Everyone is debating the paper leak. Almost nobody is debating the queue. 40% of graduates under 25 are unemployed. Graduates are two-thirds of India's unemployed. 12 million young Indians join the workforce every year. The anger on the streets isn't about one exam. It's a generation discovering that the exam they bet their childhood on leads to a queue, not a job. And here's the hard truth: you cannot exam-reform your way out of a jobs shortage. A fairer queue is still a queue. This generation needs a third door. Today a young Indian has two imagined futures: sarkari naukri or private job. Building something of your own is the third, and right now it's mostly reserved for kids with networks and family money. After 17 years in this ecosystem, I've written a full implementable policy blueprint to change that. A National Entrepreneurship Mission. One door, one entrepreneur ID, one journey from "I want to do something" to "I built something." District idea banks for graduates who don't know what to build. A mentor and an AI co-pilot for every founder. Every scattered govt fund on one spine. 10 lakh enterprises in 5 years. Minimum 40-50 lakh jobs created by this generation instead of demanding for it. Rollout in 15 months, because every piece already exists. For the short read: yourstory.com/2026/08/nation… For the full recommendation: yourstory.com/cs/uploads/Bui… Do read and do share 🙏 #shurukar – at New Delhi, India