Srinagar, May 28 -- They work hard. Yet they earn too little. Rent, food, school fees, medical bills-everything costs more than it should.

And when income doesn't stretch far enough, stress becomes a constant shadow.

It's no surprise, then, that people chase shortcuts. Who wouldn't? The promise of quick returns, flashy investments, or a lucky break can feel like a way out.

But more often than not, it leads to deeper trouble. People lose what little they have. Families suffer. And the cycle repeats.

What's missing here is not ambition. It's space to breathe, to plan, and to think long term.

Financial pressure is not just about money, it's about choices. When you're always worried about the next meal or the next bill, it's hard to thin...