Srinagar, April 12 -- Floriculture holds immense promise for Kashmir, not only as a source of beauty but as a viable livelihood option that aligns with the Valley's natural endowments and cultural sensibilities. With the Indian floriculture market predicted to grow substantially-from Rs. 292 billion in 2024 to Rs. 744 billion by 2033-there is an opportunity to carve out a space for Kashmir within this expanding domain. The Valley's climate, fertile soil and tradition of craftsmanship create ideal conditions for cultivating a diverse range of flowers and aromatic plants. However, the key to turning this natural advantage into economic opportunity lies in structured support, knowledge-sharing and access to markets. In a recent session held ...