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India's Gen Z Set to Become Largest Adult Generation by 2029 Elections

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India's Generation Z is on track to become the country's largest adult generation by the time of the 2029 Lok Sabha elections. Despite holding the world's biggest Gen Z population, India's electorate is not considered the youngest globally. The demographic shift signals a significant change in the voting landscape as more young citizens reach eligible age. This growing cohort is expected to have a considerable influence on future electoral outcomes in the country.

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