Srinagar, Jan. 13 -- Once shaped by fear and prolonged uncertainty, Baramulla's border district is today witnessing a quiet yet meaningful transformation. For years, daily life in the region was influenced by instability that restricted movement, affected trade, and limited economic opportunity. Markets often reflected caution rather than confidence, and livelihoods remained fragile. In such an environment, women's economic participation was largely invisible, despite their skills and potential. Gradually, as conditions improved and aspirations resurfaced, change began to take root. It did not arrive dramatically, but steadily, through small acts of determination and resilience. Across towns and villages of Baramulla, women started turnin...