Srinagar, Jan. 10 -- For Kashmir's youth, English has become the language of ambition. Kashmiri, once the language of home, is now caught between pride, perception, and the pressure to "sound modern." For Kashmir's Gen Z, language is no longer just about communication, it's more about identity, aspiration, and survival in a competitive world.English dominates classrooms, job interviews, social media, and professional spaces, shaping how young people see success. In this race to move forward, Kashmiri, the Valley's native language, is slowly being left behind.Historically, Kashmiri carried the cultural and emotional life of the region. It was the language ofpoetry, folklore, and everyday conversation. But over time, shifts in education, ad...