Srinagar, July 15 -- In the quiet corners of India's villages, far from the spotlight of urban centers, lie countless young minds brimming with curiosity, creativity, and untapped potential. Yet, despite their innate abilities, rural students often remain on the margins of academic and professional recognition. The question is not whether talent exists in rural India - it certainly does - but why we fail to see it, nurture it, and celebrate it. The Unseen Barriers Several structural and social challenges prevent rural talent from flourishing. The first and most glaring is inequality in access to quality education. While urban schools increasingly adopt digital tools and progressive pedagogy, many rural schools still struggle with basic in...