Srinagar, Nov. 30 -- After supervising several Class 10 and 12 examination centres, we walk away with a heavy heart and a question that refuses to leave us: What has happened to our education system?In hall after hall, we watched rows of students sitting idle during the most crucial half of their board examinations. Some stared helplessly at their papers, others waited anxiously for a chance to copy from the few who looked slightly more confident. Many had no idea what to write. Some had stopped trying altogether.What was once a space filled with ambition, curiosity, and the pressure to excel has quietly transformed into a place where students hope only for the bare minimum: thirty three percent, usually obtained through unfair means. Dis...