Srinagar, Nov. 18 -- Every year, millions of young Indians step into the world of competitive examinations-NEET, JEE, UPSC, and many others-with remarkable determination and hope. They carry not only their own dreams but also the expectations of their families, teachers, and communities. They spend countless hours immersed in textbooks, practice papers, and online lectures, often sacrificing sleep, leisure, and social interactions. Yet behind this extraordinary determination lies a silent and growing crisis: the emotional and mental burden borne by aspirants.For most students, the journey toward competitive exams is marked by isolation and intense pressure. Long hours of preparation, frequent mock tests, and continuous comparisons with pe...