Srinagar, March 9 -- As the schools in Kashmir valley reopened after the winter break, precisely after 100 days, first month is dedicated not to traditional classwork but to the formidable realm of examinations. It's an unconventional beginning, where the students embark on a journey of assessments before delving into the routine rhythms of classroom learning.
Mathematically speaking, taking into consideration the long winter break, summer vacations, Sundays and holidays, each working day is a valuable unit, a brick in the foundation of knowledge that shapes the academic journey.
In Kashmir, the winter extends its icy embrace until March, and the so-called 'winter break' is a fluid concept, often extending beyond the initially allocated t...