Srinagar, Dec. 11 -- In our society today, we are witnessing a painful and growing reality: many parents, especially in their old age, find themselves living in a state of emotional seclusion. They feel ignored, sidelined, and sometimes completely forgotten by their own children. This troubling shift in family dynamics compels us to pause and introspect with seriousness. How did we arrive at this point? Why are parents receiving such a poor emotional response from the very children whom they nurtured with care? To understand this gap, we must revisit the beginning of a child's journey. When a child is born, he enters this world in a state of fitrah - pure, innocent, and deeply attached to his caregivers. But soon, barely after spending th...