Yaar, sometimes I genuinely don't understand people. Yesterday, I went to a Dandiya night because one of my friends insisted. I wasn't even planning to go, but he was like, "Bhai, bas ek ghante ke liye aa ja. Tere ghar ke bagal mein hi toh hai." So I thought, okay, why not? Met a few people from different colleges, all final-year B.Tech students. Out of curiosity, I asked, "Bhai, placements ho gayi tumhari?" None of them were placed. Which is completely fine. Not getting placed isn't the problem. What surprised me was how casually they were taking everything. No real preparation, no urgency, no clear plan for what comes next. And just as I was about to leave, they started asking me, "Bhai, coding kahan se start karein? Kya seekhein? Kaise shuru karein?" And I was genuinely speechless. Bro, you're in your fourth year. College is almost over, and you're only now thinking about where to start? I get that everyone has a different journey, and not everyone figures things out at the same time. But at some point, you have to take responsibility for your own future. I feel like we don't just have an unemployment problem in India. We also have a serious problem with a lack of ambition, urgency, and ownership among some students. You can teach someone to code. You can give them a roadmap, resources, mentorship, and opportunities. But you cannot force someone to want a better life for themselves. As someone once said, "Hunger can't be taught." Anyway, I bought myself a cold drink, walked back home sipping it.