India Gen Z & Online Platform Services

In 2025, India is surfing the digital wave with an array of online services. Giants like Amazon, Flipkart, Blinkit, Zepto, Swiggy, Zomato, Ola, Uber, and Rapido are all in the game. But who deserves the accolades for their soaring success? Have we pondered that their losses rival their profits?


Today’s investors are predominantly youthful Gen Z. Perhaps, they’re unaware of the path set for them now. However, in years to come, it might become a prophetic echo for our future. While Gen Z may not grasp its significance today, as they mature, their sense of belonging will crystallize.


Looking at today’s youth and their lending power fills me with pride. My Prime Minister has opened doors to a brighter future. Yet, upon closer examination, I see they’ve yet to embrace the essence of "Local2Vocal."


"Make in India" was crafted for them, striving to harness our youthful energy. Some savvy individuals have capitalized on this, but when will our Gen Z awaken to its full potential? We remain tethered to China, enamored by its brands, while dreaming of Dubai's allure.


Gen Z must realize that "Local2Vocal" transcends mere online services. It demands the creation of new products for export. Today, America and China don’t overshadow us for lack of ability; they sprint ahead in innovation and production.


Even now, we stand miles apart—perhaps, more so than we think. We must chart our own course, understanding the direction we need to take.


Growth can’t flourish through mere services or franchises. To uplift ourselves, we must advance in production and technology. Focusing on "one village, one product" could be our lighthouse.


If we aspire to be the world’s leading economy, we must break free from online service dependency. Gen Z must grasp this truth, or tomorrow, as Nepal faces its challenges, we too could find ourselves vulnerable to unforeseen struggles. 


#narendramodi #makeinindia #localforvocal #GenZ #amazon #flipkart

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