<ul><li>A survey conducted by Life Skill Collaborative reveals that only 4 out of 10 youth in India are aware of '21st-century skills' or 'life skills'. These skills, crucial for success in the modern world, encompass critical thinking, creativity, digital literacy, and cultural awareness.</li><li>Older youth (19-22) show greater awareness than younger counterparts (14-18). The survey, covering 15,856 youth, indicates that even when youth claim knowledge of life skills, they often confuse them with vocational skills.</li><li>While most are familiar with specific terms, 'resilience' and 'critical thinking' pose challenges. The findings emphasize the need for initiatives in public education to impart life skills.</li></ul>

Only 4 out of 10 youth in India have heard of ‘21st-century skills’

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