Srinagar, Dec. 2 -- The announcement of a Rs 52-crore housing project for 530 disaster-hit families in Ramban and Udhampur is not merely a policy decision; it is a moral reckoning. For decades, the victims of landslides, flash floods and the unforgiving terrain of these districts have lived in limbo, their existence reduced to cold statistics in disaster reports. Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha's initiative, supported by the High Range Rural Development Society (HRDS), is a moment when governance rises above rhetoric and delivers something tangible: a roof over the heads of those who have lost everything. This is not charity; it is justice. It is the state acknowledging that survival without dignity is no survival at all, and that rebuild...