In another post, I pointed out that India now churns out over 12 million college graduates each year—and that number keeps rising. This isn't a demographic dividend; it's a demographic time bomb. A single American cockroach could blow Modi up, and more cockroaches are coming—let's see how he handles them. The truth is, India and the US are highly competitive in the same industries, especially services and pharmaceuticals—they're natural rivals. To counter China, the US opened those sectors to India, but unfortunately, America bled too much and still couldn't beat China. So the tailwind died down, and India started falling. Even Trump occasionally uses generic drugs to slap Modi around. To make matters worse, AI and robotics are advancing fast, and a wave of despair is about to hit India. From what I know, Indians who study IT and medicine aren't poor—many are small landowners who sell their land and take out family loans to pay for college. The pressure on Indian students is immense, and when that anxiety turns to anger, the fallout could be beyond anything we imagine.