Srinagar, March 11 -- "A land flourishes when its youth thrive, but when dreams turn into disillusionment, the future stands on shaky ground."As the echoes of Chief Minister Omar Abdullah's maiden budget for Jammu and Kashmir resonate across the region, the people find themselves at a familiar crossroads-one filled with hope yet shadowed by skepticism. The Rs.1.12 lakh crore budget for 2025-26 has been presented as a vision for progress, offering free electricity to Antyodaya families, free transport for women, increased pensions, and incentives for tourism and industries. These measures, though commendable, barely scratch the surface of the deeper crisis plaguing the region-the desperation of its educated youth.Jammu and Kashmir is home ...