Srinagar, Oct. 28 -- We live in an age where information flows faster than thought. With a single tap, we can access facts, figures, and opinions from every corner of the world. Yet, despite this flood of data, genuine understanding feels rarer than ever. The world has become rich in information but poor in wisdom - and that imbalance defines our modern dilemma. Information is everywhere - in news feeds, classrooms, and conversations. It's instant, endless, and easy to find. But knowledge is different. Knowledge grows slowly, shaped by reflection, experience, and judgment. It connects ideas, not just collects them. Where information tells us *what*, knowledge helps us see *why* and *how*.The danger of this age is mistaking access for insi...