Srinagar, April 13 -- A Growing Concern for the Youth .On my way home on the school bus, I noticed a man laboring at a construction site. My teacher pointed out that despite his numerous degrees and high qualifications, he was doing manual labour. This striking image left me stunned and opened my eyes to the deep-rooted unemployment crisis in Kashmir. This man is not an isolated case-countless educated individuals in the region sit idle at home, unable to secure jobs despite their skills and credentials. The unemployment rate in Jammu and Kashmir, as reported by the Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy (CMIE), stands at a staggering 25%, far exceeding the national average of 7.6%. Among all states and Union Territories, only Haryana surpa...