforce each year, only one in four management professionals, one in five engineers and one in ten graduates are employable. India's skills gap and obsolete teaching curricula contribute to this trend, while forcing innumerable young people to settle for much less than they deserve.