Srinagar, March 11 -- Jammu and Kashmir's demographic landscape, with over 58% of its population in the working-age bracket, offers a strategic advantage in redefining its economic trajectory. This potential is increasingly being channelled through a growing startup ecosystem, which has expanded by 287% since 2020, rising from 237 to 917 DPIIT-registered startups by 2024. Women-led startups, now numbering 333, are reshaping traditional norms and establishing themselves in sectors ranging from agritech and handicrafts to edtech and healthcare. This shift is a statistical milestone and reflects broader progress in gender inclusivity and economic participation. Initiatives such as dedicated incubators, mentorship programmes tailored for wome...