For decades, Kashmir was viewed through the prism of conflict - a place where barbed wires, curfews and cries for freedom drowned the laughter of youth. The Valley’s children were born into uncertainty, their futures shaped as much by politics as by pain. Yet, amid this long shadow of turmoil, a quiet revolution is emerging. The story of “Youth Against Violence: The New Era in Kashmir ”  is one of resilience and renewal. A new generation is stepping forward — not with stones

Kashmir, widely admired for its natural beauty and rich cultural traditions, is facing a growing threat that is silently damaging its social and economic fabric the rise of narcotics abuse. In recent years, drug addiction has emerged as one of the most pressing challenges in the region, overshadowing even some of its long-standing political and social issues. What was once considered a limited concern has now spread at an alarming pace, with thousands of young people falling